How to Make a Battery That Lasts (Practically) Forever. When going off the grid, it’s safe to assume that most folks will be relying on solar panels for muc...
When going off the grid, it’s safe to assume that most folks will be relying on solar panels for much of their electrical needs. However, a lack of sunlight can present a few problems for any would-be prepper. If only there was a cheap and simple way to supplement a solar panel array on those cloudy days. Fortunately, there is such a way, and I’m willing to bet that most of you reading this have never heard of it (I hadn’t until recently). It’s called a Dickens Magnesium Battery after it’s inventor, Stephen Dickens; though the principles behind its function have been around for a very long time. This device is also called a “Galvanic Cell,” which has been around since the late 1700’s, and possibly even earlier if the theories surrounding the Baghdad Battery are to be believed.
You start out with thick, magnesium rods, which you can buy on Amazon. But what is it capable of? Homemade Battery! - The DIY "Earth Battery" - Powers Clocks/Watches/Calcs/LED Lights.... FREE ENERGY NOW LOW COST 50 CENTS. Lost Pacific Continent Of Mu Or Lemuria: What Is The Evidence? - MessageToEagle.com. By: Brien Foerster - MessageToEagle.com - Although not as famous as its counterpart in the Atlantic Ocean, as in “Atlantis” much has been written and speculated about a continent in the Pacific that usually goes by the name Lemuria or Mu, which supposedly sunk below the waves several thousand years ago.
Probably the most famous and prolific writer on the subject was James Churchward, who penned several books on the subject. The first writer to discuss the topic of Mu or Lemuria was Augustus LePlongeon in the late 1800s. He claimed that the Mayans had originated from a lost civilization, Mu, which was on par with Atlantis, and which had been destroyed by a volcanic eruption. Unfortunately, when the Mayan language was deciphered several decades later, it was learned that LePlongeon’s interpretation was completely erroneous. Click on image to enlarge In it, the central framework of his claims about Mu was put forward. This would have been regarded as a mini continent at least.
Lost Pacific Continent Of Mu Or Lemuria: What Is The Evidence? - MessageToEagle.com. By: Brien Foerster - MessageToEagle.com - Although not as famous as its counterpart in the Atlantic Ocean, as in “Atlantis” much has been written and speculated about a continent in the Pacific that usually goes by the name Lemuria or Mu, which supposedly sunk below the waves several thousand years ago.
Probably the most famous and prolific writer on the subject was James Churchward, who penned several books on the subject. The first writer to discuss the topic of Mu or Lemuria was Augustus LePlongeon in the late 1800s. He claimed that the Mayans had originated from a lost civilization, Mu, which was on par with Atlantis, and which had been destroyed by a volcanic eruption. Unfortunately, when the Mayan language was deciphered several decades later, it was learned that LePlongeon’s interpretation was completely erroneous.
Click on image to enlarge In it, the central framework of his claims about Mu was put forward. This would have been regarded as a mini continent at least. SaltwaterBattery. Homemade vinegar battery with copper wire and nails: DIY electricity! Always wanted to make your own battery?
Homebrew electricity! Maybe you already heard about salt water batteries made from sea water, but this is something you can easily do at home in a few minutes. This homemade battery is based on two different metals suspended in an acid solution. You’ll need two different kinds of metal, for example copper and zinc and some acid liquid.The copper is the + and the zinc is the - The electrons travel from the - through the electrolyte (acid) to the + and creates an electric current.
You’ll have to gather: a few plastic bottle capsa few zinc coated nails (or strips of aluminum foil)some (old) copper wirevinegar The copper wire you can get from for example an old (or new) power cord. If you have stripped the copper wire from the power cord, cut it in about 2 inch pieces (about 5 cm.) and tie one end to a nail. If you have 9 caps, repeat this with 8 other nails.