by thrival » Wed Sep 06, 2006 2:31 am
Dan Dan:
Sorry to take so long answering, I just found your post.
Yes I've built a Joe Cell, well sort of. The cost for materials is kind
of high. You see I have a strategy to this OU stuff. Study is free, so
I do as much as I can, and then some more. The more principles and
understanding you have of a thing, the cheaper and better ways you
can find to execute an idea. I'm not at this to impress anyone and
that leaves some folks deflated 'cause they wanna see something.
Well I'm diligently working at it. Lyzers don't really interest me cause
they take up a lot of space; distilled water is only free when it rains,
and water as fuel freezes in the winter (where I live anyway.)
Now as far as the Joe Cell, I've downloaded some .txt files from the
first JoeCellFreeEnergyDevice yahoo group. I'm glad I did because they
seem to've been removed. Basically much of it is transcripts from what
Joe said in the videos he made, which aren't readily available here in
the US.
In the transcripts, Joe admitted, i.e. he knows, his device is a capacitor.
It's a little different than most in that it polarizes from outer to inner,
not + - + - ...as would occur if one were to roll a foil plate cap. The
dielectric is water. Lots of folks agonize about the water, if it's from a
pure source, alkaline or acid, getting it to bubble and watching those
to determine when the cell is to 'stage 3,' etc. Joe said plain distilled
water is the best. In fact a government agent brought him water
distilled four times (quad-distilled) and it worked the best. The simple
reason is that distilled water is most dielectric, which is what you want
in a capacitor to store charge. If it conducts at all, it's a poor capacitor.
The dielectric constant of distilled water is 80. that's incredibly high
compared to all known fluids. The only liquids that come close are
formalide and hydrogen cyanide, both highly dangerous and nothing
to fool with, whereas water is perfectly benign.
The charging process precipitates scum from the water to the point
eventually everything is filtered out and removed, it no longer conducts.
The most efficient Joe Cell doesn't bubble at all. We are not trying to
run our car off hydrogen bubbles. That's what lyzers do. This is a
different principle.
The Joe Cell water leaves a certain amount of upper tubes exposed.
That's so the charge can leak up the tubes to the cover. Think about
what we know about HV corona; it leaps from sharp edges to the nearest
grounded surface. The Joe Cell leaks corona, only so low V it's not
visible. The engine is ground. The block and Joe Cell are connected
via an aluminum tube connected to the conical cover of the cell. The AL
tube doesn't quite touch the block, there's a piece of rubber hose
separator the last few inches. Not a problem, static charge can leap
that distance. If the tube actually touched the block it would short to the
cell cover.
Nikola Tesla, Edwin Gray, Henry Moray and Joe, all discovered something
about electricity; there's a hot component and a cold component. The
hot component is electromagnetic in nature, while the cold component is
electrostatic. Cold electricity is what the sun pours upon earth, also what
emits from a tesla coil toroid to ether. Without generalizing too much,
hot electricity will fry you, cold won't. That's not to say that people haven't
been electrocuted by tesla coils, they have. But radiant energy IS cold
electricity, and radiant energy propagates through the ethers different
from EM waves. Radiant, electrostatic energy passes through everything
without even slowing down. This cold electricity will light bulbs brighter
than EM, and Joe claims the bulbs are freezing cold. Edwin Gray even
handled lit bulbs under water, without any fear of electrocution.
So the energy emitting off the tubes of the Joe Cell to the cover is
electrostatic, cold electricity. The hot electricity passes to ground, but
actually no EM flow occurs because the dielectric constant of the water
won't let it. Electrostatic lines of force form from outer to inner, and
electrostatic energy is cold electricity.
Now my understanding beyond this starts to fall apart. I believe the block
gets this cold electric charge, imparts it to the water in the block. The
charged block becomes polarized from outer to inner. Once the block
is polarized, it tends to hold the polarization. It becomes an electret so
to speak. Water loves to receive electricity. that's why you should never
stand in a puddle when changing a light bulb (obvious.)
I believe the air entering the motor gets an opposite charge to the block,
and to the spark which I believe is of the same sign only much higher V.
The oppositely charged air is attracted to the spark and actually causes
the piston to get sucked up towards it. A car running on just a Joe Cell
has to be advanced as much as 75 degrees before TDC. Clearly
there's a pull rather than a push going on here. and because it's a
vacuum, the RPM's can be much higher without the motor flying apart;
and slower to, and according to reports, runs silently (no explosions,
but implosions.)
Back to your original question: "Have I built a Joe Cell." I don't have lots
of bucks so the one i built used ss shimstock similar to Ant Davidson's
"kettle." My first was of spiral config and I learned pretty quick why that
doesn't work. Concentric rings are necessary. I came up with a method
of clips to hold the shimstock rings but the material had tabs and bulges
in places so didn't look clean, straight and orderly. I plugged it in, made
bubbles and precipitated out gunk from Lake Michigan water for about a
week before i realized I was removing the chrome plating from the clip
leads. (Note to self: buy all SS alligator clips.) So I got that far.
then I met Ren, an aussie who has built and run his car on a Joe Cell.
He's sort of the Bob Boyce for the Joe Cell group. Anyway he gave me
some bad news-- Joe Cells freeze in the winter and don't work! Well I
live in the midwest and need mine to work. So I'm currently investigating
other methods for charging water in the block that doesn't require an
external cell. We know the coolant system contains antifreeze and cars
run all winter on petrol. What we need to do is charge the coolant; then
the car will run as if it had a Joe Cell when it doesn't. Note: Joe said once
a car has run on a cell long enough, you can remove the cell entirely and
the car will run without it, even after months of sitting idle!
So I'm plowing ahead, beyond the original cell. I'll share my results when
I have something to report. but if you want to build the standard Joe Cell,
there's plenty of good info on the net you don't need me for.
Hope this is useful to you.