Self Powered Si-Graphite Power Cell

This is a 30 minute video
Just a heads up.
This looks very promising.
It appears to be the best battery so far developed.
I would like to hear feedback from those more well educated in such subjects.
Can anyone debunk this thing?
They are going to be for sale.

cousin to the sand batteries we saw two years ago.....they put some paint on the sand and bahammm....legtricity....ya know, we shoulda heard from that stuff by now, docha think

flagg for content being important....I'll go watch this.........editt no...a salesman....dang

took me 70 seconds

Piezo tech. I've been saying forever this can be done. So far I've only seen a couple nano materials actually look feasible.

so please tell us somebody what that bank of blue cr123 battery sized assembly yessirr....that's it the one with....got tamm red and black wires comin outta it

( in the air force i was the only one in.... "" a "".... shop allowed to open the inertial reference unit cause i had a nasa soldering thingy paper )

i got a sister named tammy

a reply to: GBP/JPY

Not a salesman.
I'm sure it's more than either of us can afford.

a reply to: skunkape23

his cadence....not just that....

it's a commercial.....did i mistakingly maybe hear him say along about in the mid....that if ya get in now he'll give ya the ground floor....or something'


i could be wrong...huh!

I think i speak for all of ATS when i say

those were not his hands

the hands timing was clocked in a studio setting....and the salesman overdubbed at his discretion...but the cadence....oh sorry.....

The main problem with piezo-electric generation is that the voltages generated are very small. They can get up to 11 milliwatts/cubic centimeter. It might be possible to squash that cube flat so that 1cm^3 = 5cm x 5cm x 0.04cm.

A mobile phone usually spends 50% of the power on the screen, and the total power draw is 2 watts, so that's around 1000 milliwatts/hour for both screen and system. Mobile phones have power consumption of 1150mAh

www.technologyreview.com...

originally posted by: GBP/JPY
so please tell us somebody what that bank of blue cr123 battery sized assembly yessirr....that's it the one with....got tamm red and black wires comin outta it

Orange those capacitors?

Maxwell Technologies makes capacitors:
www.maxwell.com...

And dude unhooks them at point.

Curious is whats the point of that fancy motor assembly being attached to it??

a reply to: skunkape23

What are the two black and red wires tangling from the bottom going to ? A power source????

a reply to: skunkape23

Only $4000 per kit. Oh boy!

originally posted by: skunkape23
I would like to hear feedback from those more well educated in such subjects.
Can anyone debunk this thing?

Well, it is a youtube video of some sort of contraption.

originally posted by: dfnj2015
a reply to: skunkape23

What are the two black and red wires tangling from the bottom going to ? A power source????

Yeah, there wasnt a panoramic 'look there's no trap door' sequence shown as far as I got into the piece...

Isn't it cheating to help it power stuff with your hands?

a reply to: SlowNail

Certainly appears to be lacking in usefulness if it can't even get an unloaded motor moving from standstill without manual assistance. Looks like a homebrew brushless design to me.

originally posted by: skunkape23

This looks very promising.

For the people selling the $4000 "kit" maybe, for everyone else...not so much.