If I were and experimentalist to save some money on precious material, I would try to duplicate this by using Nickel and hydrofluoric acid (dielectric constant - 100),
One electrode would be highly pitted as in Celani's wire. All the copper must be complexly removed however. The other would be polished mirror smooth. I would heat the system a bit and check for current. On Wed, Feb 12, 2014 at 11:07 PM, <pagnu...@htdconnect.com> wrote: > Axil, > > An interesting find. I have never heard of it before. > > Why not ask Peter Gluck his opinion on it? > > I believe he is in Romania, and may have seen the device. > > -- Lou Pagnucco > > Axil wrote: > > > http://peswiki.com/index.php/Directory:Karpen's_Pile_--_A_Battery_That_Has_Produced_Energy_Continuously_Since_1950s > > > > Karpen's pile > > > > This device has all the earmarks of a nanoplasmonic system almost > > identical > > in concept if not structure to Piantelli's reactor. > > > > A highly pitted platinum surface is covered with an excellent dielectric, > > pure sulfuric acid(100). Gold provides the supporting substrate, > > > > The pits in the platinum produce optical cavities that capture heat and > > electrons that will form polariton vortexes. The uncertainty principle > > will > > increase the energy levels in the optical cavities as more electrons and > > photons are captured until solitons explode in a bosenova. > > > > The increase in EMF energy is converted into electrons and a potential is > > formed to drive a current. > > > > Just like Karpen's pile, Piantelli has reported the creation of charge in > > his device. > > > > >
