[NewCandle] Fred's comment about battery mass.

[Nick Reiter]

Count me in also.  I can rig this up on Monday when I
am back at the lab.  One of my balances should be just
the ticket - I have a wonderful Denver that has a 3kg
load limit with a .01g resolution.

If all of this is being chalked up to the earth's
e-field (s) then shouldn't there be an enormous
attenuation if you are inside of a typical lab or
office building; or even house?  What location does
Fred do this experiment in?

N


--- Keith Nagel <NewCandleAdmin at ipdiscover.com> wrote:

> More from Fred Sparber on battery weighing. I'm
> tempted to
> try it now that Fred has an experimental modality
> that can
> possibly show both positive and negative results
> depending on
> the configuration. I have a .1 gram scale I can use
> that's
> similar in construction to Freds.
> 
>
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> Stuff Needed: Acculab Digital Scale (10 Kg with +/-
> 1.0 gram resolution).
> 
> One 10 gram Aluminum Pie "Tin".
> 
> Two gram copper penny
> 
> Two gram Kleenex Tissue with salted water spot in
> center.
> 
> Weigh each individually
> 
> 1, Set Pie tin on scale 10.00 grams zero scale
> 
> 2, Place 2 gram Kleenex "electrolyte" on top . scale
> says 2 grams
> 
> 3,Lay 2 gram copper penny on scale over wet spot.
> scale reads 5. grams.  :-)
> 
> 4, Replace "electolyte" kleenex with dry one. scale
> reads 2 grams
> 
> 5, Add penny, scale reads 4 grams
> 
> Repeat step 3 with penny on wet spot and dry area.
> (5 grams and 4 grams)
>
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> 
> 
> -----Original Message-----
> From: newcandle-bounces at ipdiscover.com
> [mailto:newcandle-bounces at ipdiscover.com]On Behalf
> Of Keith Nagel
> Sent: Thursday, August 09, 2007 6:50 PM
> To: New energy for the new world.
> Subject: [NewCandle] Fred's comment about battery
> mass.
> 
> 
> Fred asked me to post this short communication on
> battery mass. It
> struck me on reading it that if one could find a
> battery so constructed
> that the negative terminal is on the inside rather
> than the outside
> his idea might be fairly tested. A differential
> scale comparing
> the two battery masses would then cancel heat /
> outgassing / etc effects.
> 
> K.
> 
>
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> 
> NON CONFIDENTIAL: From Fred Sparber
> 
> The 322-323 gram plug-in rechargeable flashlight (4
> "AA" NiCd Batteries) starts
> out at 322 grams on a fresh charge sitting on the
> (well stabilized by
> long on time)10 kg (+'- 1.0 gram) Acculab digital
> scale. Turning it on
> causes the weight to change to 323 grams for a few
> minutes, then it
> reverts to 322 grams, but after a 45 minute
> discharge it reverts to
> 323 grams. This is repeatable and time consuming.
> 
> The "C" and "D" dry cells only show the slight
> temperature sensitive
> weight change only if they have been sitting for
> days or weeks.
> 
> My hypothesis that the Earth's MegaCoulomb negative
> charge in
> combinatio with the much greater upper
> atmosphere-stratospher-space
> positive charge and the resulting100 volt per meter
> near-earth "Fair
> Weather Field" (E) is applying a force F = E*Q on
> the putative zero
> net charge of the battery outer can still stands,
> along with the
> notion that the field wil act on
> sphere-within-sphere or
> cylinder-within cylinder bimetal materials where the
> outer material is
> depleted in conduction electrons donated to the
> lower work function
> inner material. ETC.
> 
> Too many possibilities for me to go it alone.
> 
> Fred
> 
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