Charcoal battery with sea water and aluminum #saltwaterbattery #diybattery #saltwaterlamp #freeenergy #freeelectricity #ecofriendly #seawaterbattery #doityourself
Great work. How long does it run without replacing salt water? and how long without replacing / cleaning the electrodes? in short what is the mAh capacity ? of the setup
These billion useless masks found a way to be useful 😂😂 Great guy ! Go ahead ! Zinc-carbon battery, also called the Leclanché cell, is a traditional general-purpose dry cell. Invented by the French engineer Georges Leclanché in 1866, it immediately became a commercial success in large sizes because of its readily available low-cost constituent materials. It remains the least expensive dry cell and is available nearly. After a while the zinc is "eaten" by ion exchanges and cell is leaking. Then charcoal can be used to draw portraits 😊😊😊😊
I made this type of battery in my childhood, just rechargeable one. But both electrodes were made of graphite rods and had the same design. There was no aluminum at all, the cell was made just of charcoal, graphite and salt water, and some vessel, of cause, in my case it was tin can (really bad idea, because it rusted very soon). Being fully charged, it gave 2,2 volts with quite small current.
@@MrDIYProjectTech21угольный электрод нужно сделать иначе , порошок угля склеить клеем на основе резины , при высыхании что бы в материал проникал воздух , и батарея не заливалась электролитом а была влажной ,с доступом воздуха .к углю нужно добавить графит( стержни графита с батареек например вставить ) для повышения электропроводности
@@MrDIYProjectTech21 kindly make a new one or whenever you make video on another subject make sure audio and video is focused . Thank you and all the best for your coming video.
I've been go to for almost 30 video but non of them are using the separator yeah the volt is bit higer than this but i want the safe battery goodjob brother,you look like someone with well knowledge,can i ask you this question,is it possible for us to make a sollar panel battery storage from this type of battery? I mean using diy not industrial batteries?
I have a video about salt water battery 12 volts, that one can be charge and connect a solar panel. I uploaded it a year ago, you can check all my videos about salt water lamp for reference. Thank you
Very cool. Am looking forward to seeing your next video. How many milliamp does each cell produce? Oh and why bother adding cassava flour and drying the charcoal since doesn't the charcoal fall apart(gets soft) once you add in the salt water?
Presentation spoiled by too much explanation. i.e. "now i will do dis" and "now i will do dat" It can be seen on the video what the handler is doing. A minimum amount of words would be better. Also coca cola cans would have done the job
Looks pretty useless, to me. I don't believe you can recharge it, and I doubt very much that it has a usable power density figure. If you don't know, that is how many amp-hours of charge it can accept and discharge, per unit of weight. Nor can that chemistry source enough current to be practical. Similar to a carbon/zinc alkaline battery, but much weaker. Waste of time and materials. Why not try to invent or discover a battery chemistry that is actually practical, cheap, safe, and all that? I can make a battery out of a potato. That doesn't mean I want to try to haul a semi truck full of potatoes around and hope that they can source enough power to do the hauling of them. Perhaps you could explore Nickel-Iron batteries and figure out how to manage their shortcomings.
Thanks. Does it work with a 4w led lamp? Which quantity of charcoal do I need? How much salt in water in order to have the best result? How to regenerate this battery? Very interesting project.
Yes it will work with 4 bolts led lamp series connection of 5 to 6 cells. Any kind of charcoal will work. 2 tables spoon of salt. It can be as well using adjustable adaptor. Thanks for watching.
@@MrDIYProjectTech21 yes sir, madami po ako natutunan sa channel niyo. Pag gumamit po kayo ng mic mas dadami pa po subscribers niyo. Thank you thank you
diy aluminium metal, various processes, including high voltage / current arc ionization deoxidation/decomposition, the other one is the typical high temperature molten electrolysis
Buen aporte, pero puedes simplificar el trabajo. Por ejemplo preparar la masa de carbón directamente con agua salada y luego rellenar el tubo de aluminio o lata de gaseosa/cerveza. Si quieres puedes previamente dejar la membrana pero técnicamente no es tan necesario ya que existen batería con negro carbón (es el más conductor) + aditivo de magnesio entre otros que no llevan membrana. El carbón vegetal rara vez tiene buena conductividad, sólo la sal con agua sirve para conducir...puedes reforzar la conductividad el carbón con Grafito en talco. Saludos desde Argentina 🇦🇷👋
If you activate the charcoal will it increase conductivity or do you need too buy actual carbon powder...I have an idea off mixing carbon powder quartz powder a metal powder maybe aluminium or also maybe vanadium crushed into powder and mix it all together with either thermal plaster or a conductive glue and add some oil or grease for the extra liquid content and salt then press into sheets...then stack a piece off that with a piece off metal in a volta stack and alternate them in a stack and try it as a dry battery if not add a substrate n make a wet battery stack....do you think this would be worth trying a design like this...cheerrs
@@jshaw4757 You have a wonderful idea. If I only have enough materials I will try your suggestions. I am sure it will works better and produce more amps and volts. Thank you.
@@MrDIYProjectTech21 Hi I just sent you a reply but I think youtube has deleted but I will reply in full again...thanks for encouragement check out hemp batteries mate up too 8 times better than normal carbon ..cheers
Thank you Mr DIY. Your charcoal/ aluminium battery is inspiring and can't wait to have a go. I plan to have a huge number of them in a matrix to power my outdoor remote projects. Every tinkerer like me should have a go at this. I hope my mentor Robert Murray sees this.
