Amazing Battery Technology from 1841

Oxford Electric Bell Prototype Circa 2011
Thomas Plummer
Researcher and Craftsman
New Hampshire, USA
***** See fully documented notes on how I did this on my Google Drive here:
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Oxford Electric Bell Prototype Circa 2011
This is my latest offering, the worlds smallest high voltage battery. I have put it to work powering a death star which oscillates between two electrodes connected to the high voltage battery. When the death star is not moving, the battery is 600 volts unloaded, and 350 volts when the death star is moving, at a current of 1.2 nano amperes. I have extended the work of G.Zamboni through the use of modern materials. This has allowed me to make a high voltage battery that has much greater output and a much smaller size than all previous devices. I believe that the battery shown here will have a useful life of 100 to 200 years since similar batteries have already lasted 172 years in operation.
This prototype helped me to build other dry piles such as the Oxford Electric Bell Replica which is now on display at the Spark Museum of Electrical Invention, Bellingham, Washington state.
Thanks for watching my video and please leave comments.
worlds smallest high voltage battery, battery technology
Oxford Electric Bell, Clarendon Dry Pile, Zamboni Dry Pile

[@PhysicsViolator]

So theoretically it I’ll make hundreds of these and stack them in a big room I could power my home 24/7?

[@Gunxoxosword]

did they get you?

[@Gunxoxosword]

lol

[@yasirrakhurrafat1142]

@@Gunxoxosword lolol

[@smartduck904]

Capacitor

[@monatkodenis]

Link Google Drive don't work :( Update plz.

[@thomasplummer7523]

drive.google.com/drive/folders/10PldhUDDGfFvxtZgxQq3SAnaP00QPrF1?usp=drive_link

[@monatkodenis]

​@@thomasplummer7523thank you very much 😊

[@thomasplummer7523]

Hi everyone. I have fixed the broken link to my Zamboni Research Project. Here you will find materials and methods for how I made these devices and loads of high quality build pictures.
*** See fully documented notes on how I did this on my Google Drive here:
drive.google.com/drive/folders/10PldhUDDGfFvxtZgxQq3SAnaP00QPrF1?usp=drive_link

[@StringfellowHawke197]

Cool, is the replication device that you built still working today?

[@thomasplummer7523]

I don't know, it is in a museum in WA state.

[@TemporalRecall]

That's no moon... 😳

[@thomasplummer7523]

Excellent reference.... You are right, it is the worlds smallest high voltage battery.