Accident Led to a New Invention
Written by: Hannu Warvas. Lohja, Finland
How it happened:
There were some dead batteries lying on my desk. Without thinking much about it, I placed them inside a cable loop formed by a long computer monitor cable.
After a while, I picked up one of the batteries to test it. The 1.5V battery had charged up to 1.6V. In fact, all of the batteries were now fully charged. I asked Copilot about the reason for this, and the reply was: "It is not possible because the cable is insulated. However, the loop could create an electromagnetic phenomenon."
Contrary to expectations, dead batteries do charge when electricity flows through the cable. The batteries also hold their charge and do not drain on their own. They don't even need to be arranged in a specific way like in the picture; the positive and negative ends can point in any direction.
This is a new phenomenon that I discovered to work effectively and quickly.
It supports ecologically sustainable development, protects nature, and also saves your money.
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