Holy crap that's amazing! Sometimes I wonder what goes on in the minds of the people that think of this stuff...
But no I meant the batteries were the source of electricity to flow through the capacitors. I had a battery with wires connected to both terminals, and each wire from there connected to the opposite polarity terminal on the capacitor. I heard on AM that if you (accidentally, not really in this case) Connect the wrong polarity wire to the terminal on the capacitor, it will explode. Maybe I didn't wait long enough. I only had it connected for ~30 seconds.
Speaking of electrical such and such, I heard apple is applying for a patent on a hydrogen battery that's supposed to last a few WEEKS. I know that hydrogen fission (or fusion?) can power a whole city on a bucket of water for a great deal of time, but I can't imagine they'd fit a nuclear fission device into a battery!
But no I meant the batteries were the source of electricity to flow through the capacitors. I had a battery with wires connected to both terminals, and each wire from there connected to the opposite polarity terminal on the capacitor. I heard on AM that if you (accidentally, not really in this case) Connect the wrong polarity wire to the terminal on the capacitor, it will explode. Maybe I didn't wait long enough. I only had it connected for ~30 seconds.
Speaking of electrical such and such, I heard apple is applying for a patent on a hydrogen battery that's supposed to last a few WEEKS. I know that hydrogen fission (or fusion?) can power a whole city on a bucket of water for a great deal of time, but I can't imagine they'd fit a nuclear fission device into a battery!
