/diy/ - Do It Yourself

[Anonymous No.1446539]

is there a way to generate electric current from blood? asking for a friend

[Anonymous No.1446542]

>>1446539
Of course, haven't you seen the matrix?

[Anonymous No.1446581]

>>1446539
Who's your friend?

[Anonymous No.1446585]

Its intended use is not to create current, but rather carry nutrients, dumb fuck.

Beat you'll do is with a hydroelectric setup, and blood flows for shit.

[Anonymous No.1446586]

>>1446539
Its intended use is not to create current, but rather carry nutrients, dumb fuck.
Best you'll do is with a hydroelectric setup, and blood flows for shit.

[Anonymous No.1446590]

>>1446539
Two different metals is all you need. Like a potato/orange battery.

[Anonymous No.1446664]

>>1446539
Not very difficult at all, really.

[Anonymous No.1446682]

>>1446539
If the blood is still within its original packaging then this can be placed into some kind of generator assembly, for example a stationary bike attached to flywheel/generator contraption. Or perhaps even set next to crank and motivated through external stimulus to turn it, for example, a sharp stick.

[Anonymous No.1446794]

>>1446539
Boil it to make a blood-powered steam engine that then generates an electric current.

[Anonymous No.1446795]

>>1446539
Yeah, I dunno. Let me call my blood guy.

[Anonymous No.1446943]

>>1446539
Yes, there are glucose fuel cells. They aren't that great though

[Anonymous No.1446947]

You can distill the blood, even in original packaging, producing sufficient volumes of flamable gas. Sort of like woodgas.
You only need some sort of oven, or chamber - like structure.

[Anonymous No.1447005]

>>1446581
George Soros

[Anonymous No.1447011]

>>1446539
Alright Mary Shelley, get your damn galvanism out of here

[Anonymous No.1447900]

>>1446539

Vampire on a treadmill.