atomic hydrogen torch

[FreeEnergy]

well you guys are the first to hear this !!!!!!!!!!!!

its 3:06 am and the water just broke so im off to the hospital.
seems like this project may be put off for a little while
wish me luck

that is awesome man! congratulations!


peace

[strapped9]

If you look at my vids youll see how simple it could be. I've been doing light welding and cutting with my unit for a couple months now. my vid shows a bubbler and vapor filter. Im not using a bubbler or flash valve any more. sounds scary but i found all i needed was some bronze wool stuffed in the line tight to the flame tip. for a tip i just hose clamped a basketballs air needle to the line. I thought for sure it would be damaged by now but nope. In fact the air needle stays about room temp. if unconfortable about it, do use a bubbler and valve. also a fine screen or packed steel wool as close the the tip as you can. btw my tube name is strapped9 if you'd like to see my vids.

[keithturtle]

Yo, Rice;
Congrats on the new bambino!

Cell questions- plate spacing (<0.050" I reckon)?

Configuration (Parallel, 12 V each space, or series-parallel, 4 plates per sec, 3V each space)?

Assembly process?

Those be good production numbers.   Electrolyte? Strength?

Thanks fer building.

Curious Turtle

[rice]

its a boy 6lb 12 oz perfectly healthy and cute.  thanks

i will resume my experiments soon and post everything that i am doing with video.
keep those torch ideas comming
thanks everyone

[hansvonlieven]

G'day all,

We were using an ordinary oxy acetylene torch. The only thing different was the regulator on the hydrogen bottle, you cannot make a mistake as (here in Australia at least) the fitting on the bottle is different.

The torch is quite safe, we were melting primarily gold and silver with it for centrifugally casting jewellery and had no problems.

Hans von Lieven