My Experiments

[enki09]

Well it has been 5 years or so since I have been around on these lists. I took a vacation. Anyway, I have some interesting stuff to post. Some experiments and devices that you can try yourself if you are so inclined and some other stuff.

I have one easy way to produce H2 from water using only the energy of the Earth. It is pretty cool and has no moving parts. It is pretty easy to understand.

Then I have the solution to the challenge question I put out way back when about how to make water flow uphill for free so that you can produce energy from it flowing back downhill.

Also info on on-board steam reformers. I think that this is the technology that should be developed first in order to meet climate change goals on CO2 emissions and to reduce our dependence on foreign oil.

Finally, I have also figured out how to set up a system where you can get enough H2 via electrolysis to power the motor that turns the generator that produces the electricity for the electrolysis and then has energy to spare That was the hard one and it took a while lol

[xddorox]

So where's the stuff dude?

[enki09]

I will get to posting it shortly. Just do one at a time I suppose with the more simple ones first.

[Sprocket]

Great OP. - there's a lot to live up to there.   I look forward to being shown how to make water run up-hill.  Is this limited to drinking-straw sized plumbing, or is it independent of scale?

[enki09]

It was just a question I put out on the lists to illustrate a point. The point being that you can get more energy out of something than you are actively supplying to it and it still isn't OU. I had no idea how to do it when I put the question out but set out to try to figure it out. After some blind alleys I came to a good model and never posted it lol

I like the Earth Energy based one better because it illustrates the same point and is elegant in it's simplicity.