Linnard?s hydrogen on demand system without electricity !

[ResinRat2]

Mike,

200 volt boost!!!!   HOLY TOLEDO!!!!!

That's one way to push it over the edge. (LOL)

UUUHHHMMM! I think I'll stick with what you got right now. This is supposed to be low voltage electrolysis.

Thanks for all your help. Send the bill to Dingus (lol)
"just kidding"

Dave

[ResinRat2]

Hi Mike,

I saw these frequencies listed at this link:
http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,1792.0.html

2025Hz - Proton Precession/Water Resonance

42800Hz - Aetheric Dissociation/Water Resonance.

I don't know if these mean anything or are even accurate. Just thought I would pass it along.

Dave

[Dingus Mungus]

I would be proud to flip the bill for either of you fine gentelmen! LOL!

I can understand how the patent may be incomplete or only suggestive, but I was disapointed that I was unable to replicate a cell which can self run for 100 hours. So far I've only conducted a limitted amount of real research on this cell so I'm not in any way throwing in the towel, but I was little disappointed at the short life span we both seem to have observed. Also I will be conduction some electroplating experiments when I get home from my trip.

Gotta go...

Be back soon enough.

[ResinRat2]

Hi Mike,

Do you just have stainless steel electrodes in yours? What kind of temps do you pull?

Thanks for your help.

[ResinRat2]

Hi Mike,

I figured you were using plates. This helps a great deal in getting off more hydrogen. I could only imagine what this present cell I built would give off if I used plates instead of electrodes. Very interesting that you don't create enough heat to boil the water.

The aluminum/copper/lye cell sounds strange. I put aluminum in my cell with the NaOH(lye) solution and I get an immediate reaction that won't stop giving off hydrogen until the aluminum is gone. I don't need a bit of added power to make it work; but of course mine uses up the aluminum. Makes me wonder how you controlled that reaction. Very interesting.

Thanks for the info.

Dave