Linnard?s hydrogen on demand system without electricity !

[ResinRat2]

Hi Bitbo,

One of the best sites I like for conversion factors is:

www.convert-me.com

This works great.

Unfortunately, I don't have an analytical scale at home so I use a ruler balanced on a pencil with dixie cups on each end. An American penny after 1982 weighs 2.5 grams. I put the pennies in one cup and the NaOH in the other. I never weighed one tsp full of NaOH so I don't know the answer to your question. Sorry.

The next time I prepare electrolyte solution I will try to remember to get the answer to your question.

Thanks for your interest and good luck with exp.13

[ResinRat2]

Hi Bitbo,

I am mixing the electrolyte solution for my reactor and I have an answer to your question.

1 soup spoon (tablespoon) of NaOH powder = between 13-15 grams.

thats 5-6 USA pennies (post 1982).

That's the closest estimate I can give you with the equipment I am using.

Hope the helps.

My reactor should be up and running tommorrow. (fingers crossed) I don't want to pull a Steorn. lol

[bitbo]

Thanks !

I will start with an 3/4 table spoon/100ml until the balance arrives...

Crossing fingers for you
Bye
Olaf

[ResinRat2]

Well I've been working on the reactor all day yesterday and today. I am sorry to say I must have a leak I cannot locate. I had a leak between the hydrogen and oxygen containers which I fixed yesterday; but today I cannot get a flow out of the hydrogen chamber. The leak might be on the oxygen side because it seems to be escaping from there. I used soap solution on all the seams to see if I could locate bubbles, but none showed up. I even immersed the reactor but no bubble flow showed itself.

When I put the reactor on forced hydrogen flow with a D battery I get a flow, kind of dinky, but the reactor is filled with small bubbles. Very frustrating at this point. I should be getting a rapid flow without the battery, but it is just not happening. I have pulled a Stoern. I am very sorry. It was the one thing I did NOT want to do. I would have rather been hit by a truck, but this is what happened.

I need to take a step back and review the fundamental design of my reactor. I must have some flaw somewhere. Sorry fellas, I did not want this to happen, but it might be something simple right in front of my face. Give me a bit to review. Maybe take the reactor lid off and reseal everything. I attached the pics. you can see the bubbles filling the reactor, but I get no flow out of the hydrogen tube. The oxygen side was plugged during my testing, but not in these pics so I don't want you to think that that is why it's not working. I haven't lost my mind totally yet.

I need to review. 

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ResinRat2,

No you did not pull a Stoern, by the way, Stoern may have had a bad part in his motor, but that did not prove that his process or his ideas are not good. Anyway RR2 you have been at this for a long time and you are in no way giving up on this, things will pan out and you will find the problem. You have a nice looking REACTOR, soon it will be working like you have intended it to work. Things never happen over night, if this was so easy everyone would have had one working in a short order, again you have stuck with  it this long and I am sure you will get it all figured out very soon.

Regards


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