Linnard?s hydrogen on demand system without electricity !

[Super God]

I dunno about the zinc regeneration thing, it seems that it would take more to regenerate than you could produce.   Are you working on a new cell, ResinRat2?

[ResinRat2]

Yes, cell is almost ready. I am switching to using a rubber stopper around both tungsten/carbide electrodes so I won't develop the continuous leaks that have been plaguing me all this time. It took a while to figure this one out. Plugging up the old holes, and drilling new ones is what I have been busy with.

My previous lab experiments showed it took less than a volt to regenerate the zinc. AirGen's own literature (airgencorp.com) shows it takes 0.95 volts to regenerate the zinc. The fuel cell should easily handle this voltage, but I have no amperage data. That will be determined in the next experiments.

All I can do is perform the experiments and see what results I get. That will show the truth of the matter. Until then, anything else is just optimistic or pessimistic speculation. I am optimistic because this reaction draws the energy from the environment and runs cold. That energy has to go somewhere;and I believe that is the excess energy that will be tapped. That will be our overunity.

[Dingus Mungus]

THIS IS JUST A JOKE but could someone show me how to make a water power car so the bad guys can put a gun to my head and say TAKE THE 20 MILLION OR ELSE, I could do with 20 mill.

Bullets are a lot cheaper?  Why would they pay you if they have a gun to your head.

Hey Dave, just checking in on progress.  Hang in there.

Even easier is to have the cops raid your home, and then serve you with legal notice that ensures that if you continue your experiments that you're evicted from the property. I speak from experience.

~Dingus Mungus

[rozzaa72]

ha ha cool.hey resinrat2 what ever  you do, never stop this experiment, not even for the billion [well maybe] because this is too important. some of the things big oil do is pretty crooked. thanks rozza

[ResinRat2]

OK roz,

I am so close to getting this going I can taste it. Here's the preliminary plan:

1) Get the reactor going with two fuel cells attached. The small one (1V , 300ma) will be used for the constant regeneration of one zinc electrode. The larger one (5W,2amps)will be used to operate a load. I'll start with the fan and add LEDs to full load.

2) Once the balance is found between running a load and regenerating the zinc electrode at the same time I will continue this for several weeks or months to see how it operates. This will either show overunity or not.

3) While this research is ongoing I will be looking into developing the built-in fuel cell from the YouTube link that shows how to build a NaOH fuel cell: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-cQg0Ur9Cko&NR=1

4) SCALE UP!!! I want that overunity prize. LOL!!!!

That's the preliminary plan.