Linnard?s hydrogen on demand system without electricity !

[ResinRat2]

Did some meter readings. I have a fan draw of 0.674 volts at 41.4 mA and I have a regeneration draw of 0.826 volts at 3.44 mA.

So my calculations are as follows:

Fan= (0.674V)(0.0414A)= 0.0279Watts or 27.9mW

Regeneration=(0.826V)(0.00344A)= 0.00284Watts or 2.84mW

27.9mW-2.84mW= 25.06 mW overunity.

25.06mW
-------------   x 100 =  over 89% overunity.
27.9mW

It is difficult to believe it is that high but those are the numbers I have right now. Similar to the 85% overunity I calculated previously.

I am not putting much faith in these numbers right now. They are all mute if the reactor stops running. It needs to keep going and going without stopping. We shall see.

Somebody please correct me if I am wrong here. It is easy to make a mistake when dealing with new research. I can miss things easily as well.

Thanks everyone for your interest.

[ResinRat2]

25.06mW
-------------   x 100 =  over 89% overunity.
27.9mW

It is difficult to believe it is that high but those are the numbers I have right now. Similar to the 85% overunity I calculated previously.

Just realized something else to consider. The external fuel cells are only about 50% efficient at best. If the fuel cell could be built inside the reactor then the efficiency would skyrocket. Probably close to 100%. That would put the overunity number even higher.

This is an encouraging variable to consider. I believe evidence enough to justify scaling up in size. So while this reactor continues to run and I continue to learn how to properly maintain it, I will begin the planning and construction of a much, much larger prototype.

Thanks everyone for your interest.

[NssB]

Hey RR,

I'm one of the avid watchers of this thread. And I just thought it about time to make another posting.
Just wanted to say, I have great faith in this whole 'journey', but at the end of the day, if you never reach the ultimate goal of OU......
Save the world, and subsequently sock it to Big Oil.........you have been an inspiration to follow.
Your openess to ideas and you downright persistance is truly awsome and if all you do is motivate the rest of us to get off our arses and do something about the world, then you have already succeeded.

So as a spokesperson for the 'rest of us'........a massive thank you for your efforts so far and so forth.

Cheers
NssB

P.S  - The above goes to everyone who has contributed also, let it not be said

[ResinRat2]

P.S  - The above goes to everyone who has contributed also, let it not be said

I think that is the reason it has gotten this far.

I used to write that when I looked DOWN at my young son it inspired me to not quit. Now he is fifteen, going to be driving, and has more height and a lot more hair than me. So when I look UP an my teenage son, it gives me motivation to keep plugging away. I want to prove definitively whether this will or will not work. I want the world freed from these greedy oil barons. I want my son to live in a safer world.

Let the chips fall where the truth says they will.

[hansvonlieven]

G'day Dave,

As someone who is following your experiments with keen interest I have a question. Does your reactor generate enough hydrogen to maintain a small flame?

If that is so, have you considered using a small sterling engine or a thermopile instead of the fuel cells to generate your power?

Good luck with your further tests.

Hans von Lieven