Linnard?s hydrogen on demand system without electricity !

[ResinRat2]

Hi Hans,

I didn't measure the gas output but visually there is about 2-3 small to medium sized bubbles/second coming off the hydrogen side, and one big bubble every 30 seconds or so off the oxygen side. I really don't know what that means for gas output but I seriously doubt it would even run a constant flame.

I had no intention of burning the gas, all I ever wanted to do was use the fuel cell angle to produce electricity. It would be more efficient than burning the hydrogen anyway.

My objective goal when I started the reactor building part of the project was to create a hydrogen reactor that would produce electricity. Then I could concentrate on the chemistry side of the project, not so much an engineering side. Although it does look like it is moving in that direction anyway. Besides, I am no good at combustion engines or anything in that regard. Honestly, it would be out of my league.

Best of luck to you Hans.

[kinggeorge]

Hi RR2, I have followed off and on, but lost track of what power source you are using for Zinc re-plating.

Was looking at you OU numbers and seems like re-plating is your only power input, not counting heat.

So here is another idea, that you may have already done.

1) As cell draws current and acts as a battery when working.

2) Could you replace cell shorting wire with a primary winging of a transformer.

3) With solid state switch opening and closing primary.

4) Secondary stepped up are rectifier, stored in large Cap.

5) Cap voltage powering #3 Oscillator and recharge circuit.

George King
www.cosmicsalamander.com 

[ResinRat2]

Hi George,
I am using the fuel cell (0.9V) to power the zinc regeneration. No electronics on this reactor at all right now.

I am very interested in some type of circuit I could use to charge a 6V or 12V battery. Otherwise, I really am an ignoramus as far as electronics and electrical circuits go. You will laugh to yourself and at me as you realize how truly unknowing I am in this area.   

Especially when I read what you wrote in numbers 2 through 5.

That's why I can't fully develop this project on my own; but I am trying to take it as far as I can.

[Kritikal_Craig]

http://www.icehouse.net/john34/bedinibearden.html

Check out the Bedini motor for charging batteries. Most likely someone here has built one and can explain if its suitable for this experiment.

[ResinRat2]

If they can do this then there's no need for any hydrogen.

So what's the problem? One motor running on the same battery for 15 YEARS!!!!!!!!!!!!!

What's the problem? Why isn't it marketed?

Somebody tell me WHAT'S THE HOLDUP??

I'll just keep working on what I'm working on and let somebody else figure out why the Bendini motor isn't running our world.