Linnard?s hydrogen on demand system without electricity !

[ResinRat2]

Here's why: patents must describe a novel method or apparatus that is NOT apparent from the previous art. This patent describes a piezoelectric effect which is merely applied to a water solution, with intent to produce gasses from water.

Which part here is NEW and NOT  apparent to most of us? Using exotic materials such as tungsten carbide does not necessarily represent a novelty as the authors themselves confirm that it is known to have catalythic and conductive properties.


Snake water anyone? It's cheap and good for you. You must believe. Knowledge is bad for business.

Please read from AirGen's own website the NOVEL aspect of the technology:
http://www.airgencorp.com/images/AirGen_Presentation_NHA_2007.pdf


By the way, this not novel system just past 245 hours continuous running and hydrogen production without input of power or extra materials (except water) as of 10:45PM US Central Time.

[Tinker]

RR

"By the way, this not novel system just past 245 hours continuous running and hydrogen production without input of power or materials (except water)".

No doubt your water loss is from evaporation due to the need to control pressures in the reactor vessel ie your vertical tube solution (I know you know this).

Is this constant pressure release or does it vary?

If it's a variable pressure issue, a party balloon on the end of your vertical vent tube might provide some insight into achieving a no maintenance closed system.

You said you are contemplating your next rendition of your replication. If needed depending on the results of the platinum coil results you might consider using your metal gas ports as a conductor to your anodes and electrodes through the case rather than risking additional work and potental issues.

I am a true believer in the kiss principal 

I had dedicated this weekend to searching through this thread and cut and pasting some sort of synopsis for myself and others.

No doubt you can and will do it better.

Be Well and thank you
Tinker

[ResinRat2]

Hi Tinker,
Here are some rough sketches of my idea for future designs.

The gases will go into a electrolyte filled container. At the top is the platinum coated wires that take the gases and produce current.

The pressure will be regulated by the liquid level going up and down as needed. The gases will be absorbed by the platinum and produce electricity.

The chambers are separate by joined by the openings (or maybe just one opening)  at the bottom so electrolytes can pass through.

Rough sketch but I think you can visualize what I am thinking.

[ResinRat2]

The Rough Sketches:

[ResinRat2]

Hi Everyone,

Due to many attacks and abuses on my character because of my crummy video postings I have been finally forced to fork up some cash (from the hydrogen research account, lol) to purchase a new camera to take videos with.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1p_POzKoGr0

Latest posting on youtube at 250 hours continuous operation. You can finally put my cracky voice to a person.

Thanks for your interest and motivation to get a better camera!!!!!!!