Linnard?s hydrogen on demand system without electricity !

[ResinRat2]

Hi All,

I have a crude sketch of the bare-bones top view of the reactor I am now building, just so you can get an idea what it consists of. The aluminum rod and copper connection will be switched once per day to keep regenerating the zinc electrode. The barrier is the three plate system I described previously to keep gas from passing through but will allow electrolyte solution to pass freely. The connections extend outside the reactor.

[majkl]

Hi!
you can see my "on-off" experiment... (this is similar to the experiment #17 in Linnard's patent)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CichPvxNV3k

and my next experiment ("adding silver")
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fFb--kYzjdg

I don't have colloidal magnesium only colloidal silver, so the zinc is consumed.
Can anybody help, where to get colloidal magnesium?! Or how to prepare it?!

[ResinRat2]

Hi majkl,

Good start.    You can purchase colloidal magnesium at any health food store.

RR2

[trackdude410]

Finished my to scale model of what I have interpreted as the reactor. Notice "The Flash" on a ginnipig wheel is the key to the whole thing. No but seriously it took a little time and should help me to put mine together so thought it might help someone else,
Trackdude.

Also, no offense meant by the file name, but at school while building it my fellow comrades insisted it wouldnt work so they named it crackpipe.

[ResinRat2]

Also, no offense meant by the file name, but at school while building it my fellow comrades insisted it wouldnt work so they named it crackpipe.

I like the "Flash" in the hampster wheel. Nice touch.

I'm sure they gave you a good reason why it wouldn't work?

We'll see who has the last laugh.

One thing though, the aluminum rod needs to be outside the reactor, and able to screw into threaded holes of the two zinc rods that are inside the reactor. The aluminum is never exposed to the electrolyte solution. If this is unclear, just go back and read what was determined after Dr. Griffin gave the suggestion to use an aluminum rod placed into used electrolytic solution. A series of experiments were performed that seemed to suggest the use of the aluminum rod could encourage the regeneration of the zinc electrodes without electrical power. This will explain why the aluminum rod is used this way.

All this still needs long-term testing. My reactor will be done soon, I ran into some leaking problems and bubbles in my adhesive joints. Not good, but these things happen. I am doing the best I can right now. Just a few delays, that's all.

Thanks for your efforts Trackdude. Go for it, and don't ever give up.