Linnard?s hydrogen on demand system without electricity !

[kinggeorge]

So now is it reasonable to turn the FAN onto the Electrodes, for both Air Cooling and feeding heat back into reaction, a closed loop Air Conditioner? Fuel cell heat could also be coupled back.

George King

Also, the reactor surface is very cold, the metal of the electrodes sticking outside the reactor are also very cold. This is my energy draw from the atmosphere. The overunity energy. Very nice to see. It would be nice to get temperature differential readings, but I just don't have that type of equipment at home.

Thanks for your ideas and interest.

[ResinRat2]

So now is it reasonable to turn the FAN onto the Electrodes, for both Air Cooling and feeding heat back into reaction, a closed loop Air Conditioner? Fuel cell heat could also be coupled back.

Hey George,
I loved it. I ran downstairs and turned the fan around to blow on the reactor.
Great idea!
Thanks!!!

[darchorse]

RR you are a genius - well done!!! do you have time to get everything - ie the design, parts suppliers etc into a pdf file so we can reproduce what you have so far? I would hate this to disappear - I know all the info is on this forum but is is hard to locate everything in one place so a pdf (in a sticky) would be wonderful. i would be prepared to pay for it, or even market it on your behalf.

again, i stand in awe of your accomplishment.

darc

[dorro1971]

hey george, 


good ideas

i already thought about the waste heat from the fuel cell by putting it underneath the the reactor, as heat rises

and these little cells are not very efficient.

the only problem would be the recycling of the water from the fuel cell,

to do this without the aid of a pump you would need the fuel cell to be above the reactor and another input from the bottom of the reactor with an elbow and length of  vertical pipe at least as tall as the reactor body. a kind of water trap, and let the fuel cell dribble into the vertical pipe, gravity will do the rest.


otherwise you would need a sump under the fuel cell and a small pump....syringe?

just thinking out loud
regards

dorro

[ResinRat2]

Darc, you wrote:

RR you are a genius - well done!!! No darc, I am no genius. Far from it. I know because I work with some colleagues who ARE genius and I couldn't hold a candle to them. What I think you are impressed by is simply the following of the scientific method of research and development. That's all. There is no magic here, only the interpretation of data and a bit of creative ingenuity for the next step to try. do you have time to get everything - ie the design, parts suppliers etc into a pdf file so we can reproduce what you have so far? I would hate this to disappear - I know all the info is on this forum but is is hard to locate everything in one place so a pdf (in a sticky) would be wonderful. i would be prepared to pay for it, or even market it on your behalf.Give me a few days to compile this. I already have a dozen ideas for modification improvements just from these last 70 or so hours of operation. I can see the goal in my mind. The Linnard Griffin Ambient Energy Battery.

Thanks everyone for your interest, ideas, and support.