Electrinium

[Dr. Tesla]

I see the  trash  has  come to  this thread .

Please  just ignore  him

All he wants  is  to argue and ridicule .

If no one  feeds his need  for  conflict  he  will get board and  go away .


gary 

I reported your personal insults to the moderator. It just goes to show what a person you are. And as for your "technical" comments, these are pure garbage, just like you, because you  have no idea what are you talking about.

Magnetic sludge from used up batteries.

Yeah. Great science and discoveries. Go on, invent more. I wonder why you bother when your "aliens" are coming in a couple of days and will give you all this technology on the plate.

I was told that you have a few different profiles to make more noise with your nonsense. This is now being checked out, just in case. or should I just say: hi pink floyd?

The fact that wizardofMars has eloquently demolished this subject and only received similar treatment from you and monkey, instead of some answers on his quite relevant and pertinent questions shows how little you have to say about any subject. As soon as someone asks a good question or competently points out at things that are pure nonsense from elementary scientific point of view you and alikes start personal insults and trashing.

Ok, pink floyd, or monkey, or resonanceman, or whatever are your names in this forum. Show us more of your colorful language. That is all you have to contribute anyway.

[hypersoniq]

@jeanna

You are fabricating an HHO welder?

Make sure
1.) you generate enough LPM of gas to get through at least 1 bubbler/flashback supressor AND create a steady flame... those sputtering tiny needlepoint rock melters on youtube probably won't cut it for this application.
2.) Bubblers are filled and checked regularly (they not only prevent flashbacks, they also filter out much of the inevitable liberated electrolyte)
3.) you wire in an emergency stop button to KILL gas production by cutting power,and place it where you can punch or stomp it quickly while welding/melting.

I was kicking around the idea of an "end-stage" small bubbler/flashback supressor built into the handle (like an airbrush gun has a place to screw in a paint canister, albeitwith different "plumbing") that would offer some protection from a spark reaching the dangerous amount of HHO gas going from the handle to the primary bubbler...

[nievesoliveras]

Hi!

@All
Maybe you have seen it already. But there is a couple of links of a guy that made something with rods that relates to electrinium I think.

http://video.google.com/googleplayer.swf?docid=-635987818295327978&hl=en&fs=true" style="width:400px;height:326px" allowFullScreen="true" ;Video 01

[url="http://video.google.com/googleplayer.swf?docid=-4298347669641896403&hl=en&fs=true"%20style="width:400px;height:326px"%20allowFullScreen="true""]http://video.google.com/googleplayer.swf?docid=-4298347669641896403&hl=en&fs=true"%20style="width:400px;height:326px"%20allowFullScreen="true"[/url]   ;Video 02

Jesus

[sparks]

The power of any chemical reaction is expressed when the electrons are being transferred from one atomic neculei to the other.  An endothermic reaction draws heat in from the surround.  An exothermic the opposite.  In either case there is energy flow either to a condensed field or expanded field.  Why should we care which way it is going as long as it results in a flow of energy going through our systems that are setup to experience this flow.  Oxidation of hydrogen results in more energy in less space.  It is an implosion.  Yet while the electrons are being exchanged their kinetic energy is expressed on the field resulting in electromagnetic heating of the unreacted oxygen and thermal expansion of the gas.   You take hydrogen and ignite it in a test tube with mostly hydrogen in there and it sucks air into the tube.  The point being is that you imparted energy into the surrounds.  You run a car too rich and you lose power.  
  Unfortunately I am not wired or do not know how to control my nervous system electrical pulses to influence anything beyond the normal muscle contractions.  If I could first thing I'd do is make everyone some free food housing clean fuel and let everyone know their life is important and needed.

[jeanna]

@jeanna

You are fabricating an HHO welder?

Make sure

3.) you wire in an emergency stop button to KILL gas production by cutting power,and place it where you can punch or stomp it quickly while welding/melting.

I was kicking around the idea of an "end-stage" small bubbler/flashback supressor built into the handle (like an airbrush gun has a place to screw in a paint canister, albeitwith different "plumbing") that would offer some protection from a spark reaching the dangerous amount of HHO gas going from the handle to the primary bubbler...

good ideas.

Actually I am still just trying to figure out how to rearrange the shed so I have a safe way to do this.

I was planning to make it with a double bubbler (sounds a little like Macbeth)

I like the foot switch idea.

I contacted one company to sell me a welder because I really like to weld, but I got no reply. I don't want to force anybody to scam me, so I tread lightly with this.

I have a 9 volt battery proving the concept on my kitchen table. I don't know why I need to get a high LPM. It seems as long as I have some in reserve in the first bubbler, I can spot weld a little and get the rhythm of it.

jeanna

@Sparks, those are kind sentiments in the end. I am not sure I follow what you are saying about Oxidizing Hydrogen. I was actually thinking it was reducing (hydrogenizing - I think) Oxygen?? but, I will accept what you say. I didn't think burning H₂ was implosive, just burning HHO as "Brown's gas".

But, whatever it is, the point I was trying to make is that it is the internal atoms of the base metal that fuel the fire for the transformation. Maybe you are saying the same thing and I just don't understand.

But, I think this is off topic. I apologize to the thread.