Dry Cell goes to Austria

[Mark69]

@ woodpecker,

great work, over 3lpm is really good!  What is pondfoil?  Could you also show some pics of your plates out of the cell?  Does the thickness of the SS plates matter as well?

Thanks,
Mark

[woodpecker]

@ Pese, Thank you Pese for your information. What a honor, to get post from an Elitemember. You must have a long run behind you. Respect! I will certainly do this, for my private use.
But i think, when i give out information for public purpose, then i will still have to use an untouched expensive ampmeter, otherwise skeptic people wo`nt belive me. Thats why i am so happy with the burneout of my ampmeters fuse. This is an absolute proofe, that i could`nt be above 10 Amps. These tiny little glasfuses, they bourneout so quickly. Even in the booklet, which came with my ampmeter they write: never measure for longer than 10 sek and then wait for 15 min.:-))
I hope, i can ask for your help, when i start to build my device for pulsing frequencie, which will be soon.

@ mark 69, thank you, mark for your comment. well pondfoil i try ed to translate from the german, but could`nt find the right word.
Many peoples have little ponds in theire gardens today, with little goldfishes in, and therfore they need this black foil, made out of PVC. You find them in gardensupply centers on rolls, 4m to 8 m long. If you do`nt need a lot, like for these gaskets, it is quite cheap.
I will make my new video this week, and of curse, i can  post here some pictures too.
The thicker plate eventually will have a longer life, and the resistance will be different, because the resistance of one cell depends not only on the electrolyte Konsentration and the gap in between the plates but also upon the thicknes ot the plates, as far as i know. But ask a specialist in electronics in the forum, the can gife you exact informations.

@ all, have a  nice day, full of inspiration and a lot of joy!!!
We live  in the days of great expecations, in any direction
dont belive in the bad things, the media ar telling you! 

[Mark69]

@Wood

Thanks for the info, I look forward to your next vidoes.   Could you also tell me the thickness of your plates?

Mark

[woodpecker]

@mark69, i described it above its:  1,5mm or 0,059 inch (calculated with 2,54 cm for inch)

woodpecker

[AlanA]

In the last days I did some maths and was surprised:

The drycell delivers 1 liter hydrogen in 22 seconds (216 watts) this means 2,5 m3 or 0,2124 kg hydrogen. In one hour this would be 150 m3 or 12,744 kg hydrogen.
I have read in a textbook that the BMW 7 Hydrogen needs 3,5 kg hydrogen per 100 km.
Isn't this very interesting or did I made a mistake?

For those from you who are not familar with the european scale unit kg = Kilo: 1 kg = 2,2046 pounds.

Alana from Austria :-)