Linnard?s hydrogen on demand system without electricity !

[ResinRat2]

Hi Uli,
The plastic or nylon mech would work great.
Based off of the last experiment:  http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,3633.0.html

The results seem to indicate that only about 10% of the total power output from the fuel cells is needed to regenerate the zinc. This large reactor I am going to start testing should prove definitively if that is true.

[ResinRat2]

Hi Uli,
The plastic or nylon mech would work great.
Based off of the last experiment:  http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,3633.0.html

The results seem to indicate that only about 10% of the total power output from the fuel cells is needed to regenerate the zinc. This large reactor I am going to start testing should prove definitively if that is true.

[edelind]

Thank you for the idea to use plastic mesh. It's easier to get tungsten-carbide granules in some places.

[ResinRat2]

I was just thinking about the nylon mesh. It would need to have large enough openings on the top to allow the gas to escape easily, otherwise it will become trapped and unable to exit the small openings.

That can easily be done by punching holes in the top so the gas can escape.

Just some thoughts that came to me. This would apply to the plastic mesh too.

All the seals are dried and ready for testing on my reactor. Today is the day I perform my leak tests. If all goes well she should be running by tommorrow. WhoooHoooo. Finally, and, I must say, it's about time too!!!

[edelind]

Did anybody tested the #22 (and maybe #23) experiment from the Linnard's patent? It seems even more efficient (maybe the second video - "350mlpm" -  is made using one of those?).