Linnard?s hydrogen on demand system without electricity !

[NssB]

Wow, please, I appreciate the encouragement NssB but I don't really deserve it.

Modest too eh 

This is a great guess, and yes you are very close to correct. In fact, you will all probably laugh when you finally do see it. (if it works the way I think it will, that is).

Well, just seems to me, that with no seals to leak and allowing for thermal variances, it would solve any 'existing' issues. This is not to say it wont throw up any other problems.



Good luck and I look forward to your next update.


NssB

[Mark69]

Hang in there RR, do not feel down, noone here is judging you, thats for sure.  We are all hoping that you succeed. 

Mark

[ResinRat2]

I guess I just hate the word QUIT!!  They'll have to KILL me.

I was finally able to fix all the leaks. I couldn?t give up because the reactor looked too nice to scrap. It has been running a couple of days now and I was waiting to see what would break or leak or fail. Looks like I was wrong and it is working fine.

Regeneration voltage is 0.852 volts at 4 to 5 milliamps.

I don't have a gas rate output yet. I still need to measure it.

Just wanted to let you know I was back in business.

YEEESSSSSS!!!!

I was starting to have hydrogen withdrawal symptoms...LOL!!!

YouTube video of the 2.5 gallon reactor:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=haHhCm2xPZ4

I'll be posting gas production rates soon. Thanks for your interest and patience. I knew I could get this sucker working.

[loosecannon]

RR, that is too cool!

it must've been rough to pass by that reactor on your way through your day.LOL

im glad you persevered, i too think it would have been sad to let it sit idle.

good luck as always, and dont be skimpy with the youtube vids! LOL
heres to your continued success,
LC

[loosecannon]

BTW dave,

the term you are looking for is "camera right". LOL

just havin fun,
LC