Linnard?s hydrogen on demand system without electricity !

[PYRODIN123321]

Hey Resinrat2,
I really like the work you've done, keep up the good work

just thinking-has anybody has thought of maybe using a lawton-meyer setup with this,
might hop up the hydrogen a noch


do the anode and cathode have to be separated?

just a thought..

[ResinRat2]

It's good to be back from vacation, but the video says it all.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AMZw7oaC8L8

I'm re-sealing everyplace I can think of.

[loosecannon]

thanks for the vid RR!

i think it might be the threads on the lid that are not sealing completely with the threads on the glass.
it is glass right?

maybe try some teflon tape on the glass threads.

is there a critical relationship between how much solution you have as opposed to how much carbide you have?

welcome back!
LC

[ResinRat2]

I found the leak. It was around one of the rubber stoppers.

One of my biggest problems has been the lack of proper tools. The holes I drilled were not proper round shape, and the rubber against the plastic edge damaged the stopper.  I finally broke down and bought what tools I needed.
(Miter box to properly cut the PVC pipe, a new drill that could handle 1/2" drill sizes, some larger drill bits to properly cut the holes, and a drill press.) I am getting rid of the rubber stoppers to hold the electrodes. Improvements are being made as I need right now.

Should be fixed soon.

[ResinRat2]

Just as an update. I thought I could fix the leak around the zinc electrodes, but it turns out that the lid was actually cracked in that area. So it will be a bit of time while I fabricate a new lid with new holes.

Sorry for the delay.