Linnard?s hydrogen on demand system without electricity !

[ResinRat2]

Hi Dingus,

You can try any voltage you like, I just want to see if the solution temperature rises. If it does, then this is not worth pursuing as an overunity system. It still might be good for high voltage hydrogen production in systems like IronHead is working on.

Thanks, I appreciate what you are doing.

[helmut]

OK, I need an interpretation of what I just saw.

I took the cell without zinc that had been running for 6 days on a AA battery and replaced the AA with two nine volt batteries wired in series to give off 18 volts. The gas was pouring off the two electrodes like crazy. I watched this for a good couple of minutes, then I felt the batteries. Both were extremely hot, so I shut it down. The liquid in the cell was cool but the batteries were HOT!

So what does this mean? I think, first of all, it means nobody should use this solution for anything higher than 3 volts; but what else could it mean? Ideas anyone?

Hello Resin Rat
I guess,that the 2 Batterys give so much current,as the are shortet.And that might be the Reason,that the become hot.Thats quite normal.

Helmut

[ResinRat2]

Hi Stallman,

Interesting name. What are you trying to stall? (lol)


1. Can this cell be ran forever with the original colloidal metals? (including the electrolytic solution) so the only thing you must replenish is pure h20 I will do long term testing, Dr Griffin mentioned that he had cells running for months at a time. That sounds pretty good to me.

2. From the best test result how many leaders of gas does the system produce in 1 hour. I don't have exact measurements yet. Dr. Griffin shows some impressive outputs in his videos.

3. Has anyone ran a hydrogen fuel cell from the system? (I read this was an over unity machine) I will be soon. The system is spontaneous and draws its energy from the ambient air temperature. This is where the overunity energy would come from.

4. I can't open the guys patent so could you tell me the supplies need to for this electrolysis process. Experiment #13 uses tungsten/carbide electrodes, zinc electrodes, 20ppm colloidal silver and 20ppm colloidal magnesium, distilled (or DI) water, and NaOH. I guess I can email you the patent if you PM me. It's in PDF file format and should be easy to open.

I would be very happy to have these question answeredThanks for your interest. Be careful with the NaOH.

[ResinRat2]

Send me that mix.

You need more current to run it.  A 9VDC battery is low current.  Make a 6 by 1.5 AA battery to run it.  See how that works.

Hi Mike,

What do you want me to send you? The colloids? The NaOH? Let me know.

I think you may be right about the 9VDC batteries. I never had any issues with the AA, A, or D batteries I tried out.

[Super God]

Hmm, so we don't have a regenerative cell anymore?  I wanna try that zinc regeneration one with the zinc on a plate in the bottom.  Again, once I get some stuf to try it with

Great job ResinRat2!  Keep it up!

Have a great day.

-Brian