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Linnard?s hydrogen on demand system without electricity !

Started by hartiberlin, October 04, 2005, 06:54:25 PM

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ResinRat2

Hi Darc,

That is exactly what I am looking into. I have leftover thoriated tungsten welding rods from the earlier experiments on this project. I personally don't have a welder, but I know a couple of people who do so I will be asking for their assitance. I greatly appreciate the suggestion, and I am open to any other suggestions you or anyone else may have. Since I am basically flying blind here, I am trying to feel my way along to see what works.

I appreciate your interest.
Research is the only place in a company where you can continually have failures and still keep your job.

I knew immediately that was where I belonged.

linnard

Hi ResinRat2,

The electrode in the small reactor is made of nickel/iron. Get some 200 or 201 nickel and gas weld a layer of rusted baleing wire on the outer surface. Use a carbonizing flame with the torch. Keep up the good work.

Linnard

ResinRat2

Thanks very much Dr. Griffin. We were wondering what the cathode was in that neat little reactor you were demonstrating. Very impressive unit for only 3 inches or so across.

Can anyone begin to imagine the ouput of a unit the size of a microwave oven, or even the size of a small house. Incredible!
Research is the only place in a company where you can continually have failures and still keep your job.

I knew immediately that was where I belonged.

Dingus Mungus

Wow! Its always exciting to hear something new from the inventor! I have a theory though... I assume Dr. Griffin is only choosing to foreward select details about his device as he would like to see us discover something new, based on the same electronegitivity relationships. While I still believe that replication should be our number one goal, when I do return to this project I'll be starting a new set of materials research experiments. I'm sure other combinations in the same ballanced format may show us something equally as amazing.

Many thanks to Dr. Griffin!
(and RR2 of course)

~Dingus Mungus

keithturtle

@DR. Griffin; Thanks for coming on board.  It's an honor to hear from the one to whom many of us look for inspiration in our quest.

@Dingus;
I would take you to task for the comment suggesting Linnard may indeed be disingenuous in his postings.   For crying out loud, give the man a chance to express himself! (RANT  RANT  SNORT... wait a minute- turtles cain't snort!)

@ResinRat2;   I'll be glad to burn those rods fer ya... gots the acetylene torch and miles of rusty fence ready to go... what was that alloy again?

Turtle
Soli Deo Gloria