Linnard?s hydrogen on demand system without electricity !

[walterj7]

Hi ResinRat2 (and Dingus),

I?ve been researching Solar PV (PhotoVoltaics) ) as well as HHO for the last 6 weeks when I came across the posting of Stephan?s about Dr. Linnard Griffin?s patent. So as time would permit I have been reading your thread, following your experiments, as well as some others on HHO.

Through your research, exploration of his patents and experiments I have been convinced of the GREAT PROMISS that this technology holds.

Currently I?m ramping up to begin to follow (duplicate) your experiments with the goal of moving from using Hydroxy HHO to H1 gas. I see (Linnard Griffin) method of generating Hydrogen as the best means for to get there.

In the old days I filled up many a note book in order to keep straight what I?ve researched as well as where I was going. However now I?m putting it all on the web.
(www. SolarSupplyCo.Com . For me the most exciting part of the site is the Other Stuff  Hydrogen etc. section)

I'm hoping that I can send to you, from time to time, my plans for review and comment, as your help will be invaluable to me.

Please keep up the GOOD WORK and know that you are making a BIG difference to all who read and follow your work!

God Bless,

Walterj (Mick) McNichols

[Dingus Mungus]

I'm looking all over the net and I can find anyone selling pure Mg colloidal solution.
A few companies in Australia are selling MgCl2 "colloidal" solution, but thats no good.
I'm trying to find my invoice for the colloids and I'll contact the paypal account.

Resin does your Mg supplier still exist?

Ok I got through to my colloid supplier! Somone was asking for a supplier earlier...
Contact Silver Moutain Minerals @ www.SilverMTNMinerals.com or call direct and talk to scott at 801-604-4128.

~Dingus Mungus

P.S. Welcome to the forums WalterJ!

[Davetech]

Great! Thanks, Dingus. The colliodal magnesium has been the hold up for me. Couldn't find it anywhere.
On Silver Mountain's site, click on "Our Products" and the magnesium is down toward the bottom.

[ResinRat2]

Hi Everyone,

My leaks were fixed around the tungsten electrodes using the rubber stoppers, but the setup I had around the zinc electrodes started to leak after about an hour of running the reactor. I had copper wires run through the side of the reactor to reach the zinc electrodes in their center, but the copper must have the same problem of shrinkage when the reactor runs for a while. It just pulls away from the plexiglass and creates a gap=leak.

I am drlling out the zinc electrodes and setting them up the same way so they have a rubber stopper around them as well. I guess I should have designed the reactor this way to begin with, but at the time I thought I was making the right decision based off what I knew. Now I know better. Another problem, another solution, the endless tedium of research. I THINK I've got it solved now.

Walter, I know what you mean. You should see my notebook on this project. I think I will post a few snapshots of the drawings and pages in the future. It's interesting to look at the evolution of the project.

Thanks everyone for your interest and kind words.

[walterj7]

Hi Guyââ,¬â,,¢s,

Thanks Dingus and ResinRat2 for welcoming me. Iââ,¬â,,¢m getting quite a bit psyched anticipating the next steps both of you will be taking in your trek.  As well as my next steps I have to take in creating a proper reactor design.

One question I have is that Iââ,¬â,,¢m hopeful that I can make a cell that I can capture Hydrogen with out Oxygen. Iââ,¬â,,¢m wondering what your take is on this.

When I read the experiment notes of yours, when the electrodes (anode and cathode) are connected with out any electricity you get only Hydrogen. So with the ââ,¬ËœLââ,¬â,,¢ shape reactor that Dr. Griffin shows on his original YouTube Video, Iââ,¬â,,¢m assuming the Hydrogen is generated in the larger side and, if I capture the gas there I would get (pure?) Hydrogen. Am I right in my assessment so far?

Now (if Iââ,¬â,,¢m right) then the smaller chamber will yield the Oxygen, which I can (or not) utilize for some other process.     

Some question I have for you guyââ,¬â,,¢s are what kind of (Non Gas) connection do you think works best between the two chambers? Could a simple electrical (maybe solid (SS 314) electrode)) connection suffice or is there need for the actual electrolyte in each chamber to connect (a liquid connection)?

Thatââ,¬â,,¢s all I have for now. Hope I at least have some of this right and maybe you can see where Iââ,¬â,,¢m going (or not!)

Looking forward to your critique, corrections and responses.

Blessings,


Mick