Linnard?s hydrogen on demand system without electricity !

[ResinRat2]

BTW dave,

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

just havin fun,
LC

Thanks LC, you're right, I mean "CORRECT". LOL!!

I needed a laugh.

[loosecannon]

your system sounds much like linnard's own system.

he said his low voltage system was running at less than 1 volt, and about 50mA.
very similar to yours.
not sure what, if anything, that means.LOL

what was he saying in his post about the timing for switching being every 3 minutes?

is this the same switching that you are doing every 6 hours?

just trying to learn here,
LC

[ResinRat2]

Dr.Griffin is presently experimenting with a low voltage powered electrolysis system. What I am doing is completely different and actually uses no power to produce the hydrogen. I am putting the hydrogen through  a fuel cell and it is putting a reverse current into the reactor to regenerate one of the electrodes. There is no battery or anyother DC or AC electricity going into this reactor.

That is the difference between what he is doing now, and what I am doing here. I am experimenting with a modification of his original patent of no-power electrolysis. I am trying to show that this system is overunity.

[loosecannon]

oh ok,

i was under the impression that he was doing the same sort of thing you are.

cool.
continued good luck,
LC

[ResinRat2]

your system sounds much like linnard's own system....

what was he saying in his post about the timing for switching being every 3 minutes?

is this the same switching that you are doing every 6 hours?

just trying to learn here,
LC

Sorry LC, missed this one.

He was recommending I switch connections between the regeneration of each of the zinc electrodes every 3 min. Unfortunately, I don't have any way to do that right now, so I need to manually switch it. I can't sit by the reactor all day. I have to do frivolous things like go to work, family stuff, eat, sleep, etc. So I can't sit by the reactor and keep switching the connections. Once I get some output potentials I have someone who has offered to design an electrical circuit that would run off a fuel cell and do the switching. Once I get that circuit I can modify the switching for shorter intervals if I think I need to. Right now I am not sure what that number needs to be. It could be three minutes, so I am doing the best I can right now.