Linnard?s hydrogen on demand system without electricity !

[ResinRat2]

Hi all,

Latest video on youtube. Nice compilation of pictures and cool music. Enjoy.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SCGKdko0wAs

Still working on the reactor. Posting soon.

[Super God]

So will this reactor be able to regenerate itself?  I think that even if we can regenerate the zinc electrode via a simple charge, that it would be sufficient.  It's better than drawing 8 amps to make hydrogen, right?

[ResinRat2]

Hi Brian,

I have been experimenting with regenerating the zinc by using the aluminum electrode inserted into the zinc electrode. See earlier posts. This should regenerate it without electricity. My latest experiments confirm this so far.

However, this link was posted by member deltat back on page 29 of this thread:

http://www.fuelcellsworks.com/Supppage7024.html

Notice it only takes 0.9 volts (they don't say what amps but my lab tests showed about a half-amp was required) to regenerate the electrode. So this angle looks promising as a backup as well, though I don't think we will need it.

Have patience with me everyone. The reactor is still being assembled, and I am still doing further experiments with real tungsten/carbide (25%Cobalt) rods as well. The T/C rods are much more reactive than tungsten or thoriated tungsten alone, and the use of the aluminum/zinc electrode looks great so far.

Thank you for your interest.

[majkl]

the aluminum electrode inserted into the zinc electrode

Hi ResinRat2,
can you post the image of that electrode? How did you prepare it? I would like to try it too...
And can you weigh the Al/Zinc electrode before and after your experiment? (after hours or days... if you have some digital scale...?) - to be sure that zinc is not consumed...

Is there really greater production of gas on T/C rods than on pure tungsten rods? Is it welding T/C rod? (I want to know where to get it -- I have only pure tungsten rod now.)

And this article is interesting:
http://pesn.com/2007/05/17/9500471_Hydrogen_via_Aluminum_Gallium/
=Hydrogen from metals(alluminium and gallium in water)

--michael

[ResinRat2]

Hi majkl,

Here is a shortcut: http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,518.msg25561.html#msg25561

This is where I explain how to make the aluminum/zinc electrode.

Sorry I cannot weigh the electrode. I don't have an analytical balance here at home. I will be testing this long term once the reactor is finished to show definitively what happens to the zinc electrode.

I have been using tungsten rods, and I can surely see that the T/C rods have a more vigorous output. I purchased them from www.innovativecarbide.com. No welding store in my area sells them. I don't know why. Also, it seems that I can connect the t/c electrodes directly to the zinc rod without touching the aluminum portion, and gas starts to come off the t/c.

This is a bit different than what I experienced with pure tungsten rods. Gas only started to come off after I connected the tungsten to the ALUMINUM portion of the aluminum/zinc electrode.

I haven't read your link yet, but I will.

Thanks for your interest, and good luck with your experiments.