Linnard?s hydrogen on demand system without electricity !

[ResinRat2]

If we are not using electricity at all, then where does mramos get his amps?

mramos is talking about his own research into conventional type electrolysis systems. He wasn't talking about this (Linnard Griffin Electrolysis) system. This system uses no outside electrical input at all.

[Koen1]

Ah ok thanks for clarifying.
It seems to happen quite a bit on this forum that people stray off the topic yet stay in the thread and after a while the thread is full of stuff that is not directly related to the actual topic....

Can someone do a quick recap on the actual hydrogen production without electrical input idea?
Or perhaps just point out on what pages this info is posted in this thread? I don't really have time to read through all 60 pages...
Is this actually a viable technology and how much hydrogen can it produce?

[ResinRat2]

Can someone do a quick recap on the actual hydrogen production without electrical input idea?

Hi Koen 1,

Give me a little bit of time and I will have my experiment report completed. It will have the most comprehesive explaination of this technology so far.

[ResinRat2]

I have some very interesting photos from the reactor run. It is of the electrodes and I want to point out a few things. Below is the set up with the fan. Notice the fuel cell that does the regeneration is first and the fan second. This gave priority to the regeneration and ran the fan off the excess (overunity) energy drawn from the ambient air temperature.

The fan was actually moving at high speed but the camera stopped it in a perfect shot. Good Camera.

[ResinRat2]

Next, here are the pictures of the electrodes after 20 days running. Notice the two on the right, they are the zinc. You can see the regenerated material on the surface. Some if it looks zincated, but the voltage was dropped for those 30 hours when it was shorted out so I wouldn't be surprised at a bit of zincate formation. Overall it looks great.