The downfalls of conventional electrolysis - and how to fix them

[LtBolo]

Is there a guide to make a petrol or gas engine run off brown gas?

There are many discussions of such elsewhere. This definitely is not the thread that you want to post that question.

[WilbyInebriated]

i gather it would have to be a 4 stroke (as it would be extremely difficult to lubricate a 2 stroke with browns gas).

and don't toss out 2 strokes, mercury optimax, evinrude e-tec, nissan tldi and yamaha hpdi are examples of 2 strokes that use 'direct injection'. direct-injected outboards have neither crankcase oil or oil filter. instead, a precisely metered stream of oil lubricates rings and bearings, flashes off in the combustion chamber, then exits along with the exhaust gas. it might just fit your bill...

[ramset]

WilbyInebriated
HHMMmm....
An engine in the water ,that runs on water!
with a lot of the "Tech" already in place.
Food for thought !very Impressive!,But first we need to make the "GAS".

Chet

[oswaldonfire]

A suggestion:

Start a separate thread dedicated to JUST replications. Leave this thread as it is, but any replications go in the other thread.

I will start it if nobody else steps up to the plate.

Do we have a moderator amongst us who can help if any posts need to be moved or deleted in the future?

Oswaldonfire

[Hope]

This solution of ground stainless or for that matter any non ferrous matter can be made diamagnetic using the PMH hollowring filled with what you want to magnetize.  This ring is open but can be connected to form a "barred" magnet, Ed Leeds.. setup but modified like David Lambrite.    AND I also posted a topic in half-baked recently about Magnetic Plate separation (magnetic induction) using this method to separate the water directly into their base atoms.   I am glad to find your topic and will be glad to listen and learn.