Ronald Classen's H2O Motor Project

[kenbo0422]

how in the world did you get the patent pic to come up??  It doesn't want to work on my browser..  rats...

[rlm555339]

how in the world did you get the patent pic to come up??? It doesn't want to work on my browser..? rats...

Try it this way.  Go to:  http://www.uspto.gov/

then do Search, then Patent Number Search, then insert this number: 6,126,794

When you get the patent, at the top you will see some red link buttons and one says Images.  click that and it will prompt you to download the viewer if you don't already have it. 

You will be able to pull up the whole patent then, pics and all.

[rlm555339]

Here is my version of the Stephen Chambers parahydrogen coil.  It should be installed by tomorrow.

[kenbo0422]

Thanks Ronald for the info....  THIS looks interesting!  I've always liked to play with 555's, but now it kinda like making a hobby pay for itself....   Keep your fingers crossed.   

[rlm555339]

Yeah, Kenbo.........you can tell by my login name that I'm a fan of both the 555 and the 339 IC's.  I even suggested that Texas Instruments manufacture them both in a single 16 pin chip back in 1999 when I entered one of their design contests.  (some outfit in Japan with a medical wireless thing won the prize)  Anyway, I've found out that if you have both of these IC's, there aren't many things you can't build.

I installed the parahydrogen coil and turned it on.........it worked perfectly.  So I fired up the main 24 volt elements and fried the fuse and 555 right from the get-go.  (sigh)  What's the name of that song?  "It's trouble-shootin time, I wanna quit now....."  la-la-la