Am 2008-08-05 23:02:46, schrieb Patrick Shirkey:
> That's what is amazing about this circuit. It doesn't matter what
> salinity the water is. In fact having some salt in the mix might even
> make for more powerful explosions.
Ehm what?
Make an experiment and try dyalysis on 1 dm³ of
clean water and one liter of sea-salted water.
It seems you have never done it.
> > Yes. And splitting H2O to H2 + O takes at least as much energy as you get from
> > bunring the H2 to H2O! That is a fundamental law of the universe we live in!
>
> No one is denying that law. What has been found is that there is more
> than one way to leverage the amount of energy required and it can be
> done with very little current if the right circuit is used.
The only way to get Hydrogene is using the Sun, but it has the disavan-
tage, that you need very big installations...
I repeat: I get with an installation of 48 m³ over the year arround
2200 dm³ per day, which is NOT enough to power a Hydrogen Hi-Speed
Turbine which serv a 24V DC Light-Running Generator of 4,3kW over the
night.
If I get a new terrain in Germany, I like to increase the Installation
to arround 200 m² but maybe I will run into trouble with the
administration and the LBV (Landes BauVerordnung).
Thanks, Greetings and nice Day/Evening
Michelle Konzack
Systemadministrator
24V Electronic Engineer
Tamay Dogan Network
Debian GNU/Linux Consultant
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