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This project is aimed at finding a use for the spare power from my windmills.
I am not on the power grid, so I make my own electricity. Often, the wind and the sun produce more power than I can store, so the excess is wasted.
Early experiments have proven, quite explosively, that I can turn the excess power into volatile gases. This gas will find application in my machine shop for metal working, and in my generator as a fuel.

An idea came to mind where I can apply the Oxy-Hydrogen mix to a bird scaring application. Small amounts of gas, perhaps 50ml, would be generated and ignited in a chamber. The resulting blasts ought to keep birds away, or perhaps just deafen them   .
I have tried the, very rough, prototype of this inside the house. Using only tiny amounts of gas, I have been mightily impressed with the sheer volume of the blasts   . Indeed, my ears are still ringing, and I was using earmuffs!

Perhaps the farmers around here would like to have one of these in their paddocks.

The sheer power that is locked up in water, is really quite incredible.

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