I did some more research on oxidization, and essentially, even wood being slow burning, will burn very violently with injected with O2.
I am also looking into ozone generators, but didn't see any plans to make one. Brian, would you through a couple of hints as the where to find them?
Thx
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may find his conclusions " Perplexing " Its Very interesting.!
Sorry I havent got link at present. Let me know if you cant find it.
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If water were used at a rate of a gallon of water per a gallon or two of gas in a booster system, I would agree. But the amount of hydroxy gas a gallon of water can produce (over 1800 to 1 in volume), can increase the efficiency of the burn of many many many gallons of gasoline.
Bob
Statistics: Posted by Bob Boyce — Thu Sep 28, 2006 12:10 pm
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Plain tap water will gunk up your cells so fast that you'll spend more time cleaning and reconditioning, than you will running it.
Well filtered rain water works great. Just be sure to collect it in plastic containers so it does not take on any metal ions that can contaminate your cells.
Solar distillation works for free. After all, that's where rain comes from
Bob
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That is my biggest issue with "replications". People will build something, and make changes or modifications to the design based on materials availability or cost, then when it doesn't work, they blame the design instead of their lack of ability to replicate in a manner that is true to design. If it is built according to design, then it is a true replication. This includes proper use and preparation of materials, accurate construction practices, and proper conditioning/operation. Anything else is not a true replication, and may or may not work depending on how botched the replication attempt was.
Bob
Statistics: Posted by Bob Boyce — Tue Sep 19, 2006 7:57 pm
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Statistics: Posted by Bob Boyce — Sun Sep 17, 2006 12:52 am
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I am happy your health is on the improve and your new workshop will be ready. I am still setting up mine.
Have a good weekend.
Mark
Statistics: Posted by MarkinAustralia — Sat Sep 16, 2006 5:33 pm
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