ElectroGasMan, thanks for the response. I followed your advice and reviewed Bob's projects.
Bob's electronics are well beyond my comprehension but it is my understanding that he is using DC current, and flat plate cells to convert water to hydrogen gas. I did not notice if he uses an electrolite like sulfuric acid.
Andrija Puharich used AC current- low frequency, and two round electrodes (one inner, one outer), and a very weak electrolite solution. The electrodes were a part of the Thermodynamic Device- T.D.
The three factors he used to create resonance were;
1. For peak efficiency Fo is 600 Hz +/- 5 Hz.
2. Concentration of electrolite in water, easily measured with amp meter to show conductivity.
3. The gap distance between electrodes.
For me, Bob's system is to complex. It would be great if it could be purchased in near complete or finished form. Bob has already stated that round tube designs generally don't transfer energy equally as their surface area's are not equal.
I am not being critical of Bob when saying this. Believe me, there is no one person now living that I respect more than Bob Boyce when it comes to advancing technology in hydrogen production!
The Puharich system appears simpler, easier to produce, cheaper to produce, and seems to have a tested platform of a motorhome for operation.
That having been said, my offer stands. I recognize the fact I could be altogether wrong about this, but nothing ventured, nothing gained.
BillStatistics: Posted by mrgalleria — Tue May 15, 2007 2:01 am
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