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ive rewired my f+p for low voltage, but still prefer to test with my DMM rather than toungue :p
cheers
Adam
Statistics: Posted by adam666 — Sun Mar 26, 2006 6:43 pm
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wow, what a small world
im sure if we put our heads together we can scare more than pukeko
where abouts are you then? moores valley or down the coast?
or even maybe old farm rd? (i know theres a guy with several windmills down old farm rd...)
flick me an email to my paradise address...listed above....Id be keen to catch up soon!
ive got thur-sun off this week if you're gonna be around, i could even bring my h2 welder with me
cheers
Adam
Statistics: Posted by adam666 — Sun Mar 26, 2006 6:41 pm
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I just love this group and all of the neat ideas that the good folks here are working on.
I have been hoping to meet someone with similar interests, so we can hatch an evil plan to convert all of the world's water into a really loud bang!
Hehe, perhaps we'd save just enough water to put out the fire at the labs
.In a stroke of great luck, it turns out that I reside in Wainuiomata also. Perhaps you have been hearing explosions, on Saturdays and Sundays?
That was me, trying to get my evil plan into operation hehe.
For windmills, you'll surely find the F&P motor is a great producer. They can readily deliver 300 to 400 VAC, so no testing with the tip of yer tongue, like a 9V battery
Adam, it will be a pleasure to gently convert some H2 and O2 back into water, with your able assistance
Around here, it's a great passtime - and it keeps those pesky Pukekas away
Hopefully, I will have the mess in the mackine shop tidied up when you come to visit.
Looking forward to seeing you.
Best wishes, and seriously loud blasts,
Steve-tee.
Statistics: Posted by Steve-tee — Sun Mar 26, 2006 5:34 pm
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havent been round OU much lately but good to see another kiwi onboard!!!
i live in wainuiomata! wat area of welly are you??
not that there many places you can have a farm as such round here....
among my various h2 projects, Im building an f+p turbine at the mo, plenty of wind round here eh
be keen to catch up, check out your windmill! combust some h2 etc etc
u can mail me on:
aclough ................. @....paradise.............................net........nz
hope to meet up soon
cheers
Adam
Statistics: Posted by adam666 — Sun Mar 26, 2006 5:07 pm
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It looks like the Coke bottle idea is a bit of a fizzer
.After about 3 weeks of service, the bottle began to leak.
It seems that the Sodium Hydroxide was attacking the plastic.
Here are a couple of pics, assuming I get this URL thingy right
http://oupower.com/index.php?dir=_Other ... 03-Failure of plastic bottles
Now, I think I need to spend more time looking at the works of other members. Perhaps plastic containers are ok, as long as I choose the right type.
Best wishes, and deafening bangs
Steve-tee.
Statistics: Posted by Steve-tee — Tue Mar 14, 2006 4:34 am
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Statistics: Posted by kevinsatterfield — Sun Mar 05, 2006 3:46 am
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I must have pressed the wrong key, as my reply seems to have vapourised!
Hmm, perhaps I electrolysed it
.Thank you very kindly for letting me join this grand group
. There are lots of good ideas being shared here, and I hope to be able to add any that may come to mind.Electronics is my forte, so I will be trying some of the electronics related aspects of this fascinating field of scientific endeavour.
The idea of PWM seems to be popular. It has some desirable advantages over other methods, like the ballast resistors that I am using, so I will go for that idea mighty soon
.Chris, I'd really like to thank you for the great site that you have created. It is indeed a unique place, where like minded souls can work together on some really great things.
All power to you
.Best wishes from Steve-tee.
Now, as I am new to all of this, I am not sure how to put a picture or a link into my post, but here goes...
Statistics: Posted by Steve-tee — Sun Mar 05, 2006 3:39 am
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I'd love to see pics of what you've made and how you're only supplying 2.5v to the system so that 24watts is your power consumption. You must be using a transformer from what I can gather. At any rate pics would be nice as they are always fun to see.
As to the creator of the site, that would be me; and you are most welcome
I did it to document my own work and it sort of grew into this thing that it is today. A few hundred hours of coding later and now I have a way for you guys to post all of your work here for free as well So please do take advantage of that I'm approving your access now so I'll be anxious to see your pics.
Statistics: Posted by Chris — Fri Mar 03, 2006 10:25 am
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