Linnard's Aug 17, 2006 Patent

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Lots of new 'experiments', many producing elemental hydrogen, not Hydroxy. Regeneration of electrode by applying voltage in reverse of voltage produced during hydrogen generation. Very interesting controllable reactions.

Linnard has thrown a bone to the open source communtiy with this patent. They are still basicly endothermic reactions with enormous potential for waste heat energy recovery. The actual economics of the hydrogen production eludes me but it looks very promising especially if the electrode regeneration takes less energy than the energy of the amount of hydrogen produced.

The volume of gas produced are impressive given the experiments are using 250 ml of solution or less. Ceratinly enough to make an effective 'free energy' ICE booster if scaled up.

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OK...I have been a bit busy lately, and working long long hours. have not been reading up for a while, but spent a few here reading a bit.

the "charge" that you get in an electrolyte, occurs only when TWO metals are put into a caustic, water based liquid. why?

think of the earth, it has one moon. so we will call that a charge of +1.

Think of another planet that has say 4 moons. that will have a charge of say +4.

we have a difference of charges now. we have a +3 difference. so in the thermodynamic laws of things, they try to reach equilibrium regardless. they try to balance out. how can this occur? by reducing the metal of a plate in a cell, and at the same time reducing the acid to a colloidal metallic salt. once everything reaches a "neutral charge" the volts, and amps of the cell reach ZERO. this is important. now look at how FAST a certain metal will dissociate from the plates, and look at how fast it will re-plate onto the plate. this is very important now because it deals with electrical VALENCES. how much metal is removed when we draw a charge off, versus how much metal is re-plated when we add a charge?

now lets say that we have 2 cells made of 4 cells. or a total of a 4 cells. this would require a number of metals. as wired internally, they could have the internal resistance that when reached ZERO, can act as a "natural switch" to allow the mysterious "automatic switching" of the charge and discharge cycles. so as one has a charge, and the other has discharged, we can see that when one reaches a zero potential, the other will overcome this potential, and re-plate the materials. and as that one reaches zero potential the other overcomes it and replates the metals.

A chemicl engineer once told me of a solution he was shown in a laboratory that had 4 different chemicals and an indicator. the indicator was BLUE when it was acid, and PINK when base, and CLEAR when neutral. he mixed the solution, and added the indicator. the color of the solution went PINK-BLUE-PINK-BLUE-PINK-BLUE-PINK-BL............. and carried on for days at a time. so he told me this in regards to the future of energy, but did not know how it would or could be captured and the energy potential harnessed. He is in Antarctica right now working for Raytheon. point is simple, Linnard knows and understands this process all too well, and has found a process to capture it.

please stop making things harder for yourselves. step back, think of it in simpler form, and try to envision how all of this works. I hate to see everybody waste a ton of money and not understand a thing. we live in a world where information is at the tips of your fingers, and it's an endless supply of it.

I was personally disappointed that fuel prices dropped. I was hoping for $17.49 per gallon of anything at the pump....but I'll have to wait longer for that.


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