thanks my friend thanks
Statistics: Posted by ismael_34 — Thu Nov 19, 2009 5:38 pm
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I'm am not sure what sorta water he claimed to have used, But I know without asking it was very clean.
Statistics: Posted by hydrocars — Sun Nov 01, 2009 8:55 pm
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In this manual we couldn't find the frequency at which the converter “boilsâ€
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Anyway, to answer SOME questions for you. I have left my WFC running (in the conditioning) for hours and it doesn't get overly warm or hot. The thing is, it's sitting in the hot sun and that heats it a little. but not more than you would expect from a normal gallon of water just left to heat in the sun. So i believe my system doesn't heat.
As far as combustible product, yes, i scared the life out of my wife igniting this stuff the first time. Later, i was able to keep it in my sealed chamber and release it for ignition also (this video is on my site http://www.flamingh2o.com). So that's combustible. I've tried just leaving an overturned bowl over the top of the wfc and capture the product, assuming that it was lighter than air, and then later lighting it. but i have been unsuccessful in that attempt.
I'm taking and archiving your calculation posts here, as they will be of much use to me later, and with your permission i'll post them on my website as well, just so there are at least two copies out there for the world of WFC builders. Keep contributing, we'll get this thing nailed dow yet.
Statistics: Posted by stcwater — Wed Aug 19, 2009 10:33 am
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