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Warren,
Try this sometime
https://www.greenoptimistic.com/aluminum-hydrogen-hho-soda-can/
On 6/8/2019 4:28 PM, Warren Keillor [email protected]
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> Mick
> The Hoffman apparatus works and can easily made from plastic sewage
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> Water, a tiny bit of sulphuric acid, two electrodes, two 1 1/2"
> titanium coated spade drill bits? A solar panel.
> Cheers Warren
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> On Sat., 8 Jun. 2019 at 7:10 p.m., Mick [email protected] [EVGRAY]
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> Thanks Warren,
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> Like watching paint dry, but fascinating none the less as you
> proved the postulate. As you know from the magnetic field studies
> of Johnson there are optimal ways to stack magnets, sometimes I
> find they have to be a foot away from what I am working on to have
> the largest effect so in other words what you proved with massive
> force could be improved on geometrically.
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> Did not know about the pad in acid but rather the beer can.
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> I was buying some gas yesterday, some nitrogen for an HVAC
> install. I asked form some Helium which I need for an experiment,
> said they could not sell it to me as it is rare and there is no
> more being made, only going to medical institutions to run their
> MRI's no more party balloons with that stuff he said.
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> I said OK can I buy some Hydrogen then, "oh no sir, that has been
> labeled as a weapon of mass destruction by homeland security" So
> that is the strategy they intend to use to prevent us from using
> it for energy!
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> On 6/8/2019 3:44 PM, Warren Keillor [email protected]
> <mailto:[email protected]> [EVGRAY] wrote:
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>> Mick
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>> It was not a replication of Bedini, but I made the little
>> experiment, as a result of a discussion our Bedini group was
>> having, regarding the theoretical possibility of using very
>> strong magnets, rather than electrical current to separate o then
>> and hydrogen, in a manner not unlike the Hoffman apparatus.
>> I had everything to do a test in my studio lab in Toronto, so I
>> made what I imagined we were talking about.
>> Using flat boiled Toronto tap water from the tea kettle, I made a
>> single cell. It had a division, between two pockets of water
>> sandwiched as a stack much like playing cards, about the size of
>> a cell phone the water was free to move through holes located in
>> the lower section of the middle. Tubes and bleed screws were able
>> to bleed off either side up at the top, closed with nylon screws.
>> Two big 450 lb super magnets were placed on either side opposite
>> each other.
>> After some time, small bubbles formed between the magnts, much
>> like a glass of ginger ale, only slower.
>> After a week or so, with this dull and boring experiment, a small
>> test was filled using the submerged tap method. The lesser one is
>> hydrogen, and gave the chracteristic sharp pop, when ignited and
>> tilted upright
>> I can't imagine excitement over this experiment!, over four
>> computers ago.
>> Need lots of hydrogen quick?
>> A fine steel wool pad in sulphuric acid.
>> Or my black lab after eating the neighbor's cow manure, next
>> field over, so deadly hydrogen sulphide, he flaps his tail like a
>> fan. That mix would power a car to the next city!
>> Cheers Warren
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>> On Sat., 8 Jun. 2019 at 2:33 p.m., Mick [email protected]
>> <mailto:[email protected]> [EVGRAY]
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>> Would you mind posting for the group your Lexan hydrogen
>> maker you
>> replicated of Bedini's?
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>> Thanks,
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>> Mick
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