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Originally posted by haarvik
This is the system you need to generate your own power. It runs itself, and the same technology has been used in hydroelectric dams for generations.
A circulating pump only uses 5 watts. By reducing the size of the output line you can increase the pressure which allows the generator to spin faster generating more current that the pump uses.
Wrong. I used to do HVAC and part of that was with boilers. A boiler uses a circulating pump which only uses 5 watts, it's on the rating plate.
Hydroelectric plants have underground reservoirs that store water to run through turbins, and be pumped back into the reservoirs. If they didn't, then the lakes behind them would go dry.
Leonardo DaVinci has drawings of a free energy device, and the architecture and artifacts from the past allude to this, they put it In Plain Sight.
Originally posted by Thebel
Hydrogen is not really safe, if that leaks. You don't smell it, its invisible and when it burns, it happens almost invisible, not good! You can also get frostbite from it. And never let it touch metal!!! It makes them explode too.
Hydrogen vehicles are currently useless in large part of world. They need temperature over 0° C to work, otherwise frozen water blocks the system. This happens especially when engine is started, when water is not warm enough. And even though if your engine has been on long, absolute border is at 10° C, after that you have frozen system
Hoover dam does it.
Although the losses of the pumping process makes the plant a net consumer of energy overall, the system increases revenue by selling more electricity during periods of peak demand, when electricity prices are highest.
As long as "known" principals are used no one will ever prove anything works. No matter how you present it someone will claim it defies the laws of physics so therefore it won't work.
Originally posted by MainLineThis
reply to post by Unity_99
Will you please tell me how I can run my home on hydrogen......lol? I mean, where do I plug it in? All my current appliances that run on natural gas would have no issues if I just plumbed hydrogen into them? Cool, I'm going off the grid!!!!!!! THANKS!!!!!!!!
While I know in your mind you think this is the greatest thing since sliced bread, but if you just sit down, and actually think about the implementation of your new wonder drug you will realize it is not as simple as you imagine, and the shear amount of pollution that would be generated just changing over to hydrogen is mind-boggling (and I have little doubt you have no idea what I am talking about)
Originally posted by stevooo
I cant picture anything going wrong with this
I think I stumbled across a new electrolyte solution. I ran out of citric acid, and therefore was wondering what I could use in the meantime. I remembered the bottle of Hydrogen Peroxide in the bathroom. I poured two bottles of this, along with some distilled white vinegar in the the HHO Generator. It's producing quite nicely, and as of over a weeks worth of driving, has yet to turn dark, corrode the plates, or stop working. I just add more Hydroden Peroxide as needed. Plus this can be had at just about any store for pennies....
The cell I have now, is made with 304 Stainless Steel Plates, and is working nicely. I plan on adding more plates, to make up a 2 cell Generator. The single cell is working great in city drving, but I feel a second cell that I can manually turn on during highway traveling will bump up the mileage even more. Current MPG, averaging both city and highway driving for the typical week is around 30+ mpg which doesn't sound like all that much, but the PTCruiser doesn't get much better than I'd say 19 on the average.
Originally posted by haarvik
This is the system you need to generate your own power. It runs itself, and the same technology has been used in hydroelectric dams for generations.
A circulating pump only uses 5 watts. By reducing the size of the output line you can increase the pressure which allows the generator to spin faster generating more current that the pump uses.edit on 21-7-2011 by haarvik because: (no reason given)