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From: Jones Beene
JB: Along with about half of Wales, but hey ... what's wrong with a
bit of inbreeding?
TB: What choice do you have on an island?
JB: BTW, a small Teflon-coated cooking pot, placed over a large
speaker magnet seems to be working, as there is a slight expansion of
the water level and no electrolysis gases being released.
I suppose this is what one wants. The circulation caused by the magnet
might be an important feature ... or not.
Expansion means lower density - and ergo: possible nanobubbles, right?
No evidence of an increase in viscosity yet. We will see.
TB: You have to flying sauciers? Or have you abandoned the control?
JB: Are you underway, Terry-Joe?
TB: Yes, but what's the point of replicating your work if that's all
that is needed to make the fuel? Maybe I should pursue another
approach. I have an idea. Here's my approach. I gathered the
materials:
http://www.geocities.com/terry1094/Materials.JPG
Note that I plan to use teflon tape to insulate the threaded rods from
the plates. I am using a 3M adhesive to assemble the plates. The
adhesive comes in a roll and is similar to double-sided adhesive foam.
I attach conductors to one side of the adhesive (two conductors per
plate for reliability . . . color-coded, BTW):
http://www.geocities.com/terry1094/Connection.JPG
I attach adhesive only (no conductor) to the other side of the next
plate:
http://www.geocities.com/terry1094/Adhesive.JPG
You can see that the adhesive is clear when the red backing is removed;
but, it maintains its structure keeping the plates electrically
separated. I then carefully align the plates and press and voila!
http://www.geocities.com/terry1094/Assembly.JPG
With this assembly, I can test Denny Klein's idea by applying voltage
only to the outside plates. Or I can apply any voltage to any and all
plates or no voltage to any plate. I should finish today.
Whaddya think? Got an idea for a new protocol? Or should I try Denny
Klein's approach of only electrolyzing with the outside plates?
http://hytechapps.com/
I wouldn't know how to test if the resulting Aquygen gas was anything
other than H2 + O2, however.
Suggestions anyone?
Terry
