SPIKE'S BURTHA CELL

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STEVE

WHATS MY NEXT STEP.

SPIKE

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Hi Spike,

First, I think you do not need an extra bubler....but you must decide on that.
Secondly, try to light a torch with your gas output and make a nice vid of that!
Third, try to ionize the gas.....see http://www.ionizationx.com/index.php/topic,407.0.html
Fourth is to add an air ionizer on your engines air intake.

It seems to me that you have enough gas now. The problem is that the energy state of the gas is not high. Resulting in you creating more and more gas.....That is not the solution. We have to change the energy state of the gas, so we do not need so much of it....

It is possible to run a small engine on the amount of gas you have, btw. Even if it is not higly energized.
It will only run if your gas is NOT underpressure.....and that is dangerous......backflashes....hrmmmmmmm
Riddler can advise on that part..

br
Steve

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Spike,

Maybe i missed it somewere here, but can you tell me what kind of pump you use?

br
Steve

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BURTHA'S SECOND RUN ON LYE(2 TBSP/GAL)

3.158 L/M  1L/19SEC
12 VDC
26.1 AMPS
313.2 WATTS
10.08MIL/MIN/WATT, INCLUDING THE PUMP

  ON GRUNT POWER 

SPIKE

now this is production
keep up the good work
Najiman 

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Wow that's impressive.
Guess it was worth all the amusement of  the construction 


Congratulation again,  looking for a video soon 

Nog

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James

Yes, the first one I pumped into the tubes at first,
but then I found it wasn't necessary to have a pump.
The pump i found, was a 500 GPH live well pump.
And the way it was made, it was easier to mount it on top.

Spike

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James

I don't believe it's pulling a vacuum,
if it is, it's not much.
I need to put a gauge on the top to see.
but I'm not restricting the flow.
In the near future, I will be.
Along with expanding the gas.
I hope.

Spike

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 Its Awesome to see what a simple idea can turn into. That is an excellent piece of work. What is the gap between the tubes? I found the smaller the better but it also required the pump to keep it working. I love it when members take an idea and improve it instead of every one just making the same design over and over again. The less details you give means the person replicating has to come up with there own changes to the design. Then it is possible to compare the differences and create the next generation, which you did.  I can’t wait to see more videos. Later Bill