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Projects by members => Projects by members => Hydrocars => Topic started by: Hydrocars on January 24, 2021, 07:23:31 am
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I will be posting a fuel cell that runs itself with Normal Un-Altered Tap water. This Voltage across the cell is in the microvolt range when first emerged into a water bath. This Fuel cell Further aids hydrogen/oxygen Production. When you Construct this very simple Tube cell it starts its own electrolysis process as soon as it enters into a water bath. It's a very small visible production, But it is also a very new finding in this research.
Anyone that has existing tube cells can quickly modify their cells in a matter of seconds.
I guarantee you this post in a few hours, I guarantee my post to be true.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-kNn4iQL8yc
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Brian, you are feeding energy from your tesla coil setup thru the one wire system into the cell.....
At least, thats what i think is going.
It is interesting to see that the floating aluminium can act a a source of electrons...
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was producing bubbles long before I ever connected anything to the cell. IT seems to extract electrons.
Are you sure that ring is aluminum? I am unsure.
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You dont need any terminals to see the bubbles, the ring makes electricity somehow.
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You dont need any terminals to see the bubbles, the ring makes electricity somehow.
Nice!
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I was speaking with Jim miller, and was saying that you add the ring to the stainless, its like a thermocouple in nature. It just extracts electrons from water creating electricity. When i first stumbled upon this I added that ring to the cell for LOOKS because I thought it looked cool. I was very shocked by what adding that ring to the outter SS tube caused!!! This is new stuff. The amount I added was small, but maybe a bigger change could lead to even bigger results.
I'm not sure that ring is aluminum, I will research it, and try and figure out how to test it to be aluminum, Its pretty and shinny, perhaps it has a coating on it?
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Yes, please find out what type of metal that ring is, Brian.
You have metal knowledge :)
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I have not had time to really look into it but I did take apart for other hard drives and none of them match what I have I'm not sure where I got it I'm pretty sure it was from a hard drive but I do not think it's aluminum it looks like some form of stainless all I know to do is heated with a torch and see if it melts or glows red I might have to send it off to see exactly what kind of stainless it is