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Hello all, HAVE YOU INVENTED A HEALING TECHNOLGY OR PRODUCT THAT USES AN ENERGY, VIBRATION, OR FREQUENCY RELATED PROCESS? Would you like investment and...
tesla887
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Dec 3, 2004
9:11 pm
1187
actualy tapering the in/out edges of the discs could be of further benefit/harm.this would essentialy create a convergent duct at the inlet,reducing pressure &...
Jim
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Dec 15, 2004
7:32 am
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Hi, It's IMPORTANT for me to see a TESLA TURBINE WORKING WITH STEAM. Does anybody have one or does anybody know where I can see it? Did anybody try do do it? ...
mattiacampostrini
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Dec 15, 2004
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Speaking of steam... I thought I'd share with you all something that I have been thinking lately. You may or may not know that there have been automobiles that...
Welsh James E Contr 2...
priyaawara
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Dec 15, 2004
12:48 pm
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Thank you for reply, I'm Italian and I hope I did understand your idea... You want to build a car engine that runs using steam... you are right, but stop one...
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mattiacampos...
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Dec 15, 2004
3:33 pm
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Jim, Inside the engine gas comes in from the inlet at whatever velocity and then flows down into the restricted spaces between the plates where the movement of...
Jonathan Pratt
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Dec 15, 2004
3:33 pm
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James I've been thinking the same thing. I would like to find more information on electrolysis. I'm wondering what material will make the best electrodes, how...
Drew Marinich
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Dec 15, 2004
10:04 pm
1193
You would have to find out how much current is required to produce enough hydrogen to support a turbine section. At one time I experimented with hydrogen...
Mike Robbins
uljunky
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Dec 15, 2004
10:15 pm
1194
The working fluid (air/steam/water) enters the disc at a tangent to the edges on the discs. Making the transition smoother may help but it may not help much...
Mike Robbins
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Dec 15, 2004
10:26 pm
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I was looking into this a while back, and in 1935 a patent was issued for a car that ran on electrolsis, do a google and you can find the patent with pictures....
tkal_memnoch
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Dec 16, 2004
1:47 am
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mike; your analysis of fluid transition into the disc pack is flawed. regardless of the disc speed,the form "seen" by the fluid is the same as if the disc pack...
Jim
sabredrivr
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Dec 16, 2004
8:03 am
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you guys give any thought to the time require to seperate hydrogen & oxygen via electrolysis? lets just say you could use it up ALOT faster than you could...
Jim
sabredrivr
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Dec 16, 2004
8:24 am
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http://www.keelynet.com/energy/garrett.htm This link is too the page regarding the car that ran on water in 1935. It is difficult to tell what size the engine...
tkal_memnoch
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Dec 17, 2004
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Would using electolysis to seperate hydrogen out of water, and then power a car really violate the conservation of energy law. From what I know about hydrogen...
Drew Marinich
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Dec 17, 2004
3:29 am
1200
I had a system using 6 and 12 volts. I had to draw nearly 20 amps to run a .049 cubic inch engine. The amount of electrolyte needs to be very high also or...
Mike Robbins
uljunky
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Dec 17, 2004
1:51 pm
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It takes quite a bit of hydrogen to run an engine as far as the mixture goes. Gas has a ratio of 15:1 but hydrogen is up near 3:1 or higher. ... From: Drew...
Mike Robbins
uljunky
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Dec 17, 2004
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Has anyone had any success using frequency as a way to split water to hydrogen and oxygen? Say if it were possible then maybe have a fine mist go through the ...
mikegile
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Dec 17, 2004
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Dec 17, 2004
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I'm no expert on the subject, but I have studied some in University on the subject. Here is what I have learned and understand on using water to produce...
silby101
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Dec 17, 2004
4:34 pm
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To answer your question it's just cheaper and easier to build a tesla turbine that runs on compressed air. There have been several guys that have run tesla...
Drew Marinich
mtndrew77
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Dec 17, 2004
10:06 pm
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but,if you use solar & wind to generate the electricity needed for electrolysis you've spent how much to make hydrogen? only the cost of the above mentioned...
Jim
sabredrivr
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Dec 18, 2004
4:28 am
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in those ratios, it sounds like you are using a ratio of gas to air / hydrogen to air. However, if you were going to use electrolysis, you would also have a...
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priyaawara
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Dec 18, 2004
10:45 am
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In my hydrogen generators I used a consumable electrode on the oxygen side so that I would not have to worry about having pure oxygen near the hydrogen in the...
Mike Robbins
uljunky
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Dec 18, 2004
5:37 pm
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Mike I've uploaded a zip file in the members section containing some plans for a water car. Your the only one here that has experience with hydrogen...
Drew Marinich
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Dec 18, 2004
6:31 pm
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this thread reminded me; most electrolysis i have seen try to keep the hyd. & O2 seperate for understandable reasons. but,if using hydrogen as a fuel in a blt...
Jim
sabredrivr
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Dec 19, 2004
4:44 am
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Exactly, if you store them together they will recombine. Storing hydrogen by itself is a risky business because it will sometimes explode while being...
Mike Robbins
uljunky
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Dec 19, 2004
3:55 pm
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If you really want to run off of water why not take a look at making a fuel cell that runs off of 1000 or 1100 alloy aluminum. The technology has been around...
Mike Robbins
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Dec 19, 2004
5:30 pm
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ANOTHER GREAT WEEK OF PROGRAMMING Check out the schedule for The LOU GENTILE SHOW-Dec.20-24, 2004 From the Office of Dr. Aerielle Louise THE LOU GENTILE SHOW ...
schloktroff
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Dec 19, 2004
6:19 pm
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Has anyone had any success using frequencies as a way of splitting water to hydrogen and oxygen? If so, would it be more effective then electrolysis? Thank you...
mikegile
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Dec 19, 2004
7:53 pm
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Here's a interesting site for our current disscussion. Some links have info about using different frequencies and pulses of electricity to split water. Also...
mtndrew77
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Dec 20, 2004
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