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MemrabPenhest (Friday 9th of November 2007 08:14:00 AM)

Question ZFF: being no manner of electrical whiz myself, would that conductive black sealant be causing the current to (largely) bypass the bulk of the plate surface until the voltage (in my mind "pressure") hit resistance passing through the black goo? If the goo could easily conduct say, 11v@1A, wouldn't the current then favor the electrolyte as it's conductor as the voltage increased?

ZeroFossilFuel (Friday 9th of November 2007 01:45:32 PM)

The black adhesive is not conductive to DC. It behaves like a solid electrolyte that stores electrical charge like a regular capacitor. Electrically, it's almost the same as placing a capacitor across the input terminals. What it would do is upset a R/L/C tank circuit when AC or pulse energy is applied.

fleksjon (Monday 5th of November 2007 12:31:26 PM)

Great work! Why SS (FE)? Why not CU or AL? Mecanical work shop's give u this stuff allmost for free. I am currently experimenting with som AL, or am I just wasting time?

ZeroFossilFuel (Monday 5th of November 2007 12:36:37 PM)

SS is all that holds up in the caustic electrolyte. Other metals can produce highly toxic byproducts, aqueous and gaseous.

HERMAN130661 (Monday 5th of November 2007 11:50:19 AM)

Hi there, sorry for asking again, but did you receive my E-mail about the rotating water HHO cell? I wondered what your thougths are about that.

ZeroFossilFuel (Monday 5th of November 2007 12:34:35 PM)

No.

SatsukiMikata (Monday 5th of November 2007 10:39:45 AM)

Thanks for sharing. Nice to see you back! :P

ZeroFossilFuel (Sunday 4th of November 2007 02:30:11 PM)

Donate generously.

GmanBB (Sunday 4th of November 2007 10:27:49 PM)

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ZeroFossilFuel (Monday 5th of November 2007 04:48:20 AM)

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