Cheap And Easy Hydrogen (Brown's Gas) Generator

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[@burt_james_esq]

I constructed an electrolyzer with a stainless steel fire extinguisher + 12 stainless steel rods. Placed it on my little Ford pickup with a 2.0 L engine. After testing and measuring I came up with the 53% increase in mileage. Used baking soda for the mix. The downfall was when I came home one night I was so tired after a long day at work that I forgot to shut the power off to it and blew the fire extinguishers seams to bits. I considered it a success.

[@TheChzoronzon]

I was gonna praise your humor sense... but then I saw your channels subs and realized you probably were serious... lmao What are you doing in a channel like this, bro?

[@burt_james_esq]

@@TheChzoronzon who the hell cares? Get a big laugh my ass off over that one.

[@clydedenby1436]

A Ford Courier?

[@burt_james_esq]

@@clydedenby1436 ranger

[@elonwhite6628]

Nice work, I would suggest using a pressure regulator valve if you were to redo the experiment so that if the hydrogen builds up to much within the fire extinguisher, it would be vented, preventing the extinguisher from going pop

[@glennwebster1675]

Played around with HHO for a couple year's. I had best surface area production results with stainless steel wool. I never knew about urea. Thanks again......

[@TazerGames]

Doesn't it go bad quickly ?

[@glennwebster1675]

@@TazerGames industrial pot scrubbers. It's not that fine of a mesh and I used one for over a year and it still produced strong.

[@joek511]

Use window screen, that really puts it out. It rolls like paper, and You can cut it with a box blade

[@GaryMcKinnonUFO]

I remember some experiments with the catalytic converter material as one of the electrodes that claimed excess energy, i think it was palladium.

[@kenbellchambers4577]

@@GaryMcKinnonUFO Yes, this massively increased the hydrolysis efficiency. The palladium, induced a vibration on the water molecule which loosened its bonds. Man in Florida discovered this phenomenon.

[@raymondfoster219]

your all right mate, really enjoy your way of getting stuff done. always head for my workshop to get active too after watching you rob, you have an honest intelligent ability and put me to shame. when all is said and done you make me an engineer, thanks teacher keep them coming.

[@schinderiapraemeturus6239]

pulse width modulation (PWM) circuitry, tune your cell to resonant frequency-gas is produced via capacitative discharge versus brute DC electrolysis. This type of gas is mono atomic H and O at highest entropy state (1L H2O/1800L gas). cell input is tuned to standing square wave modulation at high kilo-cycle frequencies. you will find harmonic 'sweet spots' where gas production is optimal at a fraction of the input wattage...so I have heard

[@1956Caddy]

Indication of liters (or fraction of liter) produced per minute would help to evaluate this very clever and simple assembly.

[@scantrain5007]

Dear Rob, this devise is superb in conclusion with photo voltaic. If you run PV and not consuming all electric power you can produse hydrogen with this generator and store it for later purposes. (Called Power to gas, but many said it's not eficient enough - 30% effectivity only ...) For example feed a petrol motor with hydrogen you get electric power and hot water as well. Or just use the gas for heating or cooking. Great system! Thanks for the upload!

[@aarondonaldson4164]

You cannot store Brown's gas. The oxidizer and the Hydrogen are never separate so the combustion mixture is always stoichiometric. That's why Brown's gas POPs really loudly, and Hydrogen merely whooshes. It would be suicidal to store brown's gas under any kind of pressure exceeding a balloon.

[@aaronbeck6959]

I just wanted to say I've been watching you for a long time and man I have learned so much from you that I never would have learned from school. And I truly appreciate such... It is the most education and the most important education I think I've ever gotten in this life. And I think you good sir. Rock On & Prosper. Tesla would be proud

[@0.zz.y]

The more videos you upload, the more jobs go on my whiteboard in my workshop haha. Keep up the good work, thanks.

[@daddyo6553]

What would happen if you try drinking 5 pints of beer and using the outcome for the electrolyte

[@ThinkingandTinkering]

you could light up your workroom lol

[@ThinkingandTinkering]

lol - glad I can help mate lol

[@0.zz.y]

Light up is one word I would use lol and probably not a nice gentle glow haha

[@djg585]

For the spacers, you can cut half-inch PVC pipe lengthwise and use 3" lengths of this.

[@MarcelLENORMAND]

Very cool! I’ve been wondering about net positive electrolysis for donkey’s years and assumed it wasn’t possible because no one was talking about it! Thank you!

[@MrGoatflakes]

You get aught for naught, the urea takes energy to make :P

[@tudorevans3258]

Water before separation is in the liquid phase, while water after recombination is in the vapour phase, which has lower internal energy due to the loss of hydrogen bonds, and a huge increase in entropy due to the extra space occupied. This is the apparent free energy.

[@martinbobak3009]

You're never gonna get more energy out than in! That's just impossible.

[@josea.cuetos.5085]

@@martinbobak3009 That law is valid in closed systems not in open systems. Regards.

[@kaka_kaka28]

@@MrGoatflakes , urea can be replaced by urine ?.

[@elguapo1507]

Every day's a school day! Great presentation! Thank you.

[@andrewleaming3049]

You literally just disproved the 1st law of thermodynamics. Subscribed.

[@lorriecarrel9962]

Thank you for info,knowledge sharing is so great,if the rest of the world was like you we all could advance much faster

[@russellwarren9595]

lol, when you mentioned sewing I was thinking that maybe you could start a side business making doilies!! lol. but in all seriousness, in the early days of computers they used to use seamstresses to wire up the rope memory because they were already highly skilled and the technique was basically identical.

[@chrispwilliams6297]

Great video, another simple way is to use 2 balls of wire wool. Put one (+ )inside a nylon sock and sink it in the solution. Then put another (-) on top this doesn’t need to be socked but it won’t hurt. Then switch it on and watch the gas flow 🤪

[@aurasensor]

Guess best press together the two steelwool lumps.

[@fxrjoe4894]

Very new at this hho systems. Thank you for the awesome ideas. You have no idea how much your design is going to help me.

[@andrewbeaton3302]

I never knew about them usign Urea! AWESOME VIDEO! They sell a stainless 316 spatula grill set at homedepot and its super cheap! I just sand in 45 angles maximizing surface area! Great stuff!! Would love to see a Dry cell with Titanium plates. Someone is getting crazy performance with that.. I wonder what a graphene-coated TI would be? Spin coated maybe?

[@sikismeker]

I try graphit coating on plate. As soon as you put electricity it is washing off right away. And i try to melt copper to liuquid phase and mix it whit graphite. It will not bond.

[@snoddyification]

EXCELLENT. No shortage of variety here. THANKS

[@ThinkingandTinkering]

cheers mate

[@dicelabiblia7461]

You are such a great teacher, thank you so much

[@stanleymeyer3417]

Prueba de poner entre ambas mallas de acero inoxidable una malla de plástico, y enrolla todo el conjunto, así logras un par de electrodos con gran área y pequeña separación. No necesitas Urea como electrolito, si la R de la celda es bien baja. Usa agua del grifo. Saludos de Américo Caorsi desde Tacuarembó - Uruguay, que siempre mira tus videos.

[@clevelandexplorer2221]

Thank you! I gotta say you're super inspiring and easy to follow every time

[@chrisbutler9985]

I've built a couple of home made HHO generators but I did not know that is was so much more efficient with urea! That is brilliant! Good work!

[@ThinkingandTinkering]

cheers mate - have a look at the new cell design i hav just posted on members

[@chrisbutler9985]

@@ThinkingandTinkering on it already👍

[@PerpetualMotor]

Very clever! Why are you so smart? I don’t remember how I came across your channel so many years ago, but I’m glad that I did.

[@leonunlimited7552]

I made one years ago and it worked great! It was sheets of plexiglass, stainless steel and some rubber gaskets...

[@bodhidharmafpv1971]

Robert, a future video idea might be to put a cheap submersible pump in the electrolyzer. Hydrogen bubbles cling to the electrodes acting as an insulator reducing efficiency, vibrating the plates can free hydrogen and a pumped solution flowing over the plates from the bottom up could increase efficiency too. Eliminate the bubbles to increase efficiency and yield. Is there a best sonic or ultrasonic frequency for breaking the hydrogen bubbles free of the surface? How do you separate out the oxygen from the gas stream? A cheap plastic or glass tube open at both ends would work to do this, silicone it to the inside spacers and a rubber seal at the top to the lid and put the O2 collection tube lower in the gas column.

[@aquamark1]

Quick solution to that ultra sonic toothbrush maybe

[@dansw0rkshop]

Upside down terracotta clay pot with the usual plumbing and spacers. These are porous and act as an "ion membrane" -- it is conductive when saturated with electrolyte.

[@paulromsky9527]

Great video! I would use stainless steel bolts, washers, and nuts to attach the wires the electrodes. And use rubber grommets in the wire holes before sealing.

[@mjobrien69]

Hi Robert, how long would you expect the stainless wire to last before replacement? Thanks Matt

[@jeremiahshine]

I just saw today that Mazda has a bunch of new technology in production with Brown's Gas! Hooray!

[@iam7712]

Very informative. Something I will need to use sometime as I am off grid and in the bush.

[@richardsandwell2285]

The Stainless Lathe is a great idea, cheap and easy to get hold of at most good builders merchants. To run a car you would just need to separate off the Hydrogen and store it, apparently, tanks with Lithium 6 Deuteride is best to absorb it, however getting this fairly harmless material can be a pain because it is used in nuclear bombs, however I did once hear of Carbon being made from Coconut shells and being used to absorb Methane in Tanks to run cars, maybe some sort of a carbon matrix would also work for Hydrogen to increase the storage capacity of tanks.

[@ThinkingandTinkering]

another interesting idea mate - cheers

[@fieroboom]

I think a timed test to determine hydrogen volume produced & how much the assembly heats up at that voltage (wasted energy) should be in order. Getting too hot at higher voltages seems to be a common plague among diy electrolyzers.

[@gusteffan]

Hi Rob, that was truly awesome, I’ve look at hydrogen generator over the year but as you so correctly say build one with all the plates and separators and gaskets and cleaning and on and on I never felt confident enough, your way is so simple I don’t know why I’ve not stumbled on it before, probably again like you say kept away from us, absolutely fantastic, thanks mate

[@creatorgenerator1998]

Have you played with the frequency? tuning to a resonance for the liquid may just split the molecules more efficiently.

[@austinpowers3679]

This does look a lot easier than messing about with SSteel pipes , which is what I used many years ago while doing this sort of thing, never knew about the Urea angle though.

[@SheplerStudios]

Loved this! If one had access to a lot of otherwise wasted animal livestock urine, the net energy gain might truly be positive. Run the electrical supply from solar pv and store the hydrogen for heating or transportation use.

[@zattan2002]

Thank you very much! I really appreciate simple things like this! I plan to cook and to heat water with hydrogen. But may i ask you a simple question: what do you think about Stanley Meyer's water fuel cell? Thx

[@shigatsuningen]

A few tips. AdBlue is a urea solution for motor vehicles. Urea is sold as a dry mix fertilizer under the market name Carbamide. It is also sold at health product stores as an additive to health spa bath water.

[@pinecone2516]

Robert, in a past video you added capacitors with diodes and ran the generator off the caps. Would you be able to do the same thing here to have a consistent flow of energy to the hydrogen generator to run it off a cars 12 V system ? Thank you for being on UTube

[@shawnherron2721]

Does the circuit left on heat up the 20 amp wire and controller that you are using in quick time the same as it would hooking a battery to itself with through the solution with only an auto breaker?

[@dustinsmith8341]

Hello! I'm wondering if another route to go would be to use a stainless steel pressure cooker. You can use the cooker itself as one electrode. You can have the other electrode wired through the hole that will be created when you unscrew and remove the pressure gauge. Then you can connect a hose to the pressure release port where the 15 psi weight would usually sit.

[@magicone9327]

That would work except even stainless whatever you use will eventually be consumed by the electrolosis.

[@dansw0rkshop]

@@magicone9327 Only the positive electrode gets consumed. As long as the pressure cooker was the negative electrode, it would not get consumed.

[@yankeepirate8927]

Cheap&easy 5 gallon bucket high volume, a) coil 4ft x 12 inch stainless, drop in bucket, it spins open lining the inside, put ovc pipe between wraps for max flow. b) 2 inch vertical pipe in center stuffed with all thread and washers or stainless mesh so it doesn't protrude below pipe. Tap top center anode for hydrogen with 1/2 inch PVC, tap outer ring for oxygn (water) oxygen/chlorine (sea water) oxygen/nitrogen (urea) etc. Its also a self regulating rig, filling center pipe, lowering water level until gas feed line empties.

[@mightyconker3903]

Thanks. The urea tidbit was fascinating

[@AnthonyKing-li8zu]

Possibly quite possibly you're my favorite garage scientist or Macgyver if that's not an insult, but my intention is absolutely a compliment

[@positivelastaction3957]

Thank you! I am planning to make a Brown's gas generator. I know nothing about how to make these, but I am going to do it.

[@HILUXCHAINSAW]

We call that mesh Ex Met' expanding metal. Get it from your builders merchant. Make sure to ask for stainless though!.

[@santosadrianogl]

Maybe it would be super interesting to make a hydrolyzer with gas separation, using a membrane that is used in lead acid batteries!

[@trail457]

How would you use the hydrogen,what type of container to store this stuff?

[@kosotieosterling5167]

I have a dry cell that I have bought some time ago and that car is now sold and I'm planing on installing it in the one I have now. Question, is the urea apllicable to dry cells as well?

[@mychannelrace]

Sir, you did a great job. God bless you

[@woodswerks]

The gearbox on your grinder sounds like the Aston Martin gearbox that J.C. was struggling with in the mountain fog, lol.

[@mantis3dfx]

Just wondering whether the cost of the urea in conjunction with how often it needs to be replaced is more economical or less per cubic meter of H2 produced, when compared to traditional KOH electrolysis...

[@Atimar01]

question: if urea splits the water at lower than normal volts, why do i hear 21 volts and not 1.2 volts or something? it is afterall just a 2 "plate" cell right?

[@jasonwitt8619]

Oh WOW, I'm glad I ordered 5 pounds of the urea now, that means I have a ton of uses for it, awesome video mate.

[@ThinkingandTinkering]

cheers mate - have fun!

[@Mangomesh]

What kind of urea is it? I'm new to this and I don't want to get the wrong brand/kind.

[@Tranquilitarian]

When you first mentioned the electrolyte being urea, I thought you pissed in the jar!😂😂

[@manusholm3536]

does your stainless electrodes erode ofer time? thinking of building one in a stailnless tank and use the tank for one electrode. dont want that to erode and spring a leak.

[@johnbird8605]

Brilliant Robert! Very interesting as usual!!

[@thaddeuspawlicki4707]

I love this video. Can you suggest a safe and easy to make hydrogen storage method?

[@robinfielding9506]

I'm so happy your videos came up on my phone one day

[@gr1f1th]

very cool rob. The biggest complaint I've seen on urea electrolysis is the foaming that occurs. I don't think 60 watts is a rate that can produce on demand gas production for jeweler torches (most active users of home built electrolysis) So it's probably way less of an issue. The other issue at low volume will be storing it safely. Flashback arrestor and bubbler to some sort of bladder?

[@kevinroberts781]

Separate the oxygen and hydrogen by isolating the positive and negative sides. That way no oxygen mixes with the hydrogen. Much safer. Then transfer the hydrogen to a bladder or use a compressor.

[@stevetobias4890]

You mentioned urea as a fertilizer, do you buy it from a farm supply store? Also was the hydrogen freely escaping into the room atmosphere or building pressure in the jar to a certain pressure before escaping or being collected? Also what happens if you up the power to say 5v 3a, would that effect the results

[@ThinkingandTinkering]

yep farm supply will sell it and in this little set up it was freely escaping - but I didn't run it for long - and that's why lol

[@aomanchutube]

Alternate title: pissing* on an electric fence without the risk of electrocution.

[@ronmiller7916]

A ren and stimpy episode

[@amasonstartup6876]

Correction please "pissing"

[@aomanchutube]

@@amasonstartup6876 done

[@ThinkingandTinkering]

lol

[@noe616]

Human urea is the breakthrough bcause we consume too much salt.

[@dlfrestoration]

I built one of those in 2000 to run a lpg Landover it ended up been 2x 1.5m long and running 3 alts and 2 inverters to power it all. As long as you didnt have long hills you cld run it purely on water.

[@mohammadhashemi1771]

hi Robert please let us know how the urea electrolyte solution is made

[@kennedy67951]

Hey Robert, if you get back a Net Gross of Energy like what you've said. Would there be enough Gas Energy to Run a well Designed System on just it's on Energy or Gas output? Also if you Separate the Oxygen from the Hydrogen couldn't you use this back into the Production as an Accelerator?

[@dansw0rkshop]

That's a great question, and I wondered about the net energy claim. He did mention the urea breaking down into a nitrogen-hydrogen mix. I'm guessing the urea breaks down in a way that needs to be replenished. The extra energy is stored in the urea somehow, and getting released upon electrolyzing. It was a bit of a distraction from the HHO cell. You can also use washing soda (Sodium Carbonate) as the electrolyte, to lower the cell voltage. It works even better, in my opinion.

[@japlah]

Why SS and would the grade of SS mesh(austentic/316/304) make a difference ?

[@antonia4722]

Hi Robert..me again! Another great video! Ive always wanted to build one of these. What an excellent way to do it. Much simpler than the ones Ive seen built before! Just to note, and I am dragging this from a dim and dusty memory so please don't quote me, but I remember reading that one could get a very good production of hydrogen from a solution of Caustic Soda. Sounds dangerous but I'm sure that was what they were using. Not as readily available as pee though! :o) xx

[@ThinkingandTinkering]

KOH or NaOH is used mate but you are right peeing in a bottle is just so much safer lol

[@antonia4722]

@@ThinkingandTinkering Ah..yes..Chemistry not my strong point!

[@martythemartian99]

Me: Hey Robert, can you make a simple hydrogen electrolytizer? Robert: Sure, piece of piss! (wink)

[@ThinkingandTinkering]

lol - oh very good mate - that tickled my funny bone lol

[@johnmarkgatti3324]

you-really fell for that one Rob ! , but be carefull not to P off the oil companies , they's known fa hand'n yous ya 'rears in a jar if yah do

[@marttiinnanen4911]

@@johnmarkgatti3324 Oh yes then you're in deep

[@threeMetreJim]

Skirting around the issue of why the water isn't clear. :-) Taking the p**s, lol.

[@mauriciochiessi7138]

I was wondering if there is any safe way of making hydrogen-powered vehicles such that you don't blow your neighborhood sky high if there is a collision or something goes wrong like backfiring.

[@johnramirez5032]

Thanks for the video but now that you have this explosive gas how to you store it and use it?

[@GalleonBrinton]

great info. thanks. How would you use that to run a gasoline generator?

[@vintasalo]

I believe S Myers also used a FWM. I wonder if changing the hz or using high voltage can help break the bond easier

[@MarkSeve]

Hmm, what is the resonant frequency of a water molecule?

[@hyperhektor7733]

@@MarkSeve on german wikipedia is written that its lowest resonance is 22,23508 GHz. But multiples of it too. But the implication that full divisions(/1x) wont work is untrue since i found that at ~22khz there is a slight increase. Also note that household Microwaves use´only 2,455 GHz. So just divide 22,23508 GHz by 10/100/1000/10k/100k/1mio I didn't compare 22khz vs 222khz or megahertz since i didn't have the right oscillator at the moment. (You need an oscillator an a mosfet which can handle the frequency you want to use.

[@quantumenergysolutions9128]

Robert you are a star Cheers yet again!! Please can we see the uria working in a dry cell? Will it affect the grafoil? Many thanks

[@donedwards5301]

Just on question. The gases coming off wouldn't be just hydrogen, but an admixture of that with probably Nitrogen and Carbon dioxide. Is there a way to collect just the hydrogen and vent off the other gases?

[@mikeconnery4652]

That was easy and perfect thank you.

[@stg3orgeguy26]

Have you tried stainless steel braided water lines for electrodes

[@engjds]

Did you look into optimal spacing vs voltage and current?

[@Improveng1]

Excellent Robert, thank you sir.

[@internetmail3888]

Hello Robert, would I be right in saying a hydrogen on demand torch is a lot safer than a torch that stores hydrogen? What advice can you give about designing a safe on demand torch and how should I design/make multiple safe flashback arrestors?

[@smaqdaddy]

Do you have a video on joining the anode and cathode with a salt bridge to avoid collecting orthohydrogen and instead split them into oxygen and hydrogen? Does this process make Chromium 6 as a by-product?

[@GaryMcKinnonUFO]

Nice and easy solution. Do you have any info on the mentioned energy output vs input. We should both stop smoking !

[@rocketpoolpki]

mustard mate...beautifully simple and effective...I have had a love/hate relationship with EML for the last 30 years, lol, thankfully this is SS and not galvanized pain.

[@Killianwsh]

could you elaborate more on the mustard bit?

[@ThinkingandTinkering]

that right - awesome

[@Bigstooler0]

Is that a twist on cap?? How did you keep the wires from twisting up inside? Nevermind I forgot the expanded metal was floating free

[@benholden4585]

My 2016 Dodge truck has the EcoDiesel, and I have to use DEFfluid (Urea). I'm thinking I could somehow convert the DEF system into a hydrogen generator. Would I just pump the hydrogen into the air intake?

[@antoniosestar3671]

yes

[@Upisce]

Great video! I didn't know this technology. Is urea electrolysis efficient only in alkaline electrolyte?

[@Barskor1]

I found on the net an easy way to store and pressurize the gas is to have two cylinders one fitting into the other fill the bottom one with water and have the gas inlet come from the top outside and go to the bottom center to fill the second cylinder putting weights on the second cylinder top controls the pressure.

[@eddieschwab864]

Quick question although I'm hoping you see this when you say it's using urea, I know that's that's the basic compound for DEF fluid is that what you are starting with?

[@doctorpurple5173]

You should try using copper electrodes coated with your graphene ink, copper would normally deteriorate in an electrolytic cell like this but your waterproof ink might have quite interesting results

[@kreynolds1123]

the carbon would oxidize to graphene oxide, lose conductivity and stop working.

[@doctorpurple5173]

@@kreynolds1123 have you tried this? Or is that just a hypothesis? I'd think graphene would take higher temperatures or voltages to oxidize, and urea electrolysis doesn't produce oxygen it produces carbon dioxide and nitrogen aside from the hydrogen. But Idk cause I don't have any graphene to experiment with

[@stl7694]

If you want to separate the hydrogen and oxygen, a good arrangement is some PVC pipes constructed in the basic shape of a "UU" with three uprights (If you imagine the center as one pipe). The Pipe on one side is the Cathode, the Pipe on the Other end is the Anode and the pipe in the center is for refilling. You can cap either end and store or vent as desired. Point of Safety for everyone. I have heard that stainless steel releases Chromates in this process and is not something you want laying around and you shouldn't just pour it down the sink.

[@CoincidenceTheorist]

Do the chromates get released in the gas as well

[@incognitoalias2808]

This is why platinum plates are used for human consumption of the water and for nebulizing???

[@achmyta0160]

​@@incognitoalias2808 Stainless steel consists of part chromium. Chromium oxidizes to chromium oxides during electrolysis. One of those oxides is chromium oxide VI ( hexavalent ). HIGHLY CANCEROUS. In civilized countries, you can't by law ( and shouldn't regardless ) just dispose of that "rust". There is special protocol for disposing it(!). Don't breathe it in. Don't dump it outside/down the drain. Don't touch it with bare hands. Don't use stainless steel as a waste electrode. USE GRAPHITE RODS/PLATES. Best conductivity, best porousness, cheapest, most efficient. Breaks down into graphite powder/graphene.

[@TotoMacFrame]

@@CoincidenceTheorist No, they settle down as some kind of clay or so. Let it dry, scrap it into a bag and drop it of your local hazardous material disposal center.

[@stopkillingkidsdotinfo]

Actually "superb" video info, to state the least! I really Do Like your vids, more than most others, I've peered at! And took more note, as being NEW at this ideal production of HHO!

[@joelnorton9742]

Thanks! I'm excited to give an alternative electrolyte a try

[@MISSIONCAT11]

FASCINATING AND VERY WELL DONE thanks

[@ThinkingandTinkering]

cheers mate

[@merlindxb4333]

Robert I am researching Nitric Oxide generation with a spark plug can you give any guidance

[@johnmarkgatti3324]

Rob its a good idea to condition the stainless by running the device for an extended period ,then replacing the electrolyte , repeat a few times , you get a brown sludge as the ss 'rusts' , I got rather a high chrome reading from doing this ,so use gloves and dispose of sludge safely ,, can get 2 liters a minute for 10 amps 13.8 volts dc using potasium H , 7 plate series cell , plates about 200 cm square , stuff goes bang louder than a shot gun .Stan Meyers ran VW buggy with on board generated HHO , then got poisoned ! ,. suspect he figured something else out though,to do with nitrogen . His cells were SS tubes inside tubes ,cut to have same resonant frequency,completely immersed in water , probably set up to be a capacitor in an LC resonating circuit .

[@Hitngan]

Free energy at last. Thanks for changing the world.

[@zapman60]

Key in the chuck is killin me man.

[@OyvindSOyvindS]

You are awesome, sir! Thank you

[@TazerGames]

May i suggest the pairing of this with wind turbine and the measuring of the results for a future video ?

[@pat199rick6]

Would copper pipe make a better conductor. If so, you could microbore copper pipe slotted into 1 1/2" plastic waste pipe, then put microbore around the outside. Would that work?

[@sarchlalaith8836]

What voltage does brine electrolysise at?

[@kevinbuckley7851]

That's awesome Rob. Any developments as I am not sure how to search the members pages yet so it's a scroll through all job. Thanks brother.