This is the new discussion board for RadiantH20 originating from:
radianth2o : radianth2o
The goal of this group is to explore the creation of gas from water using voltage potential as opposed to electron current (amperage), so this is not about electrolysis. Please keep posts on topic.
Relevant topics are applying Bedini's circuits to the production of water gas, Stan Meyer's technologies and other water gas technologies based on "VOLTAGE POTENTIAL". Brown's Gas technologies could be on topic here and anyone is free to create a Brown's (Rhoads) Gas specific thread.
Here is a water fuel cell I created and tested - 670kb and AVI video format
Here is the Stan Meyer Water Fuel Cell Technical Brief - 3.77mb PDF format
On page 8 of this document, Stan Meyer clearly states "Using VOLTAGE POTENTIAL to stimulate the water molecule to produce atomic energy on demand." Clearly stating Meyer was full aware of using voltage potential and not current.
Little by little I'll bring all the files over from RadiantH20 yahoo group and we will also have unlimited space for files.
radianth2o : radianth2o
The goal of this group is to explore the creation of gas from water using voltage potential as opposed to electron current (amperage), so this is not about electrolysis. Please keep posts on topic.
Relevant topics are applying Bedini's circuits to the production of water gas, Stan Meyer's technologies and other water gas technologies based on "VOLTAGE POTENTIAL". Brown's Gas technologies could be on topic here and anyone is free to create a Brown's (Rhoads) Gas specific thread.
Here is a water fuel cell I created and tested - 670kb and AVI video format
Here is the Stan Meyer Water Fuel Cell Technical Brief - 3.77mb PDF format
On page 8 of this document, Stan Meyer clearly states "Using VOLTAGE POTENTIAL to stimulate the water molecule to produce atomic energy on demand." Clearly stating Meyer was full aware of using voltage potential and not current.
Little by little I'll bring all the files over from RadiantH20 yahoo group and we will also have unlimited space for files.
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