[NewCandle] Steam electricity

[Nick Reiter]

Hey Jones,

Glad to see das Gnu-Kandle is alive!

I have to confess, I've not worked at all with steam
electricity.  Must have been Frederick.  Hope he is
well.  Neat sounding effect, though.  Many moons ago,
I had tried a couple variations of the Kelvin water
dropper, as most self respecting ESD heads would. 
Never had a lot of luck with them, sadly, but hey.

Still hydrolysis-futzing around with aluminum in salt
water, myself.  It seems like there is a boundary of
total mass of aluminum foil beyond which enough heat
is generated to drive the reaction onward into a fair
consumption of the aluminum, before she caps herself
with oxides.

n


--- Jones Beene <jonesb9 at pacbell.net> wrote:

> Hey guys,
> 
> Someone help jog my memory.
> 
> There is a popular article that has been circulating
> for years in 
> alternative energy circles - called "Steam
> Electricity". Here is the page:
> 
> http://www.esdjournal.com/techpapr/prevens/steam.pdf
> 
> My question is: has anyone verified any of this? I
> have a vague memory 
> of Fred Sparber talking about it. My mail to Fred
> keeps bouncing.
> 
> Maybe it was Nick? Anyway, there are some
> interesting ramifications to 
> this basic idea wrt to an ICE.
> 
> JOnes
> 
> 
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