29 Apr
2011
29 Apr
'11
1:07 p.m.
At 18:09 -0500 4/27/11, ard wrote:
>[1] I am not one of those. I have no qualifications in electronics or
>computing.
On Thu, 28 Apr 2011, Mark Tapley wrote:
I think it would be fair to insert the word
"formal".
Tony seems like an informal kinda guy! I can not imagine him wearing a tux.
I think I've worn one exactly once in my life (to get my first degree,
univerities expect things like that, and they can refuse to grant the
degree if you don't comply).
You mean
you don;'t have a bench supply???
Well, I have some orphaned in-line or
wall-wart supplies intended for
computers, radios, etc. that I could chop the connectors off of. But
I figured the jump cables could put out more current. a boot for storing the connecting cables, and some
tools. It has a radio
that can be used while working, and bright work lights on one end,
although not as readily aimable as would be nice. Those worklights can
also function, when removed, as an excellent dummy load. Although it
One of my old books of enginering hints and tips suggests making up an
extension lead so one of said 'work lights' can be removed and used
separately..
could easily be modified to run on the hydrogen that
it is capable of
producing, unfortunately, the efficiency is too low for it to produce as
much hydrogen as it would require for sustained operation.
Well, if you can make a system which will burn hydrogen in an engine and
use the resulting mechanical otuput of said engine to run a generator to
electrolyse water to make hyrdrogen and if you end up producing more
hydrogen than you burn, a lot of people will be very interested.
-tony