HYDRINO POWER:

by Didi Feberrus

Power can be generated from small atoms of a special form of hydrogen called hydrinos. The electron orbital in a hydrino is collapsed far below the ground state of hydrogen.Turning hydrogen into hydrinos releases a lot of heat energy as the collapsing orbital gives off it's power. Turning hydrinos back into hydrogen by a spark gap absorbs heat from the enviorment createing a cold flame that can rust proof metals. Hydrinos are produced by the sun or by reacting hydrogen gas with a hot pottasium catalyst. The hydrinos are so small they can pass through most materials. Water absorbs them.To collect them for power usage a metal container is wrapped with alternating layers of organic and inorganic sheets (like wax paper and aluminum foil) the box must have metal as the innermost layer and organic as the outermost. This setup was once called an "orgone accumulator" that concentrated "orgone" energy. This is what it actually does however. The accumulator can supply hydrinos to a car engine which will run cold as the hydrinos expand into hydrogen form absorbing heat. Hydrinos can also make neat new chemical compounds such as a 10 kilogram battery that supplies 150 horsepower for 1000 miles. It is being made by a company called Blacklight.

To make a flow of hydrinos construct a pipe with varying amounts of layers that go in descending order. This will make hydrinos flow to the less wrapped end.

To make the hydrogen efficently from water use a recently discovered electrolysis secret: Get two flat plates to serve as positive and negative electrodes. Then put 3 neutral plates between them. Hook the positive and negative plates to a battery. Then put the plates in water. Hydrogen will accumulate at the negative electrode. You can then turn it into hydrinos. The neutral plates create MUCH more efficient hydrogen generation.

For more info: my email is: feberrus@hotmail.com

Caution ! Read this first!If you're building this device: Be careful, don't point the hydrino beam onto any radioactive material or similar like screens and so on. This could result in DOR which is deadly orgon (read the book from Wilhelm Reich about this!). It would create serious health hazards to anyone around for a long time. Also don't put yourself or other people into the beam. Connect the hydrino (= orgon) beam only to a motor to run it as described, and especially look at the answer given to Question 5. Be careful!

Disclaimer: You build at your own risk.We are not responsible for any damage possibly resulting from making and using the device described here, or following the instructions given, nor for anything else you do with it.

Questions and Answers:

1. In one of your emails you said you used a copper pipe, on the web page it says aluminum, which is it or doesn't it matter?

Didi's answer:

Mine was copper. It does not matter however.

2. The wrapping of the layers, does each layer have to be wrapped individually or could one use a long aluminum foil sheet and wax paper sheet and roll them up slightly crooked so that it was slightly shorter each turn then cut them off even with the other end of the pipe? This would make construction much easier.

Didi's answer:

As long as it follows the standard rules for an accumulator do what you will.

3. Must you generate large amounts of hydrogen with electrolysis to make it work, or can it just collect enough from ambient as does the "joe cell"?

Didi's answer:

Oh my no! I told you the hydrogen method so you could travel at nighttime. During the day the sun will shoot the hydrinos into the accumulator for you. At night use heated pottasium to turn the hydrogen to hydrinos.

4. You said you attached it to the fuel line, does it have to be aluminum all the way or was it cut and attached to the rubber hose fuel line as would be typical for a weed whacker?

Didi's answer:

We made the connection flexible, it was rubber. Electric tap an glue. Hey I don't have BB's budget!

5. Does the two cycle engine sieze up after running a while without the normal lubrication provided by the oil in the fuel?

Didi's answer:

Onieros took care of that. I think castrol syntex is added through the accumulator periodically.

6. If you are generating hydrogen, is the engine powering a generator to drive the electrolysis thus proving self-running?

Didi's answer:

You could have it power blacklight batteries for night travel. But we don't have a generator, this was a proof of concept run.

7. Is the output nearly all water vapor or some water vapor and mostly hydrogen?  If it is mostly hydrogen that could be cycled back to the potassium catalyst. If it is mostly water vapor that would indicate that you are actually getting two explosions in the chamber, first hydrinos to hydrogen and then hydrogen to water.

Didi's answer:

There is a fair amount of hydrogen but mostly water

8. Is the simplest way to test if you have a working tube just to try a sparker next to the end like one you would use to start a propane torch? Or does it have to be an electrical spark?

Didi's answer:

electric spark gap

9. If the hydrinos will just pass through most materials does the choke work regulating the engine speed?

Didi's answer:

I am not sure but it could be modified so your chokes can use plys.

10. How is it to be connected to the end device?

Didi's answer:

Just hook the end with tap or putty to the fuel intake. You can use a rubber hose. If the tube has plys it is even better. It is to be used for automotive.

11. What is the reason that the hydrinos concentrate on left side of the tube. Also, what was the reason that having concentrated on the left they would want to flow to the right?

Didi's answer:

In an accumulator the hydrinos are concentrated and trapped. They start behaving like a gas. The higher plys exert more pressure. The lower plys less. I have given you a solid state hydrino "pusher". The gas flows to the area of least resistance.

12. What are the dimensions of the copper or aluminium tube?

Didi's answer:

My pipe is copper 7 cm diameter, about a foot and a half in length. The size ist not important. It's just variable plys on any tube.

More comments:

It appears that the hydrino generator you propose is much less complicated than the JOE cell which as far as I can tell uses a similar principal. I was thinking that the two factors mentioned in the description of the device.

That is that heat is generated when water is converted to hydrinos, and that heat is absorbed when a hydrino reverts back to hydrogen in the presence of a spark.

One of the difficulties of the JOE cell appeared to be that the motor ran so cold that the water in circulation in the car motor froze. It was proposed that the water in the cars cooling system be replaced with hydraulic fluid which doesn't freeze as readily.

I was thinking that as far as a functional car goes, there is a need for a heater in the cabin. These are generally run from the heat generated from the running of the motor, a JOE cell powered motor would lack this. Also the modification of the impeller to cope with hydraulic fluid though effective would possibly be unnecessary.
 
 

My question is have you thought about combining the generation of hydrogen to produce heat and hydrogen gas, and the hydrino stream from the hydrino generator being cycled into the hydrogen gas to make more fuel to run a vehicle?

You make reference to combining the two. I was wondering whether it would be possible to integrate a hydrogen generating cell into a cars water cooling system. For example attached to the header tank of the cars radiator.

How do you focus the beam of hydrinos to where you want them to go?

How did you attach the end layers of the hydrino generator to the carburetor of the weed wacker?

Thanks for forwarding these concepts they are exciting and I want to try some for myself. - Paul

Didi's answer to Paul:

No my engine is MUCH simpler than Joe's. There is no water to keep warm. The sun just beams the hydrinos into the accumulator. The whole thing is dry. I told you how to electrolysize water so you can get hydrogen to make into hydrinos for night-time use. But the water is not directly converted to hydrinos like with Joe. You get the hydrogen, then react it with pottasium. That makes your night-time supply.
 
 

Here is an alternative thought about these hydrinos :

Since these things are supposed to come from the sun, might they be muon-hydrogen? Muon-hydrogen is a normal hydrogen atom but it has the electron replaced with a mu-meson (muon for short). The muon has the same charge as an electron so it is electrically neutral like regular hydrogen. What make it different is that a muon is much heavier than an electron (207 times). This means that a muon will orbit much closer to the proton (again 207 times closer). What this gives you is a much smaller hydrogen atom (almost).

Anyway, perhaps if you put this muon-hydrogen in an electric arc, some of the electrons could replace the muons. The now normal hydrogen atoms would expand and the spare muons would decay like how muons do. The expansion does the work. What bothers me most about the 'below ground state' is the instability of the atoms. Would the background ZPE take them back to ground state almost instantly? Isn't there just too much energy around the sun for below ground state hydrogen to exist for long? Doesn't a muon-hydrogen atom seem more stable? Martin

Didi's answer to Martin:

All right! theory number 3! HYDRINOS AT A LOW ENERGY STATE DID BOTHER ME AS THE SUN SEEMS TO BE JUST BRIMMING WITH ENERGY! This theory is also possible.But let's remember what I said: They can be "evil spirits" as long as they do what they are supposed to. Yes you are correct it could be this theory is right but how do we prove any of these?

Martin:

It is the concentration and trapping that makes me silly. How can you either concentrate or trap something that is structually much smaller than the trap? You can't catch water in a fishing net because the nets holes are so much bigger than the water molecules. You can concentrate coffee grounds from coffee by using a coffee filter which traps the bigger grounds and lets the smaller coffee chemical through.

Didi's answer:

Big old tokamaks trap little plasmas with magnetic fields. And it has something to do with multiple reflections and absorptions (metal, organic). The best analogy I can do is that of a dynode that succesively amplifies power. Maybe a magnifying glass helps you visualize the process. For me it's the dynode.

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