Hi- How about,magnetic(Faraday coil) shocks? Father Time 1sclunn wrote:
> the power needed is very small .012 watts to power the meter . of course if > you have some led lights then your may need more . I found a toy ambulance > that I can make look like my truck with a little cutting . I don't know > anything about Englehardt catalyst but If you can get a few ma out then your > in the running . I am still thing of having the contest go for a year as > this will give plenty of time for interesting stuff to come up . Let me > know what you find . how about something that bobs up and down with magnets > passing a coil? > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Chuck Hursch" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Sent: Tuesday, September 10, 2002 11:51 PM > Subject: Re: amazing! hood ornament extendes range > > > Well, here's one, and since I'm tired right now, I'll claim that > > alibi if people laugh too much... I hope this doesn't put me in > > with the windmill-on-top-of-the-car group. > > > > Anyways, last night was reading about the Englehardt catalyst > > that they have been putting on ICE radiators to catalyze to > > oxygen the ozone passing through. Well, the thought occurred to > > my weary brain, could we use this same effect to produce some > > kind of voltage potential and, maybe, current, ie. wattage? Or > > can one just not do that with a catalyst? > > > > Chuck Hursch > > Larkspur, CA > > www.geocities.com/nbeaa > > > >
