+ Reply to Thread
Page 2 of 5
First 1 2 3 4 5 Last
Results 16 to 30 of 61

Thread: The Joe Cell

  1. #16
    oldtimer Newbie
    Join Date
    Jul 2006
    Location
    Florida (english ex pat)
    Posts
    94

    Default

    Well I printed out the stuff from what Ken Adachi put up and read it last night. It just doesn't add up, he says start your engine as normal and then gradualy as the revs increase advance the engine timing until the engine is running on the Joe cell then you can disconnect the petrol line, Ok but he also says the carb should be blanked off,this majic gas goes through the metal but with a blank in place how do you run it on petrol to start up.

    I don't think I'll waste much time on it.


  2. #17
    dknguyen Excellent dknguyen Excellent dknguyen Excellent dknguyen Excellent dknguyen Excellent dknguyen Excellent dknguyen Excellent dknguyen Excellent dknguyen Excellent
    Join Date
    May 2006
    Location
    Alberta, Canada
    Posts
    6,028

    Default

    I almost want it not to work because of the other stuff it is associated with it...if this is true...then what other more sinister things could be amidst?

  3. #18
    mramos1 Excellent mramos1 Excellent mramos1 Excellent mramos1 Excellent
    Join Date
    Sep 2005
    Location
    Boynton Beach, Florida USA
    Posts
    2,257

    Default

    Maybe why I have never built one (or bought the parts to do one. No drilling I hope)? I did not know if it was real, thought I would get others to look..

    It might produce real gas if it has lots of free AMPS.. Like I posted I had a lawn mower idea that sort of worked. Would it run a car, no. 12V 10AMP charger to make the gas and the mower sputtered but ran.. On MAPP gas (yellow propane can from local hardware store; not our kind of hardware store) it did about the same. And I planned on strapping a battery on it..

    Under the hood we have spare amps from the alternator and a lot of heat. And wind passing over and under the car...

    Just looking for ideas to better gas mileage.

  4. #19
    oldtimer Newbie
    Join Date
    Jul 2006
    Location
    Florida (english ex pat)
    Posts
    94

    Default

    Hybrid is probably the best way for an amateur,they're not too difficult to build and 75 miles at around 40mph is fairly easy,a golf cart motor may do the trick.

  5. #20
    mramos1 Excellent mramos1 Excellent mramos1 Excellent mramos1 Excellent
    Join Date
    Sep 2005
    Location
    Boynton Beach, Florida USA
    Posts
    2,257

    Default

    My car is driven stop and go.. Highway here is a joke.. 16 gallons a tank and 398 miles best.. So far. So not too good. 25mpg. And if I route the PCV valve back to normal, 240 miles best. Thought was better air in the intake or better gas mix (non-carb intake). Hydroden is good maybe more miles on the tank.

    So how would I connect a golf cart motor to a Mazda MX6. Hehe..

  6. #21
    philba Good philba Good philba Good
    Join Date
    Mar 2006
    Location
    Seattle
    Posts
    1,887

    Default

    OK, I've been reading this thread for a while and have to say that while one should have an open mind, some are so open that they need to be closed for repairs...

    This joe cell thing bares striking similarities to several frauds that have seemed to originate in australia. maybe its just coincidence. there was one where a kid (alex, age 16, I think) invented this great video compressor that allowed you to send full motion movies over a phone line via a 14.4Kb modem. the quality was better than DVD. It was called Alex's compressor or some such. It was bathed in pseudo science and railings against the codec establishment.

    Of course it came to nothing as it's easy to prove/disprove. when the call came to show the results, alex's lawyer wanted a deal upfront, sight unseen before anything else. the joe cell requires an investment of time and money to disprove and if you don't get the results, it's easy to say "you did it wrong". What I don't see is how anyone profits other than selling the "Joe Books".

    Frankly, I know a number of Aussies and they love a good joke. A couple of them I went to school with were huge practical jokers. It wouldn't suprise me if this was cooked up by a bunch of pub mates after the 5th round.

  7. #22
    Super Moderator bryan1 Excellent bryan1 Excellent bryan1 Excellent bryan1 Excellent bryan1 Excellent bryan1 Excellent bryan1 Excellent bryan1 Excellent
    Join Date
    Aug 2004
    Location
    Adelaide Hills Sth Oz
    Posts
    1,091
    Blog Entries
    4

    Default

    Yep Philba I tend to agree wiff ya on this one mate. As you probably know I'm an aussie and after reading the stuff on joe cells I asked my wife if she ever heard of Orgone gas ? Well her answer was she knows every element known to mankind after spending 15 years at uni for several degrees and she has never heard of it. I think it's time this thread was deleted and any future threads related to this crap also be deleted straight away. Well I don't mean to brag here but since this forum has started I reckon the only decent posts apart from williB's and my link page the rest belongs in the trashcan.

    Just my thoughts
    " The only way to avoid human error is to avoid the use of humans"

  8. #23
    oldtimer Newbie
    Join Date
    Jul 2006
    Location
    Florida (english ex pat)
    Posts
    94

    Default

    bryan that's the conclusion most of us have come to but even crackpot ideas have to be studied until it becomes obvious it's just a joke.

    The Joe cell is a joke.

  9. #24
    oldtimer Newbie
    Join Date
    Jul 2006
    Location
    Florida (english ex pat)
    Posts
    94

    Talking

    Quote Originally Posted by mramos1
    My car is driven stop and go.. Highway here is a joke.. 16 gallons a tank and 398 miles best.. So far. So not too good. 25mpg. And if I route the PCV valve back to normal, 240 miles best. Thought was better air in the intake or better gas mix (non-carb intake). Hydroden is good maybe more miles on the tank.

    So how would I connect a golf cart motor to a Mazda MX6. Hehe..

    I fitted a 48 V motor to a Fiat multipla 1963 it was new with a 600 c.c. rear motor, i had two choices, use the engine to charge the batteries or assist the engine milage by running on batteries and then when they are flat running on engine. I chose the latter because normaly i only drove a few miles to work and back so I very rarely bought gas. You pays your money and takes your choice.

  10. #25
    mramos1 Excellent mramos1 Excellent mramos1 Excellent mramos1 Excellent
    Join Date
    Sep 2005
    Location
    Boynton Beach, Florida USA
    Posts
    2,257

    Default

    I drive 45 minutes (to go 15 miles) each day.. A scooter might be my option. hehe..

    I will play with using battery under the hood for something. I saw this vortex things that goes in the breather tube as well. Maybe I will play with that next, use a motor to turn mine.

    I know I got hydrogen and oxygen, but two different elements and chemicals helps speed the production up. The joe cell is water and stainless. If I had stainless, I would make one, just to see what it does.

    But I see no reason to spend money on the things. Maybe I will get one off Ebay for $1..

  11. #26
    hydropower Newbie
    Join Date
    Aug 2006
    Posts
    1

    Smile

    Hello all
    Great reading.
    I am the owner of http://www.hydropowercar.com there is a lot of good info on this subject with a lot of discussions on the topic of hydrogen and the use of hydrogen in an I.C.E. This is a project i have been working on for the last few years. there is a lot of progress that has been made but i have not been able to run my car on hydrogen alone. their is a simple hydrogen generator you can build your self with video on it's operation. now my experience is that the Joe cell is nothing special. there is no special voodoo involved. I doubt his claims on running a car on the Joe cell alone. and please don't get the idea that i have accomplished this either. the goal of the project is to achieve 100 mpg (of gasoline) on a 91 Geo metro using hydrogen. the website is open to anyone. there is also my diy wind turbine and solar power. i believe it is possible to build a hydrogen on demand system for a automobile. and with the combined knowledge of people maybe we can achieve this.

  12. #27
    Oznog Excellent Oznog Excellent Oznog Excellent Oznog Excellent Oznog Excellent
    Join Date
    Apr 2004
    Location
    Austin, Tx
    Posts
    2,766

    Default

    Quote Originally Posted by mramos1
    I know I got hydrogen and oxygen, but two different elements and chemicals helps speed the production up. The joe cell is water and stainless. If I had stainless, I would make one, just to see what it does.
    Don't use stainless as an electrode. It's a bad idea that many experimenters think is a good idea. Stainless will corrode badly if used for electrolysis. The result is a soup of iron oxide and some highly toxic chromium. The plate will be notably thinner after even several amp-hrs. Stainless is also a relatively poor conductor. It will get quite hot if a lot of current is applied. The resistive losses also make it inefficient.

    Quality electrolysis cells typically use platinum or at least platinum-plated electrodes. These do not corrode and are highly efficient, though expensive. They usually use a highly alkaline solution. In fact the pH is so high it's a very dangerous concentration to come in contact with, so if you wish to experiment you MUST have proper safety equipment and a decent understanding of safety procedures. If you get splashed it'll burn your skin or blind you faster than pool hydrochloric acid. More water is added as it is converted to keep the concentration constant.

    But the Joe cell is just a fraud like 100 others. You can't get around the conservation of energy rules. Any claims of being able to make hydrogen without the required amount of energy per kg are bogus as a rule.

    Easy to say. In fact I invented such a miracle myself using a unique citric acid additive to the solution and a low energy pressure pump that will allow you to convert pounds of water to H2 and O2 off a single 9v battery. It's been confirmed by several major university researchers and I can give you chart after chart to prove it. Exxon offered me a half billion to cover up the idea but I refused.

    See, it was easy to SAY, wasn't it? And I only spent about 30 sec on MY scam.
    I thought what I'd do was I'd pretend I was one of those deaf-mutes.

  13. #28
    audioguru Excellent audioguru Excellent audioguru Excellent audioguru Excellent audioguru Excellent audioguru Excellent audioguru Excellent audioguru Excellent audioguru Excellent audioguru Excellent
    Join Date
    Mar 2004
    Location
    Canada, of course!
    Posts
    19,859

    Default

    There isn't any difference between having an electric motor driving a generator that powers the motor. And this crap about a gas engine driving a molecule divider to burn in the engine.
    Uncle $crooge

  14. #29
    Oznog Excellent Oznog Excellent Oznog Excellent Oznog Excellent Oznog Excellent
    Join Date
    Apr 2004
    Location
    Austin, Tx
    Posts
    2,766

    Default

    This thread is making me hungry for a Sloppy Joe. Mmmmm, Sloppy Joes.
    I thought what I'd do was I'd pretend I was one of those deaf-mutes.

  15. #30
    William At MyBlueRoom Newbie
    Join Date
    Feb 2006
    Location
    Toronto, Canada
    Posts
    721

    Default

    Quote Originally Posted by Oznog
    This thread is making me hungry for a Sloppy Joe. Mmmmm, Sloppy Joes.
    I'm hungry for Pho Soup. Yumm.
    Bill
    Home of the
    Firefly PIC Tutor
    Inchworm ICD2

    http://www.blueroomelectronics.com

+ Reply to Thread
Page 2 of 5
First 1 2 3 4 5 Last

Tags for this Thread