Practical Method for Production of Water Fuel with Piezoelectric

[ramset]

Fellows
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Chet

[Slovenia]

I just found a great deal on 29% ammonium hydroxide and ordered a 500 Ml container for $10 plus $10 S&H.  That's very cheap guys.

[Super God]

So the transducer itself has the circuit on it? Why don't we just use that and feed it with whatever voltage it needs?

Attached is my plan layout. One problem might be the crystals being exposed directly to water. If this causes the effect to disappear I'll try a wettable envelope (although I don't know what difference it will make?)

[petar113507]

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Currentlyy having problems editing/finding the editbutton on that post.  I'll see what I can do. 

==Romo

[petar113507]

So the transducer itself has the circuit on it? Why don't we just use that and feed it with whatever voltage it needs?

Attached is my plan layout. One problem might be the crystals being exposed directly to water. If this causes the effect to disappear I'll try a wettable envelope (although I don't know what difference it will make?)

The ultrasonic pond foggers have an oscilator on them already.  Those oscilators, (for watever reason) were not made to be vibrating at the 43 KHZ that we want them to.  Currently, mine does not vibrate fast enough.

When you make them vibrate faster -- you encounter "ineffecinces" -- I would suspect that this may be the reason powerme has a 36 V input power -- so that the thing still runs or produces forceful enough oscilations.  I will see about keeping the same input transformer (24v) with a faster oscilator, and seeing if the voltage input needs to be stepped up or not.

As chance would have it, one of my room-mates father's is an electrical engineer.  I will be contacting him shortly, and he should also be able to give me his "two cents" about something that should work.

Progress will first be made by someone who posts what their "known electrical engineer" says about a circut.  Mine will contact me in a few days.  If anyone else's contacts them sooner -- please post info, so that we can each 'cross check' to see if one's methods will work or not.  (For me, double checking has been a good practice thus far)

My spark plug arrived today for the 160 CC engine.  So the fogger is the last bit that I need to get working (at the right frequencies), and then I should be able to confirm a replicated "water runner".  I have everything else on-hand, and ready.

At first, I will be testing a lead-acid battery envelopes -- and a will investigate a secondary way of sticking the crystals to some form of acrylic, or steel plates, with some kind of adhesive. 

This is all the progress I can report, aside from reading into some books that powerme might have also "suggested" (at least, a book related to his tangents left behind) to read about.

Will post some of these books shortly,
==Romo