Practical Method for Production of Water Fuel with Piezoelectric

[superman9976]

Solvenia and Altrez,
To make a krupa plug you need a tig welder so you can weld a blob of inconel on the tip of the electrode.  I bought NGK   7317 plugs they are a resistorless racing plug.  You need some dremel sanders to help shape the blob.  I have a friend with the tig welder so he's gonna do that part then I'll chuck them in a drill and turn them until they have a nice dome shape to them.  I will be careful not to breathe the filings cause I guess they are pretty toxic.   

Altrez if you go to magtransauto.com and look under the albertson link on the left side and scroll down you'll see an example of what I'm talking about.  I tried the box fan motor but it is a tad too weak and doesn't spin fast enough.  Its rated at 2.4 amps and about 1800 rpm.  So far I found about 3000 rpm and a motor that draws 3.5 amps or higher works the best. Drill press motor seems to have enough torque and speed with pulleys to make lots of heat.  It also doesn't draw too much current.  If send me your email I could send you some pics of what I got.  Don't want to get off topic too much here.  Since your into electrical engineering did you have a look at the article I posted?  I figure I'll learn a lot from trying it out.  All this stuff seems tied together high voltage potential low current and frequencies.  There isn't any one frequency but many that work.  It varies with water levels and capacitence in the cell.  Maybe your the one who could design the microprocessor to maintain the system?

[altrez]

Solvenia and Altrez,
To make a krupa plug you need a tig welder so you can weld a blob of inconel on the tip of the electrode.  I bought NGK   7317 plugs they are a resistorless racing plug.  You need some dremel sanders to help shape the blob.  I have a friend with the tig welder so he's gonna do that part then I'll chuck them in a drill and turn them until they have a nice dome shape to them.  I will be careful not to breathe the filings cause I guess they are pretty toxic.   

Altrez if you go to magtransauto.com and look under the albertson link on the left side and scroll down you'll see an example of what I'm talking about.  I tried the box fan motor but it is a tad too weak and doesn't spin fast enough.  Its rated at 2.4 amps and about 1800 rpm.  So far I found about 3000 rpm and a motor that draws 3.5 amps or higher works the best. Drill press motor seems to have enough torque and speed with pulleys to make lots of heat.  It also doesn't draw too much current.  If send me your email I could send you some pics of what I got.  Don't want to get off topic too much here.  Since your into electrical engineering did you have a look at the article I posted?  I figure I'll learn a lot from trying it out.  All this stuff seems tied together high voltage potential low current and frequencies.  There isn't any one frequency but many that work.  It varies with water levels and capacitence in the cell.  Maybe your the one who could design the microprocessor to maintain the system?

I could defiantly program the microprocessor. I will send you my email. I never could get the rar to work. I have winrar an don't have any issues with any other files. Can you post just the files?

-Altrez

[Slovenia]

Well, today my 40 KHz transducer arrived from China.  It's quite a spectacular assembly for $6.50.  It's very well machined and manufactured.  I'll put some pics up later.

Power To Be, I hope you are still around.  You said in one of your posts that the transducers had to be attached in the cells in a particular way, and that you would share how to do that.  Well, I am ready to attach mine and have no idea what I'm doing with that aspect.  Thanks for any light you are willing to share on this.  I hope you are very well!!  You opened my eyes to many things.  I have a mentor now who is a genius trying to share with me about the consciousness aspects you shared.  Thanks so much for that info.!!

[fishman]

Hi Power To Be,

I hope you are still hanging around.  You mentioned in one of your posts that the transducers needed to be attached in a certain way inside the cell but you didn't explain how.  Would you please elaborate on that.  Thanks!!

Best Regards,
Slovenia

FWIW
I'm not sure if this is what you are refereeing to. I think he did refer to a 15 degree angle.
It seems that most foggers have a little dimple on the bottom that  raises one side to get that 15 degree mark.

[Slovenia]

Hi Fishman,

What I have is the real deal, transducer, and not the fogger.  I have a fogger too, but saw it wasn't going to do what I wanted, so went ahead and purchased a transducer from China.  I'll post a pic of my transducer assembly later today.  Thanks for sharing!

Best Regards,
Slovenia

FWIW
I'm not sure if this is what you are refereeing to. I think he did refer to a 15 degree angle.
It seems that most foggers have a little dimple on the bottom that  raises one side to get that 15 degree mark.