Stainless Steel Paired Wire Resonance HHO Pressured Cell (Cost Effective System)

[Cherryman]

Hi Hope, it "sounds" good!

I tried hooking up my receiver and a tone generator as well, but i did not get any satisfying results, using a tunable string sounds as a good idear!

Do I understand it correctly as drawn in this scematic view?

[Cherryman]

How does hydrogen create heat?  Why when directed at skin it burns the hair but not the skin?  When directed at brick it's flame monitors at 2100F on skin only 264F and Tungsten it's flame monitors at 6000C???  What does it do with the unused reaction when not heating Tungsten???  When hydrogen flames anneal iron why does it have afterward a steep resistance to rusting.  Does it burn all the O2 out of elements?   Why does radiation reduce to only 5% radiation when exposed to 10 mins of its flame?

I have a little out of the box theory about that.

I think burning Hydrogen is a kind of "electrical field" that excites everyting that it comes in contact with.
When you have just the flame cone, it excites only the "space" of the cone, there is not much material in it, so less heat.

When you touch different stuff with the flame cone, the heat will depend on the structure touched by the "electrical" field of the flame. 

And it looks like the hardness of the material touched, has a direct influence on the amount of heat produced.

So the harder the molecule structure of a target, the more heat produced. As soon as the material changes state to fluid, gas or otherwise, the heat will not increase anymore, or even drop.

In short: A hydrogen flame is a field of excitement in which the temperature is regulated by the external addition of matter.