HHO Generation using High Frequency electromagnetic waves on water

[skybiker63]

yes correct it is Chemalloy, thanks 

[kolbacict]

Keely claimed 42,800 Hz would vaporize water instantly into energy.
"New nanomaterial extracts hydrogen from seawater. A Italian inventor Loris Mazza from San Marino claims he invented a bike that rides 100% on water - Microwave Pulse Generator Water Split 13.56 Mhz"

I had a whole epic with the decomposition of water two years ago. water was only boiling .

[nix85]

I had a whole epic with the decomposition of water two years ago. water was only boiling .

Well, many fail but (relatively) many succeed as well. You clearly did not do it right. Cleary all has to be done right, materials, spacing, voltage/frequency etc.

[Sergh]

Now as we know it that he is using GUNN Diodes to rectify this kind of metallic Hydrogen Ions under pressure from RF Currents to DC output
and then using inverters to power his light bulbs, it is getting clear, that his process is very efficient.

These diodes do not rectify. In principle, they cannot rectify alternating current. The resistance of such a diode in both directions is a couple of ohms. They can only generate microwaves. The efficiency is low. With a constant current of 2 amperes and a voltage of 4 - 5 volts, this is 8 -10 watts of power, we get 0.2 watts at the output. They heat up strongly. These diodes is very small. Difficult to dissipate heat. You need a big radiator or water. Without external airflow, it works for a couple of minutes before overheating. A few burned out or broke due to the high clamping force during the experiments.

The bottom photo shows types of homemade generators.

Microwave 20+ GHz is very strongly absorbed by water. Even a 5 millimeter layer of water reduces everything to zero. No beneficial effect for HHO was observed. The problem is not so easy to solve. I put it away a couple of years ago. Until the essential details are clarified.

To rectify the microwave, other diodes are needed. If you are interested, search the Internet for "microwave harvesting".

Zografos is not an expert in microwave or lying.  He believes that no microwave specialist will watch his video.. facepalm. His microwave equipment is mainly for servicing mobile cellular communications, probably outdated and sold cheaply.

The main problem is - this is random industrial equipment for cell towers, which never matches the frequencies that Zografos refers to.

There was a video where Zografos tears the paper into which the generator is glued, and there you can see 2 ordinary powerful low-frequency transistors in the TO247 package. Is there an induction heater coil in the "Microwave Emitter"?

Here, a man from Greece is doing something similar:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r2AcIsQyR5s

[ramset]

Just a note :Open source Community does have access to donated microwave generators/test equipment
Which was donated by Wesley.
We also have access to open source microwave scientists/engineers..


Sergh,
You are a tremendous resource to this open source experimenter community!


Sorry to interrupt..
Respectfully
Chet K