High voltage HHO by IronHead

[Bio-Texas-DFW]

Thank you very much for the welcome.

I built a cell based off ZFF's videos before I read all of these threads, so I'm going to have to go back and redo it (didn't get any gas output the first time around, but I made lots of mistakes according to these threads).

I plan to kind of start over with the basic outlined here then move on with some design ideas I have, then hopefully move into some more advanced techniques (pulses etc.).

[rayco]

HI all

Just a note

If I recall Myers work,  he had a coil or two in line with the electrolyzer. Sounds like a tuned cirkit to me.

Some one I know built a 120 cell unit like mine and runs it with a 240 volt inverter ( about 2 volts per cell )

She got into the inverter and pusled the timing so she could tune it.  That was 8 years ago.

   
   Has anyone tried the MIT plasma device?  It will work with water.

That may be what you are looking for, simple to build, multi fuel

  Oh the electrolyzer in my motor home burns about 1 gal of distiled water every 1000 miles.

With the price of distiled water these days I will go broke.


Rayco

[sparks]

    Below is a link to a  video that shows production of hydrogen using radio waves and salt water.  It doesn't appear to be overunity but it is electrodeless hydrolises of water.  Of course the hype goes right to talking about putting it in the automobile.   Even if it uses more watts to release the Hydrogen it is a significant step in the right direction towards fuel production and storage.  Getting off the Oil needle is imperative. There is plenty of energy around but concentrating it and storing it is the age old problem.
I hope my grandchildren never have to see a "telephone pole" or high tension wire.  Use the "natural gas"
distribution system for hydrogen and get off the sludge fuel.  $100.00 a barrel for sludge and the rest of the world having to burn coal and wood to keep their kids alive.  The Japaneese are light years ahead of the oil junky nations.  They are perfecting fuel cell technology while the other engine manafacturer's are chasing fuel economy standards and emission limits.  You burn sludge you get shit in the air no matter what you do.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h6vSxR6UKFM&feature=related

[Bio-Texas-DFW]

Well I for one couldn't agree more.

My personal goal is to become self sufficient, meaning I produce all of the energy on-site for my house and cars, plus produce all my own food and water. Once I have the system up and running for a while I'll work on getting my family and neighbors to do the same .

My original renewable fuel interests were in biodiesel (hens my forum name), but there is too much involved to make it as efficient to produce as say hydrogen.

[sparks]

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May the powers that be bless the farmers!!!!  Energy or food farmers. Let's not forget the fisherman too.