High voltage HHO by IronHead

[Hot Hydro Dady]

Stanly M. uses electro magnetic field in his cell to pull the - charged O and the + charged HH apart Right IH? 

[IronHead]

Yes and we all do ,no matter the type of cell. Even in the extreme RF type we  are effecting the magnetic bonds ,breaking those bonds by changing the frequency of the magnets in the water , Atoms, Electrons . Its all about magnets . Understanding magnetic fields and there frequencies is the most important thing in this fuel extraction process. 

If we had two bits of iron and a magnet between them. Lets say this magnet has a frequency of 180Khz. How could we separate the iron form the magnet . We could use brute force and just physically pull them apart . But is there another way?

[d3adp00l]

inverse the magnetic wave to yield zero attraction. the iron would be separated easily.
Or rather bombard the system with an inverse field. I know everyone like to be specific, I am too tried.

[d3adp00l]

Oxygen is magnetic even though it has a balanced number of e- and p+, however do to its nature the outer shell (which has 6 e-) has two e- that are not in paired orbitals. If you do a little more research one will find that all magnetic metals have interesting e- orbital characteristics, unpaired e- one level in from outer layer (yes i understand that "layers" is a bad you because of overlap but that gets a bit hard to grasp). Hydrogen too has an unparied e- , poor little guy only has one e-. So could it be that magnetism has little to do p+, and everything to do with e- and the arrangement of them around a nucleus, yes it seems so. And pulling the h2 from the O would be an interesting game of tug of war. But why then would an electrically induced mag field do a job that a static mag field won't. There must be something to the charge moving that does something, wouldn't it seem. The bonds that connect h2o are magnetic in nature, the filling of e- pairs. So could it be that the flowing charge imparts an excited e- state making a more magneticly active/suseptible molecule which then could be pulled apart by the field from the plate. Or is it just the field of the plate (created by flowing charge) that pulls it apart. Or are electrons actually flowing which temporally fills the unpaired e- which allows the h and the o to simply float away from eachother, after which the unbalanced atom kicks the e- out to go to ground state. Or maybe something else altogether. I think a discussion of the basic mechanics behind what exactly is happening would be important.


What do you say IH, want to start having everyone list the basic observations of the cells, then discuss what mechanics could give those results?


http://amasci.com/freenrg/wassrmag.html

[kokomoj0]

If we had two bits of iron and a magnet between them. Lets say this magnet has a frequency of 180Khz. How could we separate the iron form the magnet . We could use brute force and just physically pull them apart . But is there another way?

RESONANCE!!!!

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