Plasma Electrolysis by IronHead

[keithturtle]

Nix the thorium... got it

No longer glowing,

Turtle

[kewlhead]

Great Thread guys....looking forward to doing this one!!!!!!

[keithturtle]

I like the simplicity of the arrangement, and as long as y'all can find the parts, ye ain't gonna have $75 USD in the whole thang.

Check out "surplus center" fer stout bridge recs.

Turtle

[Moab]

I like the simplicity of the arrangement, and as long as y'all can find the parts, ye ain't gonna have $75 USD in the whole thang.

Check out "surplus center" fer stout bridge recs.

Turtle

no way more than 75.00 to see a good burn. But when you add all the heat exchangers and pumps needed you could expend as much cash as you would like. Im prolly into 4-5 range. what i learned from building it is indeed invalueable.. Great to see you guys haveing fun while im putting in my 7-14s through the summer tho.. Moab

[hkyle]

OK so in order to make plasma in the cell what do we have to do? We have to super heat the atoms to get those electrons spinning super fast around the atom. When we get those electrons spinning so freekin fast They will break the electro static field (great idea for another hho thread) that holds the electrons in there shells.

and voila we have plasma....

So what is the best way to heat the water a efficient as possible? use a better conducting rod? a bigger screen?

But we don't want it to get too hot. Lower the voltage even more?

What do we need to do?

It seems to mee that (from the experiments that I have done lately) the more amperage that the cell can get the hotter that rod gets the more plasma I get.

Sorry just rambling.