HHO Implosion Engine Study

[Robb077]

There is no arc, no combustion (hho implodes), no electrolysis.  Only hho maintaining a plasma with little imput.

[IronHead]

Robb077
Are you capable of building the device your are talking about?
I see this thing come up alot here, but my problem is I just don't understand it.
Can you put together a small prototype for the operating principle , just the dome/dish HHO plasma system itself  no need for the steam engine and all. Seems you would create a sort of force feed sun. Start up a plasma and feed it HHO in a controlled way.

If you could build this thing or have any experiments  could you post them please?

[Robb077]

Ironhead:
You are a great builder.  I was into building but old age set it, lol. Anyway, the principle is the same as Naudin describes as disassociated hydrogen and recombination releases more energy than it takes to cause it.,ie., overunity.
So I read the patent by a Korean company that makes HHO gas. It is described as an energy generating device capable of heating a nursery or chicken coop, a lot of heat!
The hho is made by electrolysis same as your lateral device. Then fed it , where it turns to water at first, then back to hho and into a plasma. the hho must be nearly shut off to prevent a meltdown.

[IronHead]

I have read many of your post and you are a firm believer in this technology.
Do you have any more information on this process ? I think I have a small grasp on this
but would need to do a few small experiments to prove what I see in my head or what you have put there in your well placed posts.I need time and information to manifest this simple technology so that It could possibly become reality  by my or another's hands.

I will post more about this in the Plasma Thread . Thank you , you have finally got my attention on this one . Sometimes it just takes  some force to get my brain to see what my mind already does. I will  do some CAD work on this first to help me further understand the possibilities .

[Robb077]

Ironhead:
Great! I like the part about how our mind needs to adjust to what we see. Sounds like Schauberger....great quote there.
I was studying HHO gas and realized how fast it could heat metals...more energy than from the wall socket making the electrolysis ...and did some research for months.
I recommend you read the entire patent at the US Patent web site.
While I am working on building the tungsten plasma electrolysis with an engineer friend (I buy enough parts for two and he keeps one), Moab reminds me of the maintenance in the long run.
I think the hho heater... using hho from low-voltage electolysis (for no heat loss or bubbles) and a simple ceramic heater burning hho for the plasma ..might be generally very low maintenance.