Selfrunning cold electricity circuit from Dr.Stiffler

[DrStiffler]

Hi all,

I connected Dr. Stiffler's SEC to an Ironhead HHO test Cell which I had built last summer. It has one center negative plate and on each end there is a positive plate and in between each positive and negative center there are 8 neutral plates on each side. All plates are stainless and are spaced 1/8 th of an inch center. Please note that in the video I say 1/16 th of an inch which is not correct, it's 1/8".  The size of the plates are 2 inches square. This is the first time I was able to get HHO gas production from pure distilled water (no electrolite added)

Here is a youtube video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a5y2dzXdGho

Thank you Dr. Stiffler for sharing.

Luc

@gotoluc
Thank you for the great video and the credit, you blew away my next video though. I was going to show a cell with one electrode composed of two wire about human hair in diameter and 2mm long. The other electrode was an insulated SS wire. As in my last video it only produces H2 and very, very little O2 and only through microscopic leaks in the insulation.

Anyway I am very surprised by the amount of gas you are getting, this is great indeed and can be seen very clearly. If you had access to a spectrum analyzer and tuned fp' to as close to 13.6Mhz you would see increased production, although you my not be able to tune here as I have no knowledge on what this big a load would do to the Exciter dynamics. Know anyone close to you that has a SEC15-3 with parasitic plate?, if so try it on your cell, it should really show a difference.

Thank you for the great and productive work.

[scraven]

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DrStiffler

[argona369]

H2 only?
a very interesting experiment.
A dielectric coated SS wire for one of the electrodes , ie a capacitor
which inverts polarity?
Does that effect (help) H2 production efficiency?
Is there any other experiments that you know about that just produces
Hydrogen?

Cliff,

@gotoluc
Thank you for the great video and the credit, you blew away my next video though. I was going to show a cell with one electrode composed of two wire about human hair in diameter and 2mm long. The other electrode was an insulated SS wire. As in my last video it only produces H2 and very, very little O2 and only through microscopic leaks in the insulation.

Anyway I am very surprised by the amount of gas you are getting, this is great indeed and can be seen very clearly. If you had access to a spectrum analyzer and tuned fp' to as close to 13.6Mhz you would see increased production, although you my not be able to tune here as I have no knowledge on what this big a load would do to the Exciter dynamics. Know anyone close to you that has a SEC15-3 with parasitic plate?, if so try it on your cell, it should really show a difference.

Thank you for the great and productive work.

[Loki67671]

Hi all,

I connected Dr. Stiffler's SEC to an Ironhead HHO test Cell which I had built last summer. It has one center negative plate and on each end there is a positive plate and in between each positive and negative center there are 8 neutral plates on each side. All plates are stainless and are spaced 1/8 th of an inch center. Please note that in the video I say 1/16 th of an inch which is not correct, it's 1/8".  The size of the plates are 2 inches square. This is the first time I was able to get HHO gas production from pure distilled water (no electrolite added)

Here is a youtube video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a5y2dzXdGho

Thank you Dr. Stiffler for sharing.

Added: I forgot to mention that the core in my tuning coils is cracked so it's stuck and I can't tune for best efficiency.

Luc

@gotoluc,
Excellent work! Not even able to adjust and very impressive gas production. Very nice job. I think I would replace that coil and then work on the broken core if its stuck good. Avoid causing any additional damage that way or at least keep it to a minimum.

Best regards,

Jim

[DrStiffler]

@the mighty Stiffler
I find it very hard to understand something as a whole when I don't understand its parts. Namely the mysterious AV plug (I'm assuming this is where it all started for you). As far as I can understand it a alternating HF voltage is vibrating across the plug - much like an inductor in series with a capacitor with HV on either end. When the cap breaks down you get a damped sinewave alternating voltage. Is this the same kind of thing  happening in the plug? If so I'm assuming you could drive one of these bad boys with a static influence machine - providing each pulse was a constant voltage and at a high enough frequency so as to nullify the damping effect between each pulse lost to the inductor.
Either way is there any documentation on JUST the AV plug you could throw up on your website??? This would be much0s appreciated by all!!!

@scraven
Because of your derogatory address of me, I will only say do a web search for "avramenko av plug" and you should find plenty to occupy yourself.