Selfrunning cold electricity circuit from Dr.Stiffler

[DrStiffler]

Holy smokes!  What is going on in that cell?  How are you determining the gas product(s) ?

2 H2O(l) -> 2 H2(g) + O2(g)      ian/koen are you reading this?

Where is the oxygen going?     
EDIT: are there any deposits on the bolt?

EDIT: Wow...

Electrolysis of pure water is very slow, and can only occur due to the self-ionization of water. Pure water has an electrical conductivity about one millionth that of seawater. It is sped up dramatically by adding an electrolyte (such as a salt, an acid or a base).

@Feynman
This is a lab cell and the amount of output is of little concern at this point, for the specific reason that the chemistry is still to be worked out. As was pointed out, that oxygen is going through a number of reactions which in the end can be as important as the hydrogen. This concept is easily ramped up.

This was posted here because it uses the SEC exciter, the electrolysis aspect will be covered on the Google Group. *This group will be highly controlled, I am very selective on who gets in and will kick out anyone that does not contribute, so only serious people need apply, the brute force electrolysis people need not apply, we will not have the time or patients in reconditioning their mindset.

A side note; I was being playful on 0 current, the current is 6mA for the cell in the video.

For the SEC exciter people, thnik about this;

The 22uH choke feeding the AV Plug gets so Hot you will burn your finger if you touch it (from 23V@6mA don't think so). The 10uH in the collector stays ambient along with the transistor, so can anyone figure out why this is happening

[DrStiffler]

DR STIFFLER  this is amazing one splayed wire in pure water with that [what]power? Stephan you gotta make the DOC happy here     Chet

@ramset

The only way I will be happy is when qualified peers take my work seriously

[ramset]

DR STIFFLER  I have an extremely qualifed family member  that I would love to rub this in his nose   so he can wake up    that is why I would love to replicate this  Chet

[DrStiffler]

DR STIFFLER  I have an extremely qualifed family member  that I would love to rub this in his nose   so he can wake up    that is why I would love to replicate this  Chet

@ramset
What do you want to duplicate?  SEC Exciter or the HHO work?

Either way you need to get a board and start with the exciter (as per specification) then off you go. Get involved before we get into excess heat.

[Loki67671]

@Dr. Stiffler,
Thank you for hosting my pic of the reproduction. It is very much reproducible now for me in this configuration. I will very likely explore the entire circuit with a NE and a sniffer for sure. I also just got my hands on a design for an RF (VI) probe from NIST. Will be building that very soon. 
In the video of the SEC driving electrolysis, I seem to remember in my experiments that I had bubbles comming from both electrodes, but I don't see that in the video. Maybe I wasn't looking close enough and my 4 year old was watching it with me. By the way, she said to say hello to you.  Doc, what kind of lab equipment is necessary for the HHO work? I would not want to get in over my head or endanger my family foolishly by cutting corners. If you know what I mean! Been there a little bit, know very well to be careful already. Them bubbles can bite! Which is of course the point!!!! I was thinking of building an out-back solar system and was wondering about storage of the sun and I said, DAMN! Bubbles! It is not for the foolhardy or less than full attention to the details thats for sure. In any case case I Tangent away.

@All,
Get the freaking circuit running if you haven't. I am amazed every time I fire it up! And more people need to see what they can see on it! I want to know what everyone else gets as results cause now I'm figuring out how to measure it. Gotta make it run first though!

Best regards,

Jim