Stan Meyer's "Non-Electrolysis" method

[dcarlson]

If you are interested in a water fuel cell, you might find the work that Jim Hunt (309-734-0452) in Galesburg, Ill is doing.....Jim Hunt <cscinventorsclub@hotmail.com>

Below is an old link; but it will provide the basics.

http://www.registermail.com/stories/111007/MAI_BESD12VP.GID.shtm

[sm0ky2]

add an   "L" to the end of the above link

that's actually a pretty interesting story there......

anyone out there with a whimhurst, that could run a few preliminary tests ?

pulsed "lightning" electrolysis  AKA  Plasmatic Induction

[nightlife]

canada765, welcome to overunity.com and I for one thank you for the link you pervided. It does indeed shed more light on how Stan was able to produce enough hydrogen to power a cumbustion engine as well as other fuel burning applications.

I was wondering why people were not pulsing the current supplied to their cells. This is said to be very crucial in the splitting of hydrogen from water. Not only does it provide a higher voltage but it also helps keep the cells cooler. Also it must be known that pulsing currents also have back EMF's and or collasping feilds that can be utilized.

I for one have been against the burning of any fuel but this link you provided makes me think twice about it. Thnk you again for proving us with that link.

[capacitor70]

Conditining of tube is must and really it improves output, I tried with 302 SS tubes for 7 days in tap water some thimes calcium hydroxide mixed

CFL White Coating- I dont know much about chemestry Please explain  water to hydroxyl radicals
Hydrooxyl is same as HHO ??

Another variation on existing CFL technologies are bulbs with an external nano-particle coating of "titanium dioxide".
Titanium dioxide is a photocatalyst, becoming ionized when exposed to UV light produced by the CFL.
It is thereby capable of converting oxygen to ozone and water to hydroxyl radicals,
which neutralize odors and kill bacteria, viruses, and mold spores.

[trog601]

Can anyone answer the following?

Suppose you were to use 1000w to make Brown's gas.  Will using the 1000w over a time period (e.g. 10 minutes) produce the same amount of gas as compared to using all of the 1000w in a burst?