My s1r9a9m9 replication!

[xbox hacker]

Xbox,

You have a great opportunity with your current test rig to see if electrolyte (just use salt in the water) will 1. increase pressure. 2 maintain pressure. Please please please repeat and report.
Thanks.
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I have to make some modifications to the jig.....it has some problems, it does not fire every time, and only real noticeable gauge movement is when the water is right on the gap. So i need to make a injector like thing to spray some water on the gap.....need more tests!!!!!!!

The pressure is steady in the vid.

As a side note.... i was messing with it had 40psi at start and fired it.......the pressure bottomed out the gauge!!!! OVER 160psi !!!!

@everyone:

If anyone is still using the diode designs....cap70's, luc's, mine.....please build a jig like i did, its cheap. And do a similar test! I dont have any diodes anymore.....

@HV:
thanx for the image, that looks very promising......

@gettinwet:
thanx for the plugs!

[alan]

Does anyone know how to convert psi to Joules?
Guess you need to know the diameter of the cilinder?

[Carbide_Tipped]

I have done tests igniting the cell itself. Might be some info that will help.

http://www.youtube.com/user/CarbideTip

[gettinwet]

@gettinwet,

What can you tell us about the plugs, you said you went to mercury school ... Why were these plugs used on mercury engines rather than a reg. plug ?..........How long have you worked on boat engines?......I never would have thought that a spark plug could fire, submersed in oil...what  did it look like firing in oil???  Any info is appreciated..........

Mahalo Nui Loa,

HV

Merc likes these plugs because 1. no gap to mess with. 2.They dont run as hot as a standard "L" electrode plug when higher voltage is applied.

When immersed for the oil demonstration it looked like a normal ignition spark with some bubbles being created.

[Super God]

xbox, can you do multiple blasts as fast as you can to see if we can spread out the pressure to a longer time frame?  Instead of one blast try 3 or more.  If we can get water to mimic the burn time of gasoline, why, we'd have a much more powerful fuel wouldn't we?  Who needs gasoline when you can use fucking water?  Lol, this is rediculous.  I never thought it would be so easy to propel an engine using STRAIGHT water.  I can't wait for my paycheck this week.