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[epwpixieq-1]

Hi Gage, Dani1, Gchagui and everybody,

Sorry for answering late.
Sometimes, I shut down my computer for a while.

Actually, I must confess that I purchased, about a month ago, the electrodes from DallasGoldBug himself. )

I have not dismantled them... So, here is my understanding of the DallasGoldBug  setup:
There are two 'wiredrawed?' (threaded?) long stainless steel 'bolts'.
The two 'bent pipes' are of any use (gas production-wise), IMHO.
I did not remove them because they are just 'nice' (IMHO again) ).
These 'pipes' are just 'coupled'/forced  into  the 'bolts'. Sorry for my English.

I made a web page with some explanations and pictures:
http://freenrg.info/Exp_With_DallasGB_Elect

Others pictures:






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I am thinking ... in this design the natural vortex that could be generated by the stacked cups is being dis-engineered by having the electrodes in the middle. A more natural design seems to be if the electrodes are on a side and in the middle of the cups there is only one hole, with the steel around the hole little lifted in the direction of the cup above it. There also could be other designs with more cup holes in the middle in a different patterns. It seems that these type of designs will create a natural vortex effect. Not sure how it will be more efficient but it "feels natural" and in sync with the ideas of Viktor Schauberger.

Again this is only an idea ...

Very good and interesting work guys 

SAS

[DallasGoldBug]

Yes, your heading in the right direction.
the vertical placement of the cups is only part of several design aspects that create a natural flow thus more efficient production.

The slight role/lip at the top of the cup acts to draft the bubbles back toward the above cup helping to knock off the bubbles. This also creates a cycling of the electrolyte that helps to keep the them down.

The placement of the connection rods close to one another also utilizes their surface as part of the gas production area.

The symmetrical shape of the cups creates a more tuned environment for the natural movement of the electrons outward from the center of origin.  The best way to visualize this effect is to look at a ripple in a pond that move outward equally from the center of origin (from say a stone thrown in)  this outward ripple is also seen in sound technology.  A speaker cannot create a true sound if its not round 6X9 cannot.  a studio speaker say the most common Yamaha NS10 for example are round and create perfect true sound.  The same goes for the path of the electron and shapes that have corners and thickness changes are areas create areas of less gas production/ and or heat due to resistance.

DallasGoldBug

[jeanna]

So, then DallasGB,

do you think it might work better if the cups increased in diameter the way a joe cell does? maybe by combining your excellent idea with joe's will make the difference?

So many ideas... so little time!!!

jeanna

[NerzhDishual]

Hi DallasGoldBug,

Thanks a lot for your precisions.
I have not yet measured any gas production with your electrodes.
I'm now playing with my Davey's devices.

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@Epwpixieq-1

I do agree with you about Viktor Schauberger.
Nature was his teacher...
And the DallasGoldBug electrodes look like some flowers.
This is not a scientific statement...

I have just made a web page about Davey Versus DallasGoldBug (should I dare!).
http://freenrg.info/Exp_With_DallasGB_Elect/Davey_Versus_DallasGoldBug.html

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[glassman]

The same goes for the path of the electron and shapes that have corners and thickness changes are areas create areas of less gas production/ and or heat due to resistance.

Have you been able to test the electrode for long periods of time?  What kind of temperatures are you seeing after what periods of time.