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Overunity Machines Forum



URGENT! WATER AS FUEL DISCOVERY FOR EVERYONE TO SHARE

Started by gotoluc, June 26, 2008, 06:01:38 PM

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dllabarre

Quote from: xbox hacker on September 18, 2008, 08:29:10 AM
FYI: Page 5 of this thread......

http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,5024.msg108905.html#msg108905

just add a cap (and MOT, if you want)....LOL

Things always come full circle........

want more DC volts?



Sorry to be a bother but could you enlarge the picture or post a parts list?
I can make out the part numbers in the image.

Thank you
DonL

happyvalley808



The capacitors in the voltage doubler are 250v 33uf, the two diodes are 1N4007.....

The large capacitor is 400v 330uf.....

I'm using the voltage doubler with 10uf 250v caps and it works great....

HV,

gmeast

Hi all,

Just some more pics.  The first photo is of the module made with a bunch of store bought parts - as is.  The next photo is my VW's engine compartment showing the 3 mounting studs sticking out of the compartment wall.  The third photo is of the module test-mounted to check for stuff hitting stuff, etc.

Peace,

Greg




happyvalley808

@gmeast,

Really nice work, it looks great.... I can't wait to see her running!!!

Is your VW an every day car or project vehicle ?

Aloha, 

HV

broli

I second the above post, please keep us updated. This might sound funny, but are you planning to put a switch near the dashboard inorder to switch between plasma spark and regular spark so you can test it while driving and what not? Or can this become difficult?