URGENT! WATER AS FUEL DISCOVERY FOR EVERYONE TO SHARE

[rfsimoes]

Hi guys,

Today I tried to mix water with gas and I think I came up with a reasonable emulsion.

I've poured some gas on a glass and then added 1/4 of water.
Then some drops of hair shampoo "Garnier", dish washer "Fairy".
At this point it starts to mix but it slowly separate also if let quiet.
Then I added a few drops of common 70% ethilic alcohol.

The mixture seems to stabilize long enough for a quick experiment.

At ebay.co.uk I could not find any COCAMIDE DEA and ETHOXYLATED NONYLPHENOL (IGEPAL).
We are doomed here on Europe

[kinesisfilms]

has anyone thought about combining the pulstar spark plugs (they have a corona discharge to them...meaning a small amount of plasma)
and using the nology plasma wires (thus enhancing the corona effect to a much much higher degree causing a larger area of plasma)

here is the pulstar plug quick understanding.

here are the nology wires stepping voltage to a plasma level BUT THERE ARE BAD THINGS ABOUT THESE CAPCITIVE WIRES WHICH CAN DESTROY YOUR PLUGS..


SO WIRES SUCH AS http://www.magnecor.com/magnecor1/main.htm which are non capacitive type inductor wires should be used.

this could be our plasma injector withouth the need of a whole new circuit.

please be sure to click all the links.

any ideas on this?

[happyvalley808]

@gmeast,

How many amps is your system drawing off the inverter ?

When you say increase in economy do you mean your getting better MPG...if so how much ?


Regards,

HV

[happyvalley808]

@gmeast,

Have you noticed any overheating in your diodes.......

What is the longest amount of time you have ran the engine with the plasma ignition ?


HV

[bwb]

To all -- A little help.

I finished up my Nexus plasma system. I have a standard electronic V8 ignition system off of a Dodge set up on a work bench. The distributor has the oem magnetic pickup in it(not points).I'm firing eight plugs with the Nexus system and getting a really nice consistent plasma ball with 120vac from the wall.I do admit that at first it was burning up my test plugs (melting) until I found the right combination of a starting capacity off of a furnace blower and a smaller transformer out of a small microwave oven.My problem I'm having is when I hook the system up to the 12vdc to 120vac inverter--then connect it to the battery that also powers the ignition system-- I'm getting some kind of feedback. As soon as I turn on the inverter  the transformer starts to hum and the inverter fault light comes on.I can hook the inverter up to a separate 12vdc battery supply and everything works perfect.All plugs fire and never misses a beat with a really nice plasma ball spark. Could this be because the inverter I have is a modify sine wave and that I need what they call a pure wave inverter.Has anyone else had this problem and how did you cure it.Any thoughts or ideals would be appreciated.
Thanks