URGENT! WATER AS FUEL DISCOVERY FOR EVERYONE TO SHARE

[happyvalley808]

@Luc

This is Andrew speaking: Where abouts would the current limiting go in the voltage doubler circuit? The AC side or the DC side?
What type of current limiter will work for the doubler and if it is a light bulb on the DC side, would we need two light bulbs in series to be able to handle the voltage?

Andrew

Hi guys,

I also use a voltage doubler that gives approx. 290vdc......I use a 200 watt bulb on the AC side of the doubler...

Regards,

HV

[gmeast]

Hello Greg,

Nice handy work, it really is very nice to be able to see the reaction under pressure, thanks for sharing your test....

Greg if you have time could you draw one of your simple schematic's of your oscillator circuit with all value parts you used, thanks a million!!!!

Regards,

HV

Hi HV,

Thank you and I'll do it soon.  The oscillator is just a very generic 2 - transistor inverter built with 2N3055 transistors and a transformer.  One version uses 4 transistors and another uses 2.  They are virtually identical.  I have a concern about power ratings on the 3055's so Monday I have some alternates coming in.  As soon as I test those in my bench circuit (identical to the one in the Bug) I will post my nearly final config, schemes, parts, values, etc.

Peace,

Greg

[happyvalley808]

Thanks Greg I look forward to it !!!

HV

[gotoluc]

Hi Luc,
I'm surprised nobody has mentioned turning a sparkplug into a Magnetoplasmadynamic (MPD) Thruster, similar to a Lorentz Force Motor, but using plasma instead, and accerating it magnetically. Instead of using a small center electrode within a ceramic insulator, how about using a solenoid coil around the plug to magnetically charge the core. Then the water doesn't need to get right into the plug to burn because the plasma will come out to burn it. The plug should have a funnel-shaped opening of course. Wouldn't want to cut a plasma whole right through the piston! Attached is a picture from the myelectricengine site, http://www.myelectricengine.com/projects/mpdthruster/mpdthruster.html .
P.S.
I'd like to draw and test some circuits, but need some free open-source drawing software to work in Windows. Anybody know of something like that?
Thanks to you all,
Joel

Hi Joel,

thank you for posting your idea. It sounds very interesting and I hope you can find the software you need.

Please keep us updated of your work and development.

Luc

[gotoluc]

@Luc

This is Andrew speaking: Where abouts would the current limiting go in the voltage doubler circuit? The AC side or the DC side?
What type of current limiter will work for the doubler and if it is a light bulb on the DC side, would we need two light bulbs in series to be able to handle the voltage?

Andrew

Hi Andrew,

the only circuit I have built and tested is the one I started the topic with. It does not require a current limiting resistor (bulb) because of its design and simplicity but it can't be easily adapted to a car ignition as Greg's Vexus circuit. So I don't know if I would be the best at giving you advice. But I think if the bulb is on the AC side it should work well.

happyvaley808 has offered his opinion.

@Greg,  if anything needs to be added here please do help.

Thanks guys

Luc