URGENT! WATER AS FUEL DISCOVERY FOR EVERYONE TO SHARE

[djzissis]

Hi djzissis,

Very smart idea.Higher voltage is better.I also want make one osc. with 2x12/230V,because in my country 220 V ~ is mains standard.When testing your plasma spark,please post on this forum experiments result.

This mpg improvements is very important parameter for other members.

Thank you again, and all the best.

Alpeko
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Hi there friend Apleko.!!

Also my country's mains power is 230VAC. I have already constructed the greg's plasma circuit and ran a 2 -stroke engine on that. Search the forum some pages before for my posts, or go to my youtube channel ( www.youtube.com/djzissis ) and watch all my progress so far.

I am not going to post about mpg (miles per gallon) because:
My country does not meter on gallons, but liters
also does not meter on miles but kilometers.
And, I am not going to use it on a car.!!!

(just kidding )

"Unity" is a small 6,5 bhp (honda gx200 clone) four stroke engine, I bought a couple of months ago, with only reason to test the plasma circuit on, and make her run on water.!!
So I am going to start with alcohol and plasma spark first. Then add some water, and see the progress. And so on.

By the way, are you in Europe.? I am from Greece.!!
Any explanation you need, you can send me a P.M. and have a talk there.!

Greetings,
Zissis 

[djzissis]

@ Greg

Greg.... I would like to ask you something..!

How many watts does the oscillator draw on full load.?
I am going to test some capacity range on the plasma circuit (after the resistor) and I don't want to burn out the oscillator.... 

I thing I am going to test from 1μF to 10 or more μF.

What do you say.?

Thanks in advance, and all the best,
Zissis!!

[alpeko]

Hi djzissis,

Yes, I know that in your country Greece mains power is 220 V~,like mine in Serbia-Belgrade.
Mpg is slang word from forum.Liter per km for my is better.Or liter per 100Km is much better !!!!
I am telecomm eng,and for me not need explanation.I only need practical testing in cars.I want build one inverter circuit with SG-3525 and two IRFZ-44N transistors.In answer to my Greg say that transformer have 24 VA only.I testing in my desk lab.plasma cdi with positive side of protected diodes conected to + 370 V of inverter,and negative on spark plug.I charge 4.7uF and discharge on Bosch ign.coil.In this exp. I produce very nice plasma.Gap is about 3-5mm on spark plug.When I conect circuit to Gregs hybrid plasma circuit,and reverse diodes,cap and polarity plasma not work ? I thik because my inverter haven't isolated output,and not posible reverse polarity.

For that I planing build one for testing.

Best reg.

Alpeko.

[gmeast]

@ Greg

Greg.... I would like to ask you something..!

How many watts does the oscillator draw on full load.?
I am going to test some capacity range on the plasma circuit (after the resistor) and I don't want to burn out the oscillator.... 

I thing I am going to test from 1μF to 10 or more μF.

What do you say.?

Thanks in advance, and all the best,
Zissis!!

Hi Zis,

The transformer I'm using is rated for 24 VA, but that is for its normal use as a step down transformer but I use that anyway even for it turned around in our use here.  As long as I can cool the 3055 transistors and the transformer I can draw continuous 36 Watts.  It is running at around 90 Hz. I am going to play around with different caps soon to see If I can optimize and find the best frequency for this transformer and load.

On the test bench I am consuming 60 Watts for 48 Watts output.  Not bad for such a simple circuit.  At rest the circuit draws 12 Watts

On your proto-board ... the double rows upper and lower are just isolated groups of 5 contacts, or are they 8 separate right-left busses, 2 lower right & left and 2 upper right & left?

Best,

Greg

[gmeast]

OOOOOPPPPPPS !

a correction ... I stated in my earlier post the circuit draws 120 Watts at rest ... that was supposed to be 12 Watts ... I can't multiply.  I also corrected the original post.

Thanks,

Greg