URGENT! WATER AS FUEL DISCOVERY FOR EVERYONE TO SHARE

[wings]

Hi everyone,

it has been a while since I have shared new information.

I have been contacted by a YouTube user: theWIKWIPmaker of a new spark plug design that he has invented. He claims this would greatly help at solving the missing puzzle to make an engine work on water.

It looks promising to me

Here is his video demo: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0xnX71ydGpU&feature=email

Please share your thoughts and or replication attempts.

Thanks

Luc

why not Water Focus Fusion?

http://www.jp-petit.org/science/Z-machine/FOCUS/principe_fonctionnement_FOCUS.htm

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oAzoNcPsQjE&feature=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jVif4hUAJ8c&feature=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Byf5_e2W8Hs&NR=1

Warning X-ray emmission!

[Hope]

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[mos68x]

Hello gentlemen, I think this is my first post even though I've seen this website and many threads here for a long time. I just recently registered so that I could finally post info and talk to other members.

I'm very interested in gmeast's exus(v) circuit but although there are posts showing v62 I don't see anything showing that osc circuit, unless I'm blind.

After spending the last week trying to read everything (I think I've forgotten most of it) I think I would rather try the higher voltage route since it seemed people were saying that it has better effects, unless I misread it. But I can't remember where people started to notice bad plug wear.

I had already decided a long time ago when I first stumbled across the Firstorn spark plugs(intentional misspelling) that I wanted to do them, but I didn't want to delve into the bad health associated with that alloy of Cu. I had thought about using Ni, so I was very glad to see that it had already been done. Although I've seen the gap for the Cu one is supposed to be .090, I haven't seen any info on what the gap is supposed to be for the Ni ones since mr east said that the gap was considerably larger. I had thought of SS too, but luc mentioned that it would wear fast so I hadn't thought much of it since I saw that post.

After seeing some Kiker replications and knowing how they made them I'll do a set of those too since I think that will help in the long run.

I have a circuit that a friend and I put together long before seeing this thread so I might post it up, only problem is that I can't remember most of the part numbers. We had found some special diodes for the project we were doing but like I said I can't remember the part numbers. After we made the schematic I made a PCB layout for it so I know what they looked like for the most part though, lol. Another big difference with our setup was the it was not directly coupled with the HV output of the MSD coil I have. I wasn't sure if I applied the LV current through it if it would last longer than I would want it to and other charging reasons, so the trigger was setup through an inductive coil "pickup" trigger that would sense the HV spike and open the gate for the LV current to go through.

I'll post a schematic of it sometime and see what you guys think of it, though it's probably worthless considering east's and luc's.

[Michaelpier]

Hello,
Iam also trying to replicate and i wondering what is the use of the inductor as the plan shows ?Is it necessary ?
Thanks

[lon92]

That inductor is used to lighten the load on relay, ie, less peak-amp while charging.
The circuit is a 'mechanical-cdi', which requires relay.
Why don't you just use SCR instead?