URGENT! WATER AS FUEL DISCOVERY FOR EVERYONE TO SHARE

[livingwaters08]

Post deleted

[gotoluc]

Hi everyone,

first of all I am here and not abandoning this topic at Overunity. Second thing is Stefan has now given me moderator privileges and it will help very much to keep the first page (where the updated schematic will be posted) up to date. I have just spent over 5 hours updating the first page and also gone through all the 1st page post to clean out what is not needed or off topic to help new comers get to the correct information without spending too much time. So after spending all this time and 9 more pages to clean I'm not giving up here.

As for the other site mentioned by user: Haliburton which at first I also was thinking he was Stefan, he contacted me to ask if I would be interested to post my finding on his new site to which I agreed since I want this information to go out to the World asap. So it is nothing more than that for now. Having moderator previlages here is going to help!.... Thanks Stefan.

@Haliburton I think your last post was not the appropriate way to promote your new site, so I have deleted it and also have made some changes in your previous post on a better way to introduce your new site here. We need to all work together or this will fail. I will be in touch with you since I have made some new updates.

At everyone please continue this topic as usual and please have a look at the first page since I have updated my schematic and the text content . My circuit is very efficient now thanks to the diodes that user calanan has recommended. Before with the microwave oven diode much of the high voltage was bleeding through it and that is the reason I needed a 150uf capacitor to make the circuit work. With the new diodes I now use a 2uf capacitor and the circuit works great in fact better. So thanks to calanan for his suggestion to use these diodes in the circuit. With just this change I do believe now that both our circuits are giving the same results. I have also noticed with this change that if the input voltage is around 140 volts or more you don't want to look at the spark without UV protection glasses

Play safe and please do not take it personal if I deleted or change some of the content of your post because it is not a personal thing here is is about helping newcomers getting to the information they need to quickly replicate.

Luc

[LarryC]

Hi Luc,

Thanks for the additional info, went to the new site and a little confusing!

Anyway, wanted to report on my results using a variac to a FWB thru a lawn tractor spark plug.

I did have a problem with getting the spark plug resistor out of a tractor lawn mower plug, but after more heat and more pressure the spark plug cap did open. The only problem was that the spring and the resistor must have shot out so fast that I didn't find it. Added copper wire to the empty space and got no resistance.

Then ran a spark without water spray, good spark and no problem. Then ran with mister and what a orange firecracker! But it blew my 10 A fuse on the variac. Will use isolation transformer as you posted next time. Only had 4-1N5404 in series, will get more.

Regards, Larry

[resonanceman]

http://www.myelectricengine.com/projects/mpdthruster/ignition/ignition.html

I am   having  some problems  understanding   figure 5 in the link above

I think it  would be perfect for a using  DC for the plasma  ......IF it works


As I understand it  .....if  our DC source was a  battery   the   entire   ignition pulse  would   go through   our battery

Even  if the  battery voltage floated on the   HV   ............the  HV would  still  be  affected by the  resistance of the battery



gary

[gotoluc]

Hi Luc,

Thanks for the additional info, went to the new site and a little confusing!

Anyway, wanted to report on my results using a variac to a FWB thru a lawn tractor spark plug.

I did have a problem with getting the spark plug resistor out of a tractor lawn mower plug, but after more heat and more pressure the spark plug cap did open. The only problem was that the spring and the resistor must have shot out so fast that I didn't find it. Added copper wire to the empty space and got no resistance.

Then ran a spark without water spray, good spark and no problem. Then ran with mister and what a orange firecracker! But it blew my 10 A fuse on the variac. Will use isolation transformer as you posted next time. Only had 4-1N5404 in series, will get more.

Regards, Larry

Hi Larry, great work I'm happy for you to have a quick replication with results. You do need to have a minimum of 10 x 1N5404 diodes. That could of been the reason of a fuse blow on your variac. Also notice that the capacitor is now a 2uf at 150v to 200v.

Give us an update once you get all your diodes. Also, you may have damage to your 4-1N5404 in series you tested it with. So if I were you I would start will all new ones. Unless you have a diode tester or know of a reliable way to test them.

Luc