URGENT! WATER AS FUEL DISCOVERY FOR EVERYONE TO SHARE

[greendoor]

Interesting thought from  http://www.freepatentsonline.com/4139758.html

With the growth of the offshore industry it has become essential to be able to make welds under water to a standard that satisfies certain nationally and internationally recognised welding codes. Attempts have been made to weld underwater without taking any steps to protect the welding arc from water. These have been unsuccessful, partly because water entering the arc becomes dissociated and the hydrogen thus formed is dissolved in the weld pool. The rapid quenching effect of the water on the weldments creates hard martensitic structures in the heat affected zone (HAZ) which are susceptible to hydrogen induced cracking, owing to hydrogen diffusion into the heat affected zone, particularly in joints subject to restraint.

[aether22]

Blew up another inverter! Soon as I turned it on. Also tried a different ignition coil and still have to reverse the polarity on it to get a HV arc. I'm lost. It doesn't help that I don't understand exactly how the circuit works or that I don't really understand electronics that much so until somebody comes up with a fool proof circuit I give up!

I actually checked to make sure I wasn't somehow accidentally on the wrong page, you seriously need to stop buying inverters!

[capacitor70]

WATCH WORKING s1r9a9m9 REPLICATION

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nnUv6M0N6z4

details
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[callanan]

WATCH WORKING s1r9a9m9 REPLICATION

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nnUv6M0N6z4

details
http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,3977.new.html

Hi capacitor70 and all,

One thing I'd like to point out here in regard to the credibility of video claims of water only powered engines. Ben and I have recently discussed how they have a distinct and peculiar noise they make when they fire. It is almost like what an engine sounds like when the spark plug is out and it is turned over. They sound also does not have the same bang to it as with a normal petrol engine.

So I hope this video is the real thing here as it fits these characteristics just as s1r9a9m9's videos do but hell, I would just like to shake this guys hand for doing this on a motorcyle engine with just a kick start! The guys got a whole lot of optimism and it is people like this who can make the difference for all of us here.

Soon he will get his air-waterfuel mixture right and have that engine running continuously and when this happens, I am sure we will be seeing many more videos of more people doing this same. So let's all cross our fingers here...

Regards,

Ossie

[send_to_nice]

There have been some really good posts here in the last 24 hours that echo my current sentiments - that we really need to establish what we are working towards here. I gather from some of the later posts that this thread is all about the spark itself and the circuitry needed to produce it efficiently and reliably. I must admit, I am a little more comfortable with this knowledge as I did sometimes wonder if this thread wasn't just a whole lot of misdirected enthusiasm that was ultimately going to lead us nowhere.

I'm glad we seem to have established the purpose of this thread. I do think that there are a lot of highly talented people here and, just like any open source project, much talent is wasted if it's not channelled effectively towards a bigger plan and common purpose. I also think that we should acknowledge and use the talents of those who are skilled at things other than electronics in order to make this project a reality.

So, what I personally think we need to do is come up with a plan of where we ultimately want to go then divide and conquer. Some say this could pose challenges for auto engines, others say stick to generators, others want to replace diesel with water. What if we made this a 'project'? Start our own forum, move this thread there, and create other threads for discussing aspects beyond circuitry. I have limited knowledge of electronics, a heavily limited budget, and not much spare time. So does this mean I have nothing useful to offer this project? Of course not! There are all sorts of factors to consider before we come up with a plan for what we are aiming for, but I think we need a roadmap so people can see progress, and perhaps a table that shows who has done what and when. It seems there's a lot of people here who say "I just bought a such and such but i'm tired so i'll try it tomorrow" but how many of us go back to read their post explaining how it went? If we do read it, do we realise it's the same person? Do they actually post their findings at all? I don't know - I find it hard to keep track of who has done what.

I'm just terrified of losing our key talents and a record of their progress when people just disappear. Speaking of which, everyone always quotes s1r... Where is he? Bring him on I say! Someone must know him, so why is he not here??

I hope this topic stays here because it being deleted would be a classic case in point of what I want to avoid - one track mindedness. This project needs a soul. Let's give it one.