URGENT! WATER AS FUEL DISCOVERY FOR EVERYONE TO SHARE

[hartiberlin]

Hi Luc and Ossi,
did you remove the internal resistor from the sparkplug first
before doing your experiments ?

See:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=reYRkG39XHw

Great replication Ossi !

Do you think you can still get the required input power down ?

It would be interesting to know, if also only alone with the
high voltage low current discharge the water could be blown up like
this maybe via a bigger charged capacitor ?

Also, why is the spark blown out ?

As Ossi has real high DC power at his cap, the spark should be able
to burn after the firing of the hv coil ?

Or is the explosion of te water itsself blowing out the water ?
In the video with the 24 x 9 Volts batteries the spark did continue to
burn when ignited, so where is the difference in this water firing ?

Luc and Ossi,
do you think the spark explosion is big enough
to propell a cylinder, so a motor could be done running
on this water explosion ?

Many thanks.

Regards, Stefan.

[provelless]

I have what appears to be a stupid  idea, that may show something ( or may not ).
What if you spray gasoline, with the same sprayer, instead of watter

I had wondered this also. I think we've all have  had a spark plug out of a small engine at some time or another that has had gas on it while we were checking for spark. With a standard ignition system the spark isn't much dry or wet with gas. That said the spark/plasma their getting with water is much more intense than what is currently running in our small engines now using gas. The only question in my mind is will the explosion/expansion of water be the same as gas in a compressed chamber. If it's less I would think firing it closer to TDC would solve this.
                     I have several small engines, 400watt inverter and a microwave on its way, will the microwave have all the electronic parts I need or do I need to go the a parts store? I hope to get something fired up by Sunday!

[hartiberlin]

How to get the resistor out of the sparkplug:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-J2AHNZUZD0

Can somebody please measure what the Ohm value of this resistor is ?
Is it in the 1 to 10  Ohm range or KOhms ?

Regards, Stefan.

[gotoluc]

Video of a sparkplug plasma ball using only 9 volt batteries! Pure DC!
Wonder if hooking up a capacitor and/or inverter would increase the intensity?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_iNCzhP7754&NR=1

Hi yaz, thanks for looking and bringing us this excellent video demo. Our circuit can do the same thing all you do is short the plug tip like he does in the video (for a microsecond) and watch the flame go and also watch your plug get ruined .  One might want to increase the gap to as large as you can. Once the RE Plasma Flame is started, I was able to have as much as a 1/2 inch gap. See the video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bhXPEHM7Cv4

Great.. The only problem being that this would be harder for people in the US to get one of these 230VAC inverters so I was thinking getting two 110VAC from WallyWorld and a couple of bridge rectifiers from RadioShaft would be easier. I think getting high voltage caps might be easy as a lot of computer power supplies have high voltage caps in them so a couple of scavanged dead computer power supplies could be the ticket for cheaper replication.

Hi hydrocontrol, we can look on ebay of India or other contries and get them there Yes, Everyone reuse parts, we are throwing out so many good components every day I find computer monitors, power supplies, microwave ovens and the list goes on.

Luc

[gotoluc]

If the diagram is correct I presume the 1n4007 would be damaged by now. Can you please confirm if the 4007 is used between the coil and the plug and the microwave between the full wave and the plug. Could they be the other way around?

If the diagram is correct please confirm if the 4007 is still intact.

Hi willitwork, thanks for looking. I have already confirmed that it is still intact, some posts up. Please read this post: http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,5024.msg108536.html#msg108536

Luc