URGENT! WATER AS FUEL DISCOVERY FOR EVERYONE TO SHARE

[gotoluc]

Do we have any specifics as to the volts, current, (maybe even component names) or anything that Krupa uses to fire his plugs?

thanks,
needful

kalnai, I don't have that information wet!... but I do have on order the most powerful coil that MSD makes and once I receive that and do some tests I should have some numbers if it works with that coil. Krupa has said it needs a high performance coil. If others want to work on this here is the link to the coil I got, which is at a good price if you consider the free delivery to the US.

Link: http://projectmotorsport.com/store/product.php?productid=319&cat=0&page=1

Here is what MSD says about this coil: When the mad scientists at MSD were creating this 7-series ignition coil they pulled all of the good stuff out of their Pro-mag 44 coil and stuffed it into this one. The HVC-2 Coil produces 48,000 volts at a stout 2-amps with only .016 ohms of primary resistance! It utilizes an iron U-Core design with a segmented bobbin molded from Rynite and wound specifically for incredible voltage capabilities, lightning quick rise time and lengthy spark duration. The Rynite housing features far spaced brass primary terminals and a well protected secondary tower for increased spark isolation.

We shall see

Luc

[resonanceman]

kalnai, I don't have that information wet!... but I do have on order the most powerful coil that MSD makes and once I receive that and do some tests I should have some numbers if it works with that coil. Krupa has said it needs a high performance coil. If others want to work on this here is the link to the coil I got, which is at a good price if you consider the free delivery to the US.

Link: http://projectmotorsport.com/store/product.php?productid=319&cat=0&page=1

Here is what MSD says about this coil: When the mad scientists at MSD were creating this 7-series ignition coil they pulled all of the good stuff out of their Pro-mag 44 coil and stuffed it into this one. The HVC-2 Coil produces 48,000 volts at a stout 2-amps with only .016 ohms of primary resistance! It utilizes an iron U-Core design with a segmented bobbin molded from Rynite and wound specifically for incredible voltage capabilities, lightning quick rise time and lengthy spark duration. The Rynite housing features far spaced brass primary terminals and a well protected secondary tower for increased spark isolation.

We shall see

Luc

Luc

Are you sure that   your coil is a stand alone  device?

It looks to me like it was made to work with  an ignition  box like this one .

http://www.msdignition.com/product.aspx?id=5843

To me the most interesting thing about   this  combanation  is  that it fires for 20 degrees .
It seems to me that  firing  20 degrees would take care of most of the timing  problems .
All we would have to  do is  add  some LV  at  the  plug .

Something  other than  a standard  inverter might be needed for   the LV
At  60 HZ  you  would have alot of   HV only  firings 


gary

[happyvalley808]

@Luc,

This is what the site you ordered from says about the coil..... MSD engineers drew upon their experience with Top Fuel cars and coils used with our Pro Mag 44 to create the new HVC-2 Coil for use with the MSD 7 Series Ignition Controls.

Regards,

HV

[NerzhDishual]

Hi guys,

Sorry, I have not taken the time to read the last posts.
Perhaps am I 'out of date'?

Anyway, I have made a more accurate as possible replication of
the Peter Lindemann's experiment.
Guess what? It works...




With the diodes (15 *  1N5408) disconnected I get very tiny sparks.
With the diodes connected, the sparks are more important and 'sonorous'.
With a mist of water the sparks are also more important.
When I put too much water the phenomenon stops (not more sparks)..

I Will try with a mist made from an "ultrasonic mister" :


More picture at : http://freenrg.info/Water_Power/My_Replication/

Best

[gotoluc]

@everyone,

I just uploaded a video but I have no time to write about it since I'm now on my way out for most of the evening.

I will answer questions late this evening when I return.

Luc

Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NvJVbA8Upvs