URGENT! WATER AS FUEL DISCOVERY FOR EVERYONE TO SHARE

[happyvalley808]

Hi Greg,

No inverter !!!............ I like that, less is more...

What kind of transistors are you testing with ?

Thanks for sharing..

Aloha,

HV

[gmeast]

Hi Greg,

No inverter !!!............ I like that, less is more...

What kind of transistors are you testing with ?

Thanks for sharing..

Aloha,

HV

Hi HV,

The transistors are your old standby 3055's in the T03 Cans.  The half wave voltage doubler droops a little at higher frequencies but I can fix that with a more efficient commercial voltage multiplier like one from the following:

http://www.voltagemultipliers.com/html/multcircuit.html

The VexUs part uses a 30 uF storage cap and a 3 uF CDI cap and a 120 ohm current limiter resistor.  The resistor doesn't flow any more than 5 Watts of power.

Anyway, peace,

Greg

[revizal]

Hi All,

(Just resend what I posted on energeticforum)

Inspired of what Gotoluc did several times ogo in last 2 day I make a series test to make clear the effect of plasma in ICE. The testing did without electrical loading on the output. I back to my 2K gasoline genset with the steps:
1. Runs the genset on 100 mL gasoline with original ignition setup and No GEET connected into the engine. The fuel last in 4 minutes.
2. Runs the genset on 100 mL gasoline with original ignition setup + GEET connected into the engine. Fuel last in 5 minutes.
3. Runs the genset on 100 mL diesel with original ignition setup + GEET connected into the engine. Fuel last in 5 minutes.
4. Runs the genset on 100 mL diesel with plasma ignition setup + GEET connected into the engine. Fuel last in 7 minutes.

I think with just 100 mL fuel, it’s not enough to make conclusion about fuel consumption. But my main purpose is to see the real effect of plasma on mixed GEET-Plasma booster ignition. The smoke was gone when I run it on mixed GEET + Plasma Booster. My video make it clears to sure the effect. In experience, it need 5-8 times to pull the starter wheel to make engine start on original ignition setup, but only 2 times when I pulling the starter wheel to make the engine start and it was very smooth on gasoline or diesel.

Here is the video:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=weSbr-lk7xg

I hope it gives some additional progress here.
Best regard,

Revizal.

[alan]

Great work Revizal,
you could do some torque/poweroutput measurements later on to see how more efficient it runs.

[gmeast]

VIDEO - oscillator / doubler


Hi all,

Trouble with the video editor so no titles and I didn't feel like talking.

In the video you see the regular spark then I turn on the oscillator / doubler assembly, squirt it with water, run it with the drill motor, etc. Good stable plasma to max drill motor speed ... about 2400 RPM.

The doubler (multiplier) is on the left of the transformer. The doubler is the exact one Aaron posted to the group long ago. The xformer is a 115VAC x 12.6 VAC run in reverse. No need for an isolation transformer because the 115 x 12.6 is one. It gets warm but is cooled easly by one of the (many) small chasis fans I have left over from fried inverters. It gets warm for two reasons: 1) it's not a real step up transformer, 2) transformers don't like square waves ... they like sine waves.

The short, fat cap is a 1000uF x 100VDC for the oscillator input supply stabilizer (goes across the 12VDC input to the oscillator - may not be needed).

Behind that is a small 33uF x 450VDC storage cap. On the upper right is an oil-filled HV cap at 3uF. The current limiter resistor is 120 Ohms.

I will be getting a board-mount xformer today. It is only a 0.3A transformer. This arrangement draws very low power ... it surprised me!

This way I can make a final determination if the inverter failures have been 'power-side' based or 'processor-side' based. A failure on the power side is a $2.00 Transistor replacement and on with troubleshooting, etc.

Video is at:

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

Peace,

Greg

P.S. My original Gotoluc pulsed-coil plasma CDI circuit (with the charge and discharge power Mosfets) is still intact and a reminder that there was NEVER a problem with that configuration. Just thought I'd mention that.