URGENT! WATER AS FUEL DISCOVERY FOR EVERYONE TO SHARE

[gotoluc]

Thank you whizwheel and Cap-Z-ro for taking the time to post your positive words which helps to encourage all the hard working developing volunteers

It helps to know that we are supported this way.

Thanks for sharing

Luc

[gotoluc]

Hi Mike,

Well, the lag is about to change.  I have just finished my power system and am happy with the fact that I can now make a 'blinding' plasma ignition spark that is stable across the full range of frequencies (firing rate).  If you have followed this thread you are aware of several technical problems on several levels.  Ash and Andrew have been testing several iterations of the water spark plug circuit.  I have been concentrating on guaranteeing a high voltage spark at high frequency ... something others have not been so concerned with, specifically, but I have seen (on the o'scope) that the basic voltage multiplier's (commonly used) output degrades with frequency unless the multiplier is designed to support a minimum power throughput.

Now that I have a stable high freq spark I will introduce hot water vapor and various emulsions both via the carburetor and the inlet air flow.

So Stay tuned.  Peace,

Greg 

Sounds excellent as usual Greg

We can only follow your lead

Thanks for all your dedication and hard work

Luc

[djzissis]

I have the S1r coil done, ha-- why did I do that I ask myself now?

You know.... I was recently thinking about S1r 's coil....

Maybe S1r is right, but he doesn't show us the full way to do it.... He is just giving us an idea....

I was thinking to make again this coil, but with much much much more rotations of the cables, (lets say 300 or 400 each coil), and a better core (instead of a nail, lets say a ferrite). I will try it and post something.

Greg, go on.... 


Regards,
Zissis

[gmeast]

Air Gap

Hi all,

A member from here pointed out the need for a diode at the HV output of the coil to prevent coil heating and partial coil voltage negation caused by the reverse voltage of the VexUs circuit. This make it much like the Tero circuit. This was a very good observation on Zis's part. This IS required for HV on the bench where you have the coil hooked up directly - full time. However, in a real application, the coil is never, ever connected to the circuit because of the air gap provided by the distributor. By placing an air gap at the HV output of the coil, this can be simulated on the bench. The spark is greatly enhanced. For coil packs you'll need an actual air gap or diode. I prefer the air gap because I don't want ANY resistance in this path. You need to shield the zone against RF leakage though.

Picture below:

Peace,

Greg

[gmeast]

Hi Luc,

There used to be fifty something pages now there are 231 from my browser.  Is there a 'posts per page' setting or something that gone nu-nu?  Maybe it's my brouser settings ....... help!

Greg