The downfalls of conventional electrolysis - and how to fix them

[ramset]

SW
A replication thread would be a good idea!
We absolutely need to get to the place where the "Anonymous Mayonaise jar Man" is![please get us there Chris Hunter:}
We need A base line, a benchmark.

THEN the game is on!
we can invite guys like this
http://www.energeticforum.com/renewable-energy/6270-ultimate-secret-free-energy-split-postive-negative.html

and this guy

http://www.energeticforum.com/renewable-energy/6227-stan-meyers-secret-preventing-electrolysis.html

In a "Doped" solution, their ideas will manifest much faster than pure water!
Probably a good [safer] testbed too.

An open source thread where peeps exchange test results .

My Autism project has to take priority in my life right now,
[still going to experiment as much as possible]

Start one Bud!
Chet

[mscoffman]

and don't toss out 2 strokes, mercury optimax, evinrude e-tec, nissan tldi and yamaha hpdi are examples of 2 strokes that use 'direct injection'. direct-injected outboards have neither crankcase oil or oil filter. instead, a precisely metered stream of oil lubricates rings and bearings, flashes off in the combustion chamber, then exits along with the exhaust gas. it might just fit your bill...

Maybe...If the lubricant is a hydrocarbon, there is going
to be two problems;  a) one is of energy balance as the
energy of a combustable fluid is going to have to be counted.
And b) carbon monoxide/dioxide is going to have to be
considered if running it in a closed space. What might work
really well is to substitute a silicone based fluid lubricant
that doesn't combust, The residue of which may have to
be allowed to drain out from the exhaust system.

:S:MarkSCoffman

[oswaldonfire]

Post all replications in the new thread dedicated to hardcore progress:

http://www.overunity.com/index.php?topic=9690.0

Leave all theoretical conversation where it is in thread.

[iquant]

oswaldonfire,

I'd like to replicate your setup with the magnetic induction lamp.  Can you provide details / part numbers / results?

[oswaldonfire]

Any magnetic induction lamp should work, in theory.

Start by taking your lamp and disassembling it. You will need the electronics (ballast & coil). The rest is garbage. Please, dispose of the mercury-containing parts properly, and use proper safety precautions when breaking the glass (if necessary). The amount of mercury contained in the amalgam is too small to be useful for anything, however even very small amounts can be deadly.

It should then be as simple as putting the coil over a container of NaOH and turning it on. The Na atoms should act the same way as the Mercury atoms in the lamp, and gas should be evolved.

The ballast provides a 230kHz AC signal that is perfectly matched to the coil. I don't know specifics, as I don't have the proper test equipment. I was not able to measure a constant voltage, for some reason. I saw voltages varying from 800 to 1400 volts.

My test ended abruptly and with smoke when the MOSFET in the ballast exploded. It was enough for me to switch to another approach.

Now I am looking into resonant tank circuits.. mutual inductance... inductive coupling... now how could that apply to this concept?