The downfalls of conventional electrolysis - and how to fix them

[ramset]

Qswald
Eye jelly!
lung drowning!
one drop pain thingy!

I was wondering why all the guys in the last thread were "Dragging there ass's".
Has to be the reason!

One of my business's is electroplating!

All the above plus a few more treats [cyanide]

Fellas this can be done very safely "VERY"

just set up a place dedicated to experimenting.

AND NEVER EVER DEVIATE FROM YOUR SAFETY PROTOCOL

the solution is only one thing !

the gas is another![much more to worry about]

Oswaldonfire
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have since taken apart my old circuit for other projects, and I never wrote down exactly how it was configured.
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5 watts
1 gallon water
5 minutes water all gone
Thats enough gas to fill a small house[5 watts 5 min]

Sounds like the best thing since canned beer!

No much better than that!

The best thing since the Breast!!

Amazing!!

Your working on something better than that?


Still researching.

Chet
PS
Os/slapper
How bout a part # on the light

[slapper]

PS
Os/slapper
How bout a part # on the light

the part number off the bulb probably isn't going to help much. haven't got into the specifics on the bulb
itself except for the way it works. the group i am to do the work for is custom making their own bulbs.
but i won't be officially starting this project for another week or two for the clients. way too behind on other
contracts (my night gig - on my 'free' time).

here is a little quote from one of osy's links from Tesla in 1929:

"Surely, my system is more important than the incandescent lamp, which is but one of the known electric illuminating
devices and admittedly not the best. Although greatly improved through chemical and metallurgical advances and skill
of artisans it is still inefficient, and the glaring filament emits hurtful rays responsible for millions of bald heads and
spoiled eyes. In my opinion, it will soon be superseded by the electrodeless vacuum tube which I brought out
thirty-eight years ago, a lamp much more economical and yielding a light of indescribable beauty and softness."

ya gota luv it.

take care.

nap

[oswaldonfire]

Yes, the small engine was run on 100% HHO.

And yes, I had to adjust the timing of the engine.

ramset - you are correct. This can be done very safely as long as you just use your head. It is not as dangerous as I made it seem by listing all the terrible things that could happen to you. Just don't drink it, don't breathe it, and wear safety gear.

Yes, I am working on an even better method. The production is mainly determined by the FLUX STRENGTH. An induction coil is professionally designed to have an extreme flux strength in order to excite the mercury. So it already does exactly what I want, only better.

Also, I was only using 5 watts before. I ordered a 15 watt induction lamp.

The lamp I bought is here - the 15 watt model:

http://www.inductionlamps.com/screwInSpecs.shtml

[slapper]

here's the ballast i got:
http://www.brightmax.net/lamp/electronic.html

it's the 80w.

still trying to get more info on the bulb and socket.

i can see why you were asking. your ballast is built in.  if you haven't already done it i'd check in on the frequency.
they still have some of those 2mhz ones out there in these styles.

take care.

nap

[ramset]

Fellas,
thanks for the info!

Os
Very smart going with an existing product that hopefully does the job!
The K.I.S.S. comes to mind!

Didn't get much sleep because of  this thread [exciting stuff]!

studying................
Chet