The downfalls of conventional electrolysis - and how to fix them

[nievesoliveras]

Maybe something good comes out of all our efforts.

Jesus

[mscoffman]

Darlington Power Amplifier
http://www.nteinc.com/specs/200to299/pdf/nte251.pdf
500ma Base Current
vs
http://www.nteinc.com/specs/2600to2699/pdf/nte2670_71.pdf
5A Base Current

Is that what I'm comparing?

They only sell NTE locally
Hopefully they have these in stock

This is correct. The signal generator might be able to produce
a few 100milliamps, but is unlikely to produce amps. They
expect you will use an amp and you will not want to blow up
components on a short or something.

That transistor is quoted a gain of x25 (audio power) @400V
while the darlington has a gain of between x750 and x18000 @100V
(quite a range actually depending on conditions.)

and nievesoliveras's previous schematic is correct though the
one transistor circuit looks identical. Maybe C1 could be
bigger - it depends on frequency and how much energy
the SG can push through it. Charging an extra battery while
making HHO sound a bit like overkill.

:S:MarkSCoffman

[ramset]

SOOooo....................

Not yet [haven't fired up the soup]
Soon!

Inspiration [why you should be playing with this]

5 watts = 17 btu per hour [almost 100 % efficiency electricity]

Chris Hunter discovered,

5 watts utilyzing magnetrolysis =

17,500 btu's per hour.

HHhhmmm..........................

Chet

[niofox]

Charging an extra battery while making HHO sound a bit like overkill

Although it would be a very nice use of back EMF it might actually do harm to batteries at such high frequencies.  I have never tested charging at anything over 500Hz or so

[ramset]

NioFox
Quote:
I have never tested charging at anything over 500Hz or so
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How many Hertz you building for?

ThanX
Chet
PS
I'm still preparing,making some copper plated steel wire [magnet wire], covered with an enamal
[one of Chris Hunter's reccomendations]

NO STONE LEFT UNTURNED!!