Quote from: wavez on July 12, 2008, 06:29:10 AM
Yes, lets keep this thread on topic.

I am using Luc's diagram, it is easy to understand. I would appreciate it if others would take notice of how much clearer Luc's diagram is vs Capacitor70's diagram (this is the only diagram from cap70 that I know of http://www.overunity.com/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=3977.0;attach=24661;image). What is Mian? What is +ve? What does the device really look like? What gauge magnet wire? How the hell am I suppose to wrap one coil around a nail and another around that coil? How is this ever suppose to work? What does the rest of the circuit look like? What ignition coil is he using? We need details. The info that is given does not impress me as credibile, please provide info so I can duplicate the work you have done.

I am getting plasma sparks but there is no indication of water having positive influence. There is no burst, there is only a strong spark, like a small lightning bolt.

The only thing that I am doing differently is that I am using wall current instead of an inverter, I have one 95w light bulb on one AC lead, and I have a fuse (2.5a currently) on the positive lead from the rectifier. With the new clean spark plug that I am using, the bulb was needed to keep my fuse from blowing.

Input needed. How can I improve this setup to start getting results like Capacitor70 is getting?

That image you are referring to is a rendition of S1r's "mystery coil"...it was drawn by me and he added a few things to it. That is not what he used on his bike! So just dissreguard the image for now!
Here is Cap70's setup that he used in the video..

Hi all,
Instead of trying to convert or build a rotation motor, operated by the Water Power Effect (WPE), maybe consider to produce electric power directly by WPE in closed cell, without moving parts, by using photoelectric effect and/or piezoelectric effect. This can let you skip over problems like timing etc.
Regards,
Zayith

Quote from: greendoor on July 12, 2008, 12:42:33 AM


You ARE going to have problems with rusting & corrosion
You ARE going to have problems with hydraulicing (cylinders jamming when filled with water)
You ARE going to have problems with freezing in winter (unless you start burning hydrogen - back to electrolysers and different technologies that might yet work)
You ARE going to have problems with Big Oil IF you get in their way
You ARE going to have problems with Big Government IF they start to lose tax revenue

You can coat piston tops, combustion chambers, cylinder walls, valves and the entire intake track if need be. You can use stainless steel valves and rings and stainless exhaust. As far as blowby into the crankcase you can use gapless rings which greatly reduces blowby and increases horsepower. Worst thing is you might have to change yer oil a lil more often. Hydraulicing I don't see as a problem once we get the fuel delivery system right.

For freezing water, you can put a heater on the fuel tank, on the carb, or make some sorta of circulating system that runs the entire fuel system thru a heater to keep it from freezing while it's sitting in the driveway or just park the thing in a garage. These are minor problems compared to actually getting it to run and run right on water which can be dealt with later.

You actually do have a point with govt tho, they will get their money one way or the other.

Love the thread and hate to do this to you.., (political)
But try this site out...
http://www.marchforyourcountry.com
We need to put pressure on our government until we can get one these OU devices to market.
In the mean time they are destroying the middle class of ALL countries.

casman

@all: I really go with hydro. Stop debating in this thread about things which don't belong here (politics, is OU possible, use hydrogen, blabla) and stay focused. These threads here are about water arc systems and how to put them in a working system!

Don't understand me wrong. I think it's good to debate about it, but please not here, as otherwise the thread gets really disgusting to follow, if one is just interested in the water arc related topics...

About the lightning , rain, and it's power (which is actually the big version of what we build in small):
Well up until today, science does not fully understand what exactly happens on a lighting strike. For there's one problem: You can easily calculate the power available from the clouds, and you will be astonished, this is not that much. And what puzzles scientists until now is the fact, that the lighting develops more power than actually should be availabe according to the calculations...(some try to explain it for example by an electron avalanche that is happening)
And everbody that says a lighting does only develop power directly in the discharge, I recommend standing about 20m from a lighting bolt. It will throw you away from the blast wave (a friend of mine, happened this, a lighting stroke about 15m from the house...All windows gone and as he said a tremendous strong shockwave...)