Quote from: runaway on July 21, 2008, 05:51:00 AM
Hi Gary...

Regarding manufacturing a run of prototypes, It is who you know and not what you know. (old saying)

Phil.....

Just a word to the  wise    ( another  old saying  )

gary

optimum spark solution

http://pesn.com/2005/11/02/9600199_Focus_Fusion/

Ok, I just noticed this plug referenced in the spark plug for water as fuel thread. It's the Halo plug, sorry. I would delete if I could.

Hello everyone. I've been lurking for awhile and have watched most of the video's in awe. Great work everyone. I just came across this spark plug and it it very similar to the plasma plug by Mr. Krupa. It might be of use to you.

http://www.lsgbrisk.com/

The proper plug should have the wave guide as Meyer made I think. In other words it must have a shape of decreasing tube so the outlet is much smaller then inlet.

Quote from: forest on July 21, 2008, 02:52:27 PM
The proper plug should have the wave guide as Meyer made I think. In other words it must have a shape of decreasing tube so the outlet is much smaller then inlet.

Forest 

Why do you believe that ?

My  concept  may be a little  differerent than you  are thinking .
With my plug    the water has  been hit  with  pulses  quite a few times before it reaches  the plug .

Hopefully this will " condition " the water and make  the plasma  work better .

The  final   pulse  will  be  much longer  duration  and power than the previous  pulses .

In  my  opinion    narrowing the  stream  of   water/ plasma as it leaves the plug   would not  be a good idea .

1  The   piston  will be near TDC  when it starts firing .......I really don't  want to have to replace  pistons  all the  time  because the  plasma  burns  a hole though them ............exactly like  a water torch .

2   the  plasma will  mix with the  rest of the  contents  of the cylinder  faster if it is directed  in a fan shaped   pattern   that  covers the  whole  top  of the  cylinder .   


I did  plan to have  a narrowing  of  the  passage   that the water  flows though  just before  the  final  ignition  area.
The idea for this  was to   spray  the water  into the chamber   rather than squirt it .........it  should provide   a smoother output


The  question  I have is  ........ If I hit  the  water with  enough  pulses   as it goes through  the system ....... are the bubbles  that are created by the short  plasma  bursts  HHO or steam?       If I hit  the water enough  times  ....... will the bubbles ignite  and  add  extra  heat to  the system? .

gary