@Xbox,

What is the ion air gun used for i couldn't figure it out?  Are you still waiting on your doorknob caps, thats going to be fun to see what those will do, 30KV OUCH!!!!   Have you worked with HV like this much before???

Thanks ,

HV

@Xbox,

Thought you might find this interesting. I was checking S1R's Youtube profile, he has listed your plasma plug underwater video as one of his favorites..........?

HV

Quote from: xbox hacker on August 02, 2008, 08:34:49 PM
your welcome.. 

Anyway i was looking at the Meyer info you suggested, and i had a thought. How about we take pressurized water and air and shoot both past the plasma event? I think it could look like this...

From: www.myelectricengine.com
Now this idea is just plain water and plain air....just a idea.

Here is a another idea i have...take a look and let me know your thoughts 

We dont even need the HV with this idea... We are currently using the HV to create the low resistance zone for the DC to arc.

Xbox


Now  you  are  starting to  come around  to  what I have been  planning .

I  have thought for  quite a while that the  most practical  way to go  is  some kind of injector  plug .........  I know it is  harder to build  than   what  people have been playing with  so far ...............but it  shows alot more  promise .

The  system   can be very  flexible .......for  example . ...... there  has been some talk  lately  of  engines  overheating  if  they are ran  to lean .   
The injector  plug  could   get past  that by  simply   injecting  more water than  can  be vaporised  by the plasma ...... the  extra water  would  be flashed into steam .....  in effect  slowing down the   reaction ..........more steam  would also mean  more time  before   the implosion  phase . 

I had  planned  on  having  a narrow opening before  the final   burn  part of my plug .......there would  be smaller  electrodes  just before the  narrow section ........  the ides  would  be to " spray"  the  water  / air mixture  into  the   final  chamber .
The   excess water  droplets that arn't  hit by the arc  would serve  to   slow  the  reaction and  cool  the electrodes .

gary

Quote from: capacitor70 on July 31, 2008, 01:10:55 PM
In my mind, I want to circulate energy, Once capacitor is charged no need to charge it again  like Tesla  switch
It is possible to get multiple sparks once capacitor is charged. but I am working on how to circulate properly  Using coil circuit and diodes combination.

Take two glasses of water and one empty, to understand concept.


UNDERSTAND CONCEPT NOT DESIGN
DESIGNING IS PAYING ATTENTION TO DETAILS

Hi Capacitor70,

I am following up your this thread and gone through the complete thread in detail. After this i have decided to start the work on this subject along with one electronic expert (as i have limited knowledge on electronic).

To start my trails i did the following;

1. I have taken a flyback transformer of Black and White television. This transformer produces a very good saw tooth spikes (Similar to the spikes described in Stanley Meyer patent document). The voltage at this transformer is around 20 KV with a frequency of 15.7 Khz. I was thinking that this transformer will give me good spark at the spark plug. But unfortunately the spark at the spark plug was pretty weak.

2. The i have taken the flyback transformer of color television, which produces much larger voltage between 30 to 150 Khz. Again the result was same.

3. Subsequently i have decided to take a trail on your circuit but could not understand the following:

a. The positioning of two spark plug. Does it mean that we have to put one more spark plug from where the current will jump and go to the coil.

b. What kind of voltage (AC OR DC) is being produced from the coil used in your circuit. (please pordon me if i am asking to much basic question).

c. When i have opened my ignition coil i have seen only two wires. One was connected to the wire coming out from the Capacitor and other end was going to spark plug. But in your circuit you have shown the three connection, what are those?

I look forward for your usual support, however the answers from other experts are also welcome.

Regards

Praveen

Been bouncing between forums and assembling ideas in my head. 
So I'll throw this one out there to "cherry pick" from my favorite concepts
so far.... you never know... until you find out.

Ozicell Ball Spark Plug
http://www.energeticforum.com/renewable-energy/2386-ball-spark-plug.html
June 2, 2008 Robert Krupa interview / discusses newest ball-to-ball plug patent
http://www.blogtalkradio.com/kywaterfuelmuseum/2008/06/02/Robert-Krupa