Awesome, good job. 
Yah bless.

Thanks for the show of support and with that I will share something I just figure out not too long ago.




Well, in this post I have some good and bad news depending on your current level of involvement with this technology. It seems the gap between the electrodes was called out wrong by Don Gable as it conflicts with what Meyer has written in the technical brief. This explains a lot to me in what I have been seeing with my experiments in that it requires a whole lot of voltage to get the WFC up and running correctly. The first time I got the technology working with my little three cell setup the plate spacing was just 0.0320". Then came Don Gable telling us the plate spacing was supposed to be 0.095". Now for those of you that don't know the larger the distance between the electrodes the higher the voltage requirements will be to get to the threshold of ionization for the atoms will be. This has cause me to really design and build the transformers to a degree I don't see many others are capable of. Learning how to design and build a high voltage transformer takes a good bit of study and practice to do correctly. The reason why such high voltages are needed is directly due to Don Gable telling everyone that the space gap was supposed to be 0.095".


Now we can't blame everything on Don Gable as we all should had done our own reading very carefully of all of Meyer's material on our own so in essence we have only ourselves to blame for being so trusting and not doing our own work. I stumbled across this while looking for more information on Meyer's gaseous injection system, didn't find anything, but that is when I read this.


As for me I should have listened to what my experiments were telling me as I did get the technology working with a space gap of just 0.0320". So, the good news is that now I have it in writing what the gap between the electrodes is supposed to be but the bad news is Don Gables stuff is in a most of my designs and I suspect this is the same for most of you with your builds. Now you will still have to master how to design and build high voltage transformers but they will no longer require to go much over 20kv. I think the WFC I currently have will require around 14-18kv just to get the process started. Thus my reaching 10kv was nice but not good enough to start the electrical polarization process due to the space gap between the electrodes was too large.


Now my reason for looking into the gaseous injection system is that is more than likely the direction I will be heading in with True Green Solutions, though I have other things planned as well with this technology to get into. I have a lot of work ahead of me but I am willing to get it done as the world needs this technology now more than ever. I come on this forum now seeking the support of the people as it's going to take a grass roots effort to topple the fossil fuel industries.


Again thanks for the show of support everyone,


Edward Mitchell
CEO and Owner
True Green Solutions
https://www.gofundme.com/f/energy-independence-for-you-and-me

Quote from: h20power on May 14, 2022, 02:46:47 AM
Thanks for the show of support and with that I will share something I just figure out not too long ago.




Well, in this post I have some good and bad news depending on your current level of involvement with this technology. It seems the gap between the electrodes was called out wrong by Don Gable as it conflicts with what Meyer has written in the technical brief. This explains a lot to me in what I have been seeing with my experiments in that it requires a whole lot of voltage to get the WFC up and running correctly. The first time I got the technology working with my little three cell setup the plate spacing was just 0.0320". Then came Don Gable telling us the plate spacing was supposed to be 0.095". Now for those of you that don't know the larger the distance between the electrodes the higher the voltage requirements will be to get to the threshold of ionization for the atoms will be. This has cause me to really design and build the transformers to a degree I don't see many others are capable of. Learning how to design and build a high voltage transformer takes a good bit of study and practice to do correctly. The reason why such high voltages are needed is directly due to Don Gable telling everyone that the space gap was supposed to be 0.095".


Now we can't blame everything on Don Gable as we all should had done our own reading very carefully of all of Meyer's material on our own so in essence we have only ourselves to blame for being so trusting and not doing our own work. I stumbled across this while looking for more information on Meyer's gaseous injection system, didn't find anything, but that is when I read this.


As for me I should have listened to what my experiments were telling me as I did get the technology working with a space gap of just 0.0320". So, the good news is that now I have it in writing what the gap between the electrodes is supposed to be but the bad news is Don Gables stuff is in a most of my designs and I suspect this is the same for most of you with your builds. Now you will still have to master how to design and build high voltage transformers but they will no longer require to go much over 20kv. I think the WFC I currently have will require around 14-18kv just to get the process started. Thus my reaching 10kv was nice but not good enough to start the electrical polarization process due to the space gap between the electrodes was too large.


Now my reason for looking into the gaseous injection system is that is more than likely the direction I will be heading in with True Green Solutions, though I have other things planned as well with this technology to get into. I have a lot of work ahead of me but I am willing to get it done as the world needs this technology now more than ever. I come on this forum now seeking the support of the people as it's going to take a grass roots effort to topple the fossil fuel industries.


Again thanks for the show of support everyone,


Edward Mitchell
CEO and Owner
True Green Solutions
https://www.gofundme.com/f/energy-independence-for-you-and-me

Hi Edward,
It's very nice to hear from you!!!

Thanks
God Bless You
Rgrds

Hi,
It's possible to use this HHO gaz for cooking food or heating?

Quote from: Vortex 22 on May 14, 2022, 10:29:47 AM
Hi,
It's possible to use this HHO gaz for cooking food or heating?

This will be a direct replacement for most of what we use fossil fuels for now. So, yes we can cook our food, heat things, wield, and much much more as again with fossil fuels it's the hydrogen we are actually making use of and this technology gives us the hydrogen we need from a different source, IE, just natural water. It's the most transformative technology that I have ever come across. It's hard for most folks to imagine this technology replacing everywhere we use fossil fuels for when it comes to transportation, power generation, and more as it just seems too large for a small technology to be able to accomplish such a great change in the way we do things.


Hydrogen already runs the world as nothing that I know of would be alive today without hydrogen.


Shalom,
Edward Mitchell
CEO and Owner
True Green Solutions
https://www.gofundme.com/f/77uvw4-energy-independence-for-you-and-me