Quote from: Dr.Greenthumb on April 27, 2008, 03:46:39 PM
Wow. I was thinking about this very idea.I started a a thread in the h2O section about this very thing( link http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,4574.new.html#new)..... I plan on doing it a different way though. I had a freak accident and am going to have to buy a new multimeter before I can continue my research.

LOL... Multimeters seem to have a habbit of blowing up at my mercy too.

For more information and ideas on this topic please look into these terms:

SONOLUMINESCENCE and CAVITATION.



There are some video on youtube worth checking out.

That link to the new forum didn't work - or so it looks.

I have one of these bowls but have not tried it yet.

Just search the internet for "tibetan singing bowl" and you will see some. Actually the experiment would be worthwhile to try with a crystal bowl as well, the crystal bowl would or should produce more of an exact sound since there are less imprefections in the bowl. I shall try my copper bowl later and post any results I see.

Steve

I just did the test with the tibetan copper bowl - yes it is clearly doing something - lots of air bubbles and water splashing about, jumping out of the bowl, very very small water droplets. clearly something is happening like water resonance but is it generating HHO gas that is the big question. I'm not about to light a match to find out , LOL, yes I am a coward, LOL. Got to be some way to find out without doing that, if anyone has any ideas let me know. I think at the least this type of method combined with using DC pulses would likely do the trick but perhaps it is possible to do it just with sound.

Now where do I find someone who will light a match for me. 

Quote from: canada765 on April 29, 2008, 04:27:05 PM
I just did the test with the tibetan copper bowl - yes it is clearly doing something - lots of air bubbles and water splashing about, jumping out of the bowl, very very small water droplets. clearly something is happening like water resonance but is it generating HHO gas that is the big question. I'm not about to light a match to find out , LOL, yes I am a coward, LOL. Got to be some way to find out without doing that, if anyone has any ideas let me know. I think at the least this type of method combined with using DC pulses would likely do the trick but perhaps it is possible to do it just with sound.

Now where do I find someone who will light a match for me. 

Do you live anywhere near Brighton, in England, UK ?... If so I will light the bubbles, I'm always up for a laugh  .