Resonance and HHO

[SeaMonkey]

The 1/4 Wave Antenna is desirable for its
radiation characteristics and impedance.
In truth, a resonant standing wave can
be produced on any length of antenna
at any frequency.  All that is required is
the ability to cause a reflection of the
incident wave to set up a condition where
two traveling waves interact:  the incident
wave and the reflected wave.  This interaction
will produce a standing wave or "stationary
wave" with voltage peaks and nulls which
are fixed so long as the frequency doesn't
vary.

The presence of harmonics, or other frequencies,
will produce other peaks and nulls which may
or may not reinforce the fundamental frequency
of interest.  In most cases the harmonics are at
a very low amplitude and their effects are negligible.

The presence of the harmonics may be greatly increased
by injection from multiple signal sources if desired.

I now understand your "model" and how you've arrived
at it.  Unorthodox though it may be, you have noticed
a certain phase relationship correlation in those harmonics
which you find to be unique.

I appreciate that you've taken the time and made the
effort to clarify what your thoughts are.

In your pursuit of enhanced Hydrogen and Oxygen
production by means of the frequency stimulated
electrolyzer you are bound to observe the same
mysterious effects that others have found.

Very sharp pulses at three or more harmonically
related frequencies superimposed upon a
DC potential just at or slightly below the electrolysis
threshold seems to be the most effective.

With patience and perseverance you and your
partners in experimentation should enjoy some
measure of success.

[stevie1001]

How do you know that he will find some succes, mr. Seamonkey?
Or is it a guess?

[SeaMonkey]

Greetings Stevie,

It's been quite a while since we've had the opportunity
to share ideas.

[stevie1001]

Yes, it has been a couple of years, ill gues...

Thanks for the documents.
The pdf who talks about resonant effects is nice.
My only issue is that the test is done with 20volts over two electrodes.
Thats 18 volts too much, is it?
Its nice to read that they found some effect....but in numbers of efficiency it is not a step forwards.
Or am i wrong here?

Regards

[pauldude000]

I now understand your "model" and how you've arrived
at it.  Unorthodox though it may be, you have noticed
a certain phase relationship correlation in those harmonics
which you find to be unique.

I appreciate that you've taken the time and made the
effort to clarify what your thoughts are.

In your pursuit of enhanced Hydrogen and Oxygen
production by means of the frequency stimulated
electrolyzer you are bound to observe the same
mysterious effects that others have found.

Very sharp pulses at three or more harmonically
related frequencies superimposed upon a
DC potential just at or slightly below the electrolysis
threshold seems to be the most effective.

With patience and perseverance you and your
partners in experimentation should enjoy some
measure of success.

I think the possibility exists as well, though an appealing experimental concept does not guarantee any sort of success. I thank you for the advice, and have over-all had an enjoyable talk with you. (When I was not tired that is. I can get quite cranky.)


With the combination of various factors carefully calculated,  thoughtful and precise construction applied to the unit, I see no guarantee of failure, and the reasonable expectation of a possibility for success. That is enough for me.


I will post the frequencies I calculate as soon as I can. (I am in the middle of editing a 120,000 word novel I am writing as well as another book started. Business with pleasure so to speak, but deadlines don't wait.)