Agha Waqar running Car on his HHO Fuel Cell

[markdansie]

@markdansie..if a stationary magnet effects the electrode potential of a hydrogen electrode then yes,we can build a cell with two h2 electrodes.some quick googling indicates it does indeed.

You wont find any of these on Google but I am glad you are starting to do some homework. You might be on the right track now
Some really good stuff is all underground and as far away from the net as possible.
Mark

[Kator01]

No easy I agree:

again : a german female scientist

first entry under the Header: Research Topics and Projects
http://www.mfd.mw.tu-dresden.de/mfd/index.php/mitarbeiter/eckert-kerstin

I will write her where to find the document since there is no existing active link

Here another one, however he uses 3 combinations
http://images3.freshpatents.com/pdf/US20120097550A1.pdf


Regards

Kator01

[ramset]

Mr Kator01
You sir are head and shoulders above the noise,It is profoundly obvious we will never stop  improving upon the Science,
The curiosity that has been imbedded in our DNA by our creator will only be quenched but for a moments time as we continue on this never ending search for What ifs and Why nots.

What a gift....

All things are possible My friend!

Thx
Chet

[profitis]

exellent @kator and @ramset.clean clear evidence of electrical potential alteration by magnets.theres even more info on magnetism effects on oxygen electrodes as O2 is actualy paramagnetic.wish i could post links from my phone but i,l have to use my voice.maybe i can but i havent figured it.anyway i think this thread evolved into a revolutionary turning point since it started,truly shedding light on the  various claims for water systems but more importantly on a new kind of physics.we clearly see the need to re-evaluate many old ideas.

[profitis]

@markdansie..starting to do homework?you got no idea brother.these principals extend beyond gaseous electrodes,waaay beyond.ive got systems composed of just ions