Plasma Electrolysis by IronHead

Moab · July 03, 2007, 09:38:53 PM

Yes! you are corect-a-mundo. Sir Robb077. It is limited by switches. in all 4 directions. Primary (Cell 16 gal upper and lower, Thats 2) And secondary heat to floor about 52 gal, give or take a few. Upper and lower, thats 2 more..

ya see simple aint it? ,Its just an HHO plasma electrollisys boiler. thats all. nothin more. Moab.

Moab · July 03, 2007, 09:48:48 PM

seems a bit expensive for a radiator Robb. maybe a trip to the salvage yard and then to a carwash to clean a vehicle radiator. a nice anuminium rad with a higer exchange rate would do the job, and cost much less too. Just an idea tho.

and the fan is alredy equipped on some of the toyota rads ive seen. even has a thermostst built in some. Hmm, nice

Robb077 · July 03, 2007, 10:32:02 PM

Yep, a radiator does sound better...just build a nice vented cage for the living room

So, if the weather is 30 degree outside in a 2,000 ft house, is the plasma burning 70% of the time at 90 watts to keep it at 50? Just curious of your estimation on what to expect.

Robb077 · July 03, 2007, 10:35:59 PM

I meant "to keep it at 70", not 50

IronHead · July 09, 2007, 07:18:05 PM

What is this ? Robb077 something like you have been talking about?
Claim is 4000 times output

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E4Q9gggJ3XA&mode

" Professor Kanarev has shown a new form of electrochemistry which can generate much more Hydrogen than conventional electrolysis ever could. He claims at least 10 times but his data suggests more like 4,000 times more Hydrogen than the Wh input would predict. He also has measured very significant Hydrogen generation when his cell is not powered and mentions Foam as is accepted in a stage 3 Joe cell." -- Congress:Member:Greg Watson (May 4, 2006) more info:http://peswiki.com/index.php/Direct"