Plasma Electrolysis by IronHead

[Robb077]

Ironhead:
Yea, that was the picture of the electrolitic reactor I posted once and I referred to being made out of acrylic plastic parts.
Here is more on it.  Uses metal parts of titanium. He has a big web presence.
I think the Korean idea is more user friendly with no metal parts to wear out in the plasma.

http://peswiki.com/index.php/Directory:Kanarev_Electrolysis

[Robb077]

Ironhead:
I've had some correspondence with the Russian Professor and he liked the ideas of tom beardon and the atomic attraction of photons from the ether. sent me three documents that basically said the same thing!!

[IronHead]

This is what I should have continued working in. I just put it on the back burner.
This is fantastic stuff and I don't say that often . I will continue to search more info.
I think I have enough in my head to at least start this build .Lots to do.

[IronHead]

I don't know a whole lot about different clays . I am a fair sculptor have no idea on types of clay.
Any suggestions on the clay type I might use ?
There s a small shop down the road that can fire pieces for me.

[Robb077]

Ironhead:
Good news. I hope you go the way of burning hho in a container by itself and do the electrolysis separately. I can post some pictures of some ideas for a burner, with water pipe imbedded.  this could power a house in the future....truly fantastic I agree.
The Russian was making heat, not hydrogen and the results are no better than your cold fussion video using the tungsten. You have convinced me that the hydrogen plasma  energy is real.