Power In Water

[Draco Rylos]

I don't remember the URL, but i remember seeing a video on youtube that has a guy electrolyzing water and igniting the hydroxy that was being bubbled through a jug of water. The first pop was pretty loud, like a .22 pistol being fired, but sequential pops sound like those little party poppers. 

[starcruiser]

Well I did a little math and this is what I found;

1 gallon = 3.7854118 Liters

1 Barrel of oil yields 19.5 gallons of 87 octane gasoline

Using ResinRat2's calculations from above;

7065.3 Liters of gas (HHO) / 3.7854118 = 1866.375 gallons of gasoline per gallon of water

2.5M barrels of oil x 19.5 gallons gasoline per barrel = 48750000 gallons gasoline

48750000 gallons gas per 2.5M barrels / 1866.375 gallons of gasoline energy per gallon of water = 26120.152 gallons of water

If these numbers hold true, or even close, this is a major motivator why the oil companies do not want this technology out in the open.

[yikes]

Are there any known problems with the toroidal coil?  Are there any known problems with the hydrostar system?  Do you know any links to people who are using this system or any links to people who are running engines with hydrogen?
Any help will be appreciated.

[Draco Rylos]

@yikes

did you read the PDF? The toroidal coil produces parahydrogen which is slower burning than the faster burning orthohydrogen which is produced by the electrodes. You can try building the hydrostar system and see what you think of it.

[lancaIV]

Hello starcruiser,

I think you are using a "syntax error",
cause the liter(=volume)/density(Gr. per cubecm) comparison ! (1lt. gas/ 1lt. liquid)

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