Power In Water

[Draco Rylos]

thanks starcruiser

what kind of core do you guys use for the choke? What length do you recommend that the adjustable choke be? Never mind for the type, i looked at the drawing for the improved circuit and saw the core is a 3/8" Ferrite (iron) rod. But what length is suggested for the adjustable choke

[starcruiser]

It can be ferrous. typically the choke is like a transformer but it has only one winding on it. So the core type and coil length is dependant on the operating frequency. 

I would suggest using a fixed winding to start and make each inductor match to start, you can then remove windings on one to adjust if you really need to.

[Draco Rylos]

Thanks man, this will really help me out in my project.

[h20power]

On wraping the chokes and making a variable one. Make the variable choke with a bobbin and glue a nylon nut and screw to the core. Use a nomagnetic L braket, brass is good, too thread the screw for adjusting the choke.

Make the chokes with three or four layers, that is 25 or 33 wraps then overlap back the other direction. I used 3 layers with wrap counts of 34+33+33=100.

This is important in getting the amps to almost zero out, for the starting of the windings are opposite one another. Going too postive the starting of the winding is towards the WFC and the negetive(adjustable one) the starting of the winding is away from the WFC. This take the amps down by about 43 times as less from 108 ma to 2.5 ma.

Sorry I have been away, busy working on the prototype, it's just about done just need to glue the bottom, get a press, recieve the stainless steel tubing from UPS, and cut it up, press it in, and wire it up. Plus to treat the metal with a dilute solution of Nitric acid and hydrogen peroxide to get it ready for gas production.

The cell looks very close to this rushed rendering:

[Draco Rylos]

I understand the zeroing out of amps, because it is the higher voltage that causes the breakdown of water into its component elements. I figured it out reading posts here on overunity.com, or the yahoo groups that I am a member of, watching videos on google videos and youtube, and also reading the files that I have downloaded off of those different sites. I'm still working on the design of my cell, so I still have a long ways to go before I start actual work on hydrogen generation. I came up with an idea today based on something I saw on one of the videos that I saw on youtube. I can't remember the URL but its the one where the man originally started using Hydroxy to cut and weld with before he used it to power his car. My idea uses similar procedures at the start but for cutting operations have a second set of electrodes with the one producing oxygen separate from the hydrogen producer. That way you would have free oxygen to use for the cutting of metals like Iron and Steel and still be able to use the same setup for a burner by using a quick connect setup for the  hydrogen and oxygen lines.