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Selfrunning cold electricity circuit from Dr.Stiffler

Started by hartiberlin, October 11, 2007, 05:28:41 PM

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Loki67671

Quote from: gotoluc on May 31, 2008, 10:56:48 PM
Hi all,

I need to sleep :-[ but she wont :-* ... have a look: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=NN5WV917

Luc

@gotoluc

EXCELLENT! Very nice work. Looks like bubbles following field lines right back into the plates! I'm about as new to the study of this field, electrolysis, as you can get. I've forced bubbles, brute force, in electrolytes but it was just novelty, a foaming dangerous novelty, type work. There aren't enough hours in a day and you have just added a huge need for additional work.  ;D  :o Sweet! Please, if you get the chance, scan a hand drawn schematic or diagram of this circuit for analysis. Thanks and keep at it. No sleep INDEED!  8)

@Dr. Stiffler,
I expect you aren't going to sleep very much now either, not that you were getting to anyway.  ;D I also expect the answer to your questions upon return from the working vacation is HHO and then heat.  ;D Good God sir, you're going to need program managers now. I take it you expected this with distribution of the SEC exciters? The HHO group, the heat group, the capacitor charging branch, and then the Holy Grail bunch if that's even necessary.  ;) I can only imagine where else this will prove to be interesting. I'm definitely in for the long run!   8) Consider that I certainly intend on a blue and purple plasma furnace too so,  ;D as I have my lookouts grabbing tubes on an as seen basis.

@scraven,
Dr. Stiffler has likely forgotten more about electrolysis than we will ever know ourselves. Please try to show a little respect that can be understood as such, if you don't mind.  ;) If this is just you being you, then my apologies for misinterpreting your tone. It can be difficult to express oneself correctly and favorably in text. I know! I mean no flame towards you but I also want Dr. Stiffler to continue to be open with the community. He could have kept this to himself you know.  8) Thanks.

Welcome aboard everyone, ready for a ride? This one goes like the double decker bus in one of those Harry Potter films.  :D

Best regards,

Jim
"When the water stinks, I break the dam, with Love I break it" .............Loki

"One must be completely immersed in the cold darkness to truly adore or loathe the light" .............Loki

Science, my lad, is made up of mistakes, but they are mistakes which it is useful to make, because they lead little by little to the truth." - Jules Verne

Loki67671

Quote from: nickle989 on May 31, 2008, 09:45:10 PM
@Loki .. show off ... just kidd'n ...  :P

@nickle
Not really, but yes I suppose some!  ;)   ;D How is your work coming along? So do you think we can do something with the DGH's that will allow us to use them in the same manner as the DAQ I'm currently using? See the digital strip-chart I posted above. I don't think it's too bad for someone proficient at the tasks. I can get the software going but if you think my push towards the calorimetry is slow, sheesh,  ;D my software development is not extreme by any means.  ;D The DGH is a 15 bit DAQ and the price of them is pretty high but once again this is surplus that would have been landfill otherwise. Could prove to come in handy. As we talked about I will do!

Best regards,

Jim
"When the water stinks, I break the dam, with Love I break it" .............Loki

"One must be completely immersed in the cold darkness to truly adore or loathe the light" .............Loki

Science, my lad, is made up of mistakes, but they are mistakes which it is useful to make, because they lead little by little to the truth." - Jules Verne