Selfrunning cold electricity circuit from Dr.Stiffler

[scraven]

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[aether22]

"The efficiency of a SEC Exciter increases with decreased diode capacity" - Mistake??? 

"that the whole phenomenon is taking place in the small junctions of the diodes" - But you don't need diodes (see alternate embodiments in the AV patent.)   

No, I think he means less capacitance in the diode means a stronger effect. (I had verified that by capacity he is referring to it's electrical capacitance not say current carrying capacity)

As for the version in the patent without the diode, yes but it's not entirely single wire since there is another wire going to a large conductive mass, this mass would act as a ground for these frequencies somewhat I think.

One question that just came to me is if it is possible to have say a 4 diode version as Stiffler mentioned above and have not 1 but 2 wires connect between the 2 pairs with and loads between the other 2 pairs. (diode wire diode load diode wire diode load in a circle, both wires from same oscillator)

[DrStiffler]

@All Electrolysis Interests

Why make electrolyzer so big, bulky and material intensive?

A proof of concept SEC15-3 with a slightly bigger in wire gauge output coil, doing direct electrolysis of tap water. The electrodes are the fine SS multi-strand wire I have already described.
At first blush one would say 'No Way', but that is not the case.

[DrStiffler]

Burning water, what an interesting thought. What would it take?, large microwave generators, huge electric discharge. Sometimes the most difficult is the most easy.

I put the first video of a new short series on how to burn water the simple way. I will get the new couple up on-line as time allows.

Anyway enjoy the first.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lsX-j53_FDg

[Pirate88179]

Dr. Stiffler:

Great video!!!  This is fascinating. The only other sustained flame I have heard of is the Dr. (cancer research) in FL who I think is using one or more frequencies of RF.  I am sure his power input level is at least 100 times more than yours.  I would like to see this researched more as it could be the key everyone has been looking for.  Maybe it is not "brute force" required to separate water into H and O2.  That way works, sure, but, I believe there is a better way and you may have just found it.

Bill