Single Wire Tests

[BEP]

@Hans

I think Marco is right in more than one way.

Even with the tank emptied you have connected the two batteries directly to each other. You could still put LEDs in to stop this.

Anyway, I see your point and the idea seems valid but I have one question that bugs me every time I read a 'disassociation' thread. Why do people put electrolyte in the water? And why are they trying to make the water more conductive?
That seems to me to be the exact opposite of what is needed. Your trying to split the molecules not make them dance.

Sorry, that belongs on some other thread.

[mkt3920]

Yes they were all current limited for circuit protection.  My partner built the three of them (he has three) from kits.  I will have to find out what type, or he can post it here. 

The function generators used were Canakit CK307.  Here is a link to them, but this supplier was very slow in shipping them.
http://www.gibsonteched.com/ck307.html

Kent

[hansvonlieven]

OK fixed it

Hans von Lieven

[Jdo300]

Hi All,

Just wound a tapped coil to play with. Will also make one with some iron wire to see if there are any interesting differences.

God Bless,
Jason O

[turbo]

Hi jason
that looks suspicious and awesome! 
how many sources are you planning to use?
also tubes or transistors?
i am intrested in your test results.

@ Hans von Lieven

if you want the experiment to be the equivilant of the one wire experiment, the electrodes should have more then one (spaced) "tap points" on them and this means current is flowing in both directions in the same electrode...

the setup as you draw it is not really similar as all the wires are connected to the same points on top of the electrodes.

Marco.

Hi All,

Just wound a tapped coil to play with. Will also make one with some iron wire to see if there are any interesting differences.

God Bless,
Jason O