Most efficient method of electrolysis?

[ramset]

Magnethos  yes its a process of evolution to the best design   one thing the PWM thread with @Lanmasterd @Feynman @Z Monkey and others are working on a super duper idea that will work [with the talent there] look in if you haven't already   Chet

[Magnethos]

Magnethos  yes its a process of evolution to the best design   one thing the PWM thread with @Lanmasterd @Feynman @Z Monkey and others are working on a super duper idea that will work [with the talent there] look in if you haven't already   Chet

I?m not saying that people here aren?t working in a good idea. I think all people in this post are working to change the way that we obtain energy from water. I?m just saying that there are a lot of research to obtain that you want. And seriuosly, there is a lot a lot of work (maybe years). And I think that if you want to have a good result, you must to investigate a lot of factors and how these factors affects to electrolysis.

Another idea... Have you thought how revitalized water can modify the results?

[Dr.Greenthumb]

What about wireless electrolysis? What about stimulating water by frequencies? What about a lot of things?

Well, I have post my message and give you some ideas. They are here.

Any links about this? I'm gumshoe just dipping my tip in. I shall troll around a bit for info.

[sulake]

For "wireless"  http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/07252/815920-85.stm
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h6vSxR6UKFM

About the efficiency measurements and gas production

Some have repeated in this forum the physical rule that if you feed higher voltage to the cell that is needed to break the water molecule, only heat is produced in this excess part of energy. Also has been told, that the water will boil in between the cell plates.
Now, I have noticed, with my lousy equipment that when adding unnecessary amount of electrical energy, the water temperature hardly changes at all. More gas is pouring out that has no signs of vapor or steam. Wouldn’t vapor or steam shrink when it cools down?
When the gas does not shrink, but it maintains its volume, what gas is it then if not HHO?

What about the comment “Mayer is not using current, but voltage to make HHO”
Does anybody have measurements and notes on experiment that verifies that using high voltage will give better efficiency than using low voltage, at the same total power input? Since if you don’t change your cell configuration or electrolyte, rising voltage will always cause more current to flow witch means that more total energy is consumed. When rising voltage, the cell plates must be moved more far apart each other to keep the current same, or the electrolyte must be changed to less conductive.

[Magnethos]

@sulake
The John Kanzius method can be an example of a wireless electrolysis. I have also posted a link where you can see a guy that has made another wireless electrolysis method. The possibilities are endless. John Kanzius haven?t discovered any new, he as REdiscovered a technique. So, you can find information on the net about that process. I have read a little about that and the technique seems to be a coordinative resonance. But I repeat, the resonance must be COORDINATIVE (I think this the correct word, or maybe harmonic resonance).

Remember that Tesla said that you can get an enormous reaction if you make a resonance into an object. But you have to know the frequency, the power you need and other factors like resonance (I?m sure that must be more factors).

I don?t know why one of the top interests (or maybe the first) is researching about the usual electrolysis process. As you know, Stanley Meyer has some videos on youtube where you can see his car running on water. And I have seen a lot of plans explaining the processes and how to make a replication, and you can find that in the net, emule, etc... The demostration is made. What are you looking for?

And I repeat, there are a lot of very interesting things about water... you can obtain obtain energy from it with a lot of methods. But we must to research how we can make that. I think that the wireless electrolysis, reversible fuel cells, ultra efficient water heaters and a lot of things, are more interesting that the usual electrolysis.

About typical electrolysis, there are a lot of work made. Look at the videos on youtube, you can find a lot of them. And in the 95% of the tests... the technique used is the same. You have to change the method if you want to obtain a better way to get energy from water. I think that the typical electrolysis is a limited way.