Stanley Meyers Coil USes Volts not Amps to create HHO

[z.monkey]

Here is the PDF...

[rtsurfer]

What are you charging for a built systems like that?

[starcruiser]

According to Jon / Free Energy Group, your are gonna have to send pulsed DC into that auto ignition coil in order to get your high voltage out.  Generally you can do this with a 555 timer driving a power transistor.

Actually I found that by using a older GM ignition control module is easier I think, about 15 bucks at an autostore, plug in 12vdc battery and a signal generator or 555 timer circuit to trigger it.

[z.monkey]

Hey R/T,

Well this system is not developed yet.  This is an idea and it would take a considerable amount of research and development to turn it into a "product".  Now I have a similar board which is an atmospheric sensor device which has been developed into a product which sells for $139.  With a concept like HHO I would imagine that the R&D costs would be greater because it is not an established science yet, such as meteorology.  Having said that I do have two hand built prototypes.  You can copy the concept design and build your own board.  I am not going to patent or copyright this because the work I do on this site is a gift to the world.  But, this is not a simple easy prototype.  It deals with microcontrollers and to be able to use them you either have to be able to program in C, Basic, or assembly language.  Once you know that they are relatively easy to deal with.  I don't mind conceptualizing for free and publishing my ideas on this web site, but if you want my company to provide engineering services for you it is going to be costly.  We charge $110 per hour for engineering services.  Prototyping, assembly, and test are extra on top of that.  To develop a product for you will probably be in the range of $50,000 minimum.  That cost goes up considerably with the complexity of the project.  I estimate  that engineering a reliable HHO controller to replace a gasoline engine management system could be in the range of several million dollars, easy.  This is not to say that such a system would cost that much, this is the research and development cost.  A finished product would probably sell in the range of $300 to $500, which considering the cost of a gasoline engine management system is not unreasonable.  I am hoping that I have not discouraged you because this is a noble cause.  We really need this.  But, alas, this is business, and you have to pay those engineers that can do this level of work.  Now I am willing to donate my ideas and eventually may be able to integrate all the peripheral things that are needed into this design.  I may even be able to design a circuit board and provide complete boards for sale eventually.  However, you need to remember that this is my spare time I am spending to develop this stuff and I don't have much spare time.  Actually delivering a product could take a long time.  If we could tap the talent in this member base of overunity.com, and everyone could get along, we may be able to accomplish this task a lot quicker.  That's a big if.  So what do you think?

Here's to a cleaner and more powerful tomorrow...

[ramset]

Z  I think your a cool guy with a big heart [and brain ] and your in the right place  @ RT  whats the blazer getting these days for mileage ?   Chet