Fracturing Water Using High Frequency Electricity.

[EMdevices]

HeairBear,  is that diagram from one of Stanley's patents?   

I tried a tubular cell like his, and it worked great just from a car battery, no fancy circuitry or alternators or PWM, etc.  All that stuff might have been a way to regulate the amount of gas made, since PWM is the way to go.

I have a problem with the description in the diagram under the bifillar inductor.   That inductor is only a good inductor for the "common mode" current, and since there is none, it's useless as such.  It's function seems to be more as a capacitor due to the proximity of the two wires.

EM

[HeairBear]

Those diagrams are from Stan's independent study found here... http://www.aquapulser.com/docs/independent.pdf

Good point about the chokes, read the study and you might find answers or it might to confuse you more. It's not easy to read but enlightening. I think Stan's devices are based upon Tesla's single wire power transmission.

Did your tubular cell produce any heat in the water?

[EMdevices]

I did not do any temperature tests, and the water seemed to warm up  a bit but hard to tell with so much water.   I had a 1 gallon plastic jug of water and dropped in a thin stainless tube  within a tube capacitor (3 or 5 millimeter spacing, and 20 cm length) and boy was I surprised.  Just connecting to a 12 Volt car battery that thing was gushing out so much hydrogen  (and maybe oxygen too, not really sure of the reaction but explosive as hell)   I'm working with a few other guys on this, as it seems to be the "thing" now a days due to the high price of gas....  I was kind of disillusion a bit since all along I thought Stanley Meyers had produced the effects seen in some videos on youtube simply due to the electronics, but I guess it's just plain old electrolysis.  However, I'm still holding out hope that electronics might improve the efficiency somehow....

EM

[greendoor]

From what i've read - understand that more than about 2V per cell is counterproductive.  So if you use higher voltages, use enough cells connected in series so they only get 2V each.

I also understand that surface area is the big factor - and also getting the bubbles to release from the plate.  This is possibly why pulsing DC works better.  But consider ultrasonic vibration, or a small pump.

It would be interesting to experiment with a rotating insulator between the plates, to function as a wiper blade and move the bubbles off the plates. 

Also remember that certain metals, such as magnesium, act as a catalyst that causes water to seperate into H & O.  For example, a lathe operator must never use a water soluble cutting fluid on magnesium, because it creates too much hydrogen ...

Put it all together, and maybe use the resonant frequency of water - somethings got to happen!

[Jokker]

hey jokker,any idea how much output using the 110v/60hz outlet?I'm really serious.Thanks,Triffid

Ar ya serious heh ?
I guess it depends on you amperage blocking system in your house mainly. But i guess u can get 15 A  out easily. So it makes 230V 15A 
It will make water boil in seconds.