URGENT! WATER AS FUEL DISCOVERY FOR EVERYONE TO SHARE

[gotoluc]

@everyone,

I think this is a great occasion to share this since the release of the water gasoline engine project video.

Here is a video done by YouTube user: "dreamyear"  demonstrating a 50/50 water gasoline mix burning very well and for a longer time than just gasoline alone.

Link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HP6kLaVyDBY

Luc

[UncleFester]

Thanks again for all the information. Have you seen my video on a 3/4" ball replica of a Krupa style plug? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IrrPu7AI50w

I went through most of all the mosfet that I had collected during the tests. The IRF640 gave the best effect with my setup of the collection of mosfet's I had.

I listen to Mr. Krupa's new telephone interview. It was very informative. So they maybe made in Brazil.

Do you think you could talk Mr. Krupa and investors into sending me one sample so I can try it with my circuit?

Thanks for sharing this information.

Luc

I'm sure that will be possible once they are in production. We only have a few of them for our own testing at the moment. Good luck on the engine tests. Those should be very interesting.

[gotoluc]

Thanks for the reply UncleFester

Luc

[Groundloop]

Luc,

Here is a proposed very simple circuit for testing on your system.

The circuit works like this:
The 120 VAC is rectifyed through a diode bridge resulting in only positive pulses after the
bridge. The capacitor will charge up and when the capacitor voltage reach approx. 120 VDC
the Neon bulb will light sending a small current to the SCR trigger. The SCR will then dump
the capacitor charge into the ignition coil. The BY diode is there for back emf protection. The
5 watt resistor is a current limiter so that the SCR will survive.

Groundloop.

[nul-points]

hi Luc

[Edit: i said i'd get back to you with an update on the SS mods you were looking to replace the relay with in your existing circuit - as i'm about to post this i see Groundloop has just posted an SCR-based schematic, so my suggestions may be redundant now but i'll post anyway in case you also decide to try your existing circuit with SS mods at any time]

i've updated my previous schematic to show how the solid state SPDT switch arrangement which Groundloop adapted for you
    (http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,5438.msg122802.html#msg122802) 
in your SS SPDT thread could be modified to split the switch into two and move your inductor between them

this would then enable you to use D2 to reclaim the flyback energy from the inductor into your 6u8F capacitor (C2) to boost the discharge as i was suggesting earlier

i've left the suggested bridge cap (C1) in place - this would give you maximum input charge to the 6u8F every strike

if you use R1 to protect C1 from damage due to in-rush current, try with 220R initially & vary C1 to the minimum capacitor value which still maximises charge volts on your 6u8F at your required strike rate

D3 is suggested to provide some protection to MOSFET Q2 from any flyback voltage from primary of T1 - if there's no significant flyback there, remove D3

(D2, D3 can be 1N400x type)

the source circuit which Groundloop adapted for you didn't seem to have any protection against overlap of switching voltages (to ensure that both outputs are not 'on' at same time) - might not be an issue depending on the actual switching signal circuit used, but suggest you check Q1 & Q2 gate drive signals on 2 channel scope (with no AC to Bridge), before allowing the FETs to switch real charge from bridge to transformer!

i think you could test this circuit arrangement below with a DPDT relay (as long as you've got 'break-before-make' contacts!) in place of the MOSFETS - in which case certainly include D3 (in addition to D2) to prolong relay switch contacts

all the best
sandy
Doc Ringwood's Free Energy site  http://ringcomps.co.uk/doc