URGENT! WATER AS FUEL DISCOVERY FOR EVERYONE TO SHARE

[bxngoc]

Hi bxngoc,

thanks for your help I don't see a schematic!...it looks like a part list to me   I see 2 kinds of transformers and 2 capacitors.

Luc

Sorry Schematic is in page 25

[gotoluc]

@Luc

This is where you may find the data sheet for 4013 datasheet:
http://info.hobbyengineering.com/specs/FAIRCHILD-CD4013BC.pdf

And here is a basic circuit showing how to drive a FET.
Please note this circuit is not tested.
For every two pulses going into the clock input, the fet is clocked once.
the clock input must normally be pulled low by a 1mega ohm resistor.
The voltage to the chip should be no more than 15 volts.
This used to be a very common chip typically available from
http://www.hobbyengineering.com/H2107.html.


Regards

Thanks AhuraMazda for the circuit. I found 7 of the 4013's on eBay for $1. plus $3. for shipping to Canada.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=110267188656&fromMakeTrack=true&ssPageName=VIP:Watchlink:middle:us

Luc

[aussepom]

Hi  All
               What uses can you think of for a flame from water I have a few.

  Oz Injector rises again and the second round of parts are shortly to be made, with the latest info, new hope for it.
2lts of water a min, 4cubic metres of 'gas a min'
LHV of the gas at 182,   rated at 12.8Mj per Cubic metre         
2,046MJ per hour,  or  1,027,199 btu per hour
This spewed out in a flame with a  temperature up to  2,800deg C  less if nitrogen (air) is mixed with it.
This is the SMALL ONE 
The large one 185,000 cubic metres of 'gas' a min,  94,625 Mj per Hour, or  47,507,952 btu per hour.
Ok  now I will await the abuse or interest. Hi turtle just popped in here to have a look
aussepom
   

[gotoluc]

Hi  All
               What uses can you think of for a flame from water I have a few.

  Oz Injector rises again and the second round of parts are shortly to be made, with the latest info, new hope for it.
2lts of water a min, 4cubic metres of 'gas a min'
LHV of the gas at 182,   rated at 12.8Mj per Cubic metre         
2,046MJ per hour,  or  1,027,199 btu per hour
This spewed out in a flame with a  temperature up to  2,800deg C  less if nitrogen (air) is mixed with it.
This is the SMALL ONE 
The large one 185,000 cubic metres of 'gas' a min,  94,625 Mj per Hour, or  47,507,952 btu per hour.
Ok  now I will await the abuse or interest. Hi turtle just popped in here to have a look
aussepom

Hi aussepom,

I notice your post and I am wondering if this is the correct topic you wanted to post this in

All those number are impressive and I am sure everyone here would be interested in such a technology.

You are welcome to use this topic (to which I can moderate) to share your technology. If you chose to do so!...I ask you (to begin with) to only share what you have actually built and tested as a working technology. We would need a schematic of the working device, part list, photographs, videos what ever you can provide. Many here have talent in many areas and I'm sure they would be happy to help in the development.

This topic was started by full disclosure in the first post with the intent to help the World with a simple circuit that showed a real effect to water and it worked for most everyone who replicated right from the start. So if a new circuit is introduced to the topic I would expect no less and will help as much as I can to get it developed.

Thanks for sharing.

Luc

[gotoluc]

@everyone,

yesterday I had a small break with the rain and tested my half GEET engine to find that the cam lobe I made on the flywheel to activate the timing switch is not long enough (on period) for the relay to trigger correctly. It worked by hand when I turn it but as soon as it turns faster it misses most of the time. Today again is rained out, so maybe tomorrow I'll do the mod and retest.

I'll post the video once I have it working.

Luc