URGENT! WATER AS FUEL DISCOVERY FOR EVERYONE TO SHARE

[djzissis]

Hi everybody.

I am using Greg's circuit, as seen in previous posts.

UPDATE!!

I have put in parallel with the 100W bulb, (measured @ 33Ω) a small ballast, from fluorescent lamps. It is 20W and i have just broken up my multimeter, so i cant measure it at now. Anyway, the result is:
- Bigger frequency of plasma, bigger plasma.(with the ballast in parallel with the bulb)
- Bigger frequency of plasma, smaller plasma. (without the ballast connected in parallel with the bulb)

See the video in this link. Sorry again for my poor english....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3MOiLUDkOJ0

I want everyone who can try this, to try it, and tell us if it is working good or not. Thanks you!!

Greetings
Zissis

[provelless]

After seeing djzissis video of the engine spinning over with water and plasma only and remembering Ossie doing the same experiment, it got me to wondering just how much a standard engine with gas and a normal ignition would spin.

In both test I used a automotive coil and grounded down the side of the cylinder head, made a nice rapid fire spark. First engine was a weed eater engine 2-stoke with a very small combustion chamber. Wetting the plug with gas and screwing it into head, engine at TDC, then firing the plug I got nothing. I did this several times, nothing. Then I spun the engine by hand to build up some compression, again at TDC then fired the plug, the engine spun only 180*. I did this several more times with no better results.

Second engine was a a 5 hp Honda 4-stoke. Did all the above test plus poured some gas into the cylinder. The results were worse, at best the engine spun a quarter of a turn.

  I'm not sure if all this means anything but I'm not able to duplicate djzissis results and he's using water!  Keep up the good work guys

[gotoluc]

@Greg, very sleek man ... excellent work as usual

Thanks for your ceaseless dedication and sharing with all


@Zissis, that sounds interesting I can't see the video now since I have only dial-up but will see it soon.

Thanks for sharing my friend


@provelless, now that is interesting   I hope you can get to the bottom of this with more tests.

Thanks you also for sharing this information


Luc

[gotoluc]

Hi everybody.

I am using Greg's circuit, as seen in previous posts.

UPDATE!!

I have put in parallel with the 100W bulb, (measured @ 33Ω) a small ballast, from fluorescent lamps. It is 20W and i have just broken up my multimeter, so i cant measure it at now. Anyway, the result is:
- Bigger frequency of plasma, bigger plasma.(with the ballast in parallel with the bulb)
- Bigger frequency of plasma, smaller plasma. (without the ballast connected in parallel with the bulb)

See the video in this link. Sorry again for my poor english....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3MOiLUDkOJ0

I want everyone who can try this, to try it, and tell us if it is working good or not. Thanks you!!

Greetings
Zissis

Hi Zissis,

I have now looked at your video. This reminded me of some of my very first experiments with the spark circuit. I was able to to get a plasma spark using coils only (no capacitors). A coil will store energy giving an effect similar to a flywheel on an engine. I was not able to have a consistent spark so I dropped the idea but someone with more experience and knowledge should be able to make it work.

Thank you for sharing your findings

Luc 

[djzissis]

Hi Zissis,

I have now looked at your video. This reminded me of some of my very first experiments with the spark circuit. I was able to to get a plasma spark using coils only (no capacitors). A coil will store energy giving an effect similar to a flywheel on an engine. I was not able to have a consistent spark so I dropped the idea but someone with more experience and knowledge should be able to make it work.

Thank you for sharing your findings

Luc 

Yes Luc, it is true that the coil can store a very big amount of energy (comparing to a capacitor) in it's magnetic field.

Here, I have to say that my Diodes got warm!!!! Finally....!!
So we can say that there is about 3 amps of 316VDC going on the plasma effect!!

Diodes are 6x 1N5408 in series, and they got just warm. Not hot....!!

I have also cut the small "finger" of the spark plug, (lets say the cathode) as seen in your video with the ultrasonic humidifier, and the plasma became even bigger.!!

That's all since now....

Thanks,
Zissis