SPARK PLUG FOR WATER AS FUEL

[TheOne]

I did not want to pollute to much the water thread with that but its as important as the other thread in my opinon!

So if we can find the best plug for the water plasma explosion we will able to increase the plasma spark.

After looking at different site and wiki, the firestorm seam to be the best but as all of you know they are not available!!

Right right the best plug I see so far is the Pulstar plug.




Here the site about the plug:
http://peswiki.com/index.php/Directory:Pulstar_Pulse_Plug

Where you can by them:
USA coupon code 10% off (PES): http://www.pulstarplug.com/howtobuy.cfm
CAN coupon code 5% off (SPARKY): http://www.clubplug.net/canada/index.html

Video made by peoples that have increased there fuel mileage by 50%!! Also in this video they have visited Pulstar plug inventor
and explain and show more stuffs about the plug.

http://www.xpeditionstv.com/7/index.html

Please post if you have any experience with this plug or other plug that could fit in the water fuel experiment.

[hydrocontrol]

Or This Plug
http://e3sparkplugs.com/

There was other plug posted in overunity that I can not find that seem better. I will see if I can hunt it down. It did not have a tab at all but used the outer ring.

[hydrocontrol]

Here is another plug but still not the one I was looking for
http://www.halo-sparkplugs.com/

[TheOne]

Yes both of this spark plug looks similar, someone should have one of them for the water as fuel test.

I am thinking of buying 4 pulstar plugs soon, I just make sure I see all others possibilities.

I asked to pulstar if they can handle the 120/240VAC since they are some kind of circuit in it, they say yes.

[gettinwet]

After hours of digging thru the shop today I found one of the old Mercury Marine plugs that were used with the Thunderbolt ignition. Unfortunately the tip was broken off. BUT I was able to cross it to a Champion plug that is still in production. I ordered one. I'll have it early tomorrow am to see if it is the same. Just a side note. The old Mercury Thunderbolt coil put out roughly 50000 volts. At Mercury service school years ago they demonstrated this plug and coil combination firing completely submerged in a bucket of oil. I would think with the proper circuit modifications this would help towards our goal here.