Lynnferd Grant HHO Breakthrough

[goldenequity]

Agreed Kantor and thanks for pointing that out.

I want to also post a SERIOUS warning to all readers.
This is DANGEROUS s#it we are talking about here.
It can easily kill you with no apologies.... 2000 V from
a capacitor on the GRID will have NO MERCY.
If you don't fully understand and have EXPERIENCE....
let someone else explore this concept and nail down a
much safer way of achieving the effect.

Be patient and let this thing find it's own way in the
community of expertise that abounds on this forum.

Having said that.... I look forward hearing some results (good or bad)
back to this thread on any attempts at replicating this claim.
Be careful out there.
Randy

[starcruiser]

So where do you think Stan hid the transducive material? Without a crystal or ceramic material, making a transducer is impossible as far as I know. I have done a great deal of research into ultrasonics and HHO but I couldn't find an inexpensive way to build a stainless steel tubular transducer. I think Lynnferd's experiment is great but I don't think it was the way Stan did it. But hey, I'll keep an open mind over it and see what happens. Go Lynnferd Grant!

Lynnferd, if your reading this, Shoot me a PM here at the forum. I would love to hear more of your thoughts on this topic.

I am thinking he resonated the tubes using the pulsing from his modified alternator. He was using DC with an AC component into his steel tubes, which resonate in the ultra sonic range. This would be the only way that would support the claims made by Lynnferd. Is this accurate? I am not sure, the only way to tell is to test this on the bench. Should we use a microwave oven to do this, I say no, unless you are well versed in high voltage. Otherwise try the transducer with a car coil as the HV source perhaps or another less lethal power source.

Do not get me wrong I think this has merit and deserves to be explored.

I wonder what if we used a laser diode which is pulsed at say 40khz to excite the water and then use a ignition coil to energize the water? Could that be the secret to the Stanley Myer HHO plug?

[HeairBear]

I was doing research in this field about a year ago and posted a bit in the "Piezoelectric" section of this forum. A less dangerous way to test this theory could be to use a signal generator, two stainless steel plates, and a suitable transducer or two in the shape of a round washer perhaps which can all be found on eBay if needed. The transducer should be conductively glued to one of the plates with silver epoxy or similar product. For example... positive>>>plate ]---water---[ plate/transducer>>>negative. you will have to tweek and experiment to find a good test build.

[gotoluc]

Hi Randy and all,

thanks for all the new detailed information you added Randy. I had some questions but now they are all answered. I am away from home till the 27th but as soon as I return I will test this. I did some searches on YouTube on Ultrasonic HHO to see if anyone has used this combination and found many but none seem to have used high voltage like Lynnferd tried.

Thanks for sharing

Luc

[gotoluc]

Folks,

I strongly suggest to do this experiment with new designed neon-transformers. They operate at 28 KHz. Here you will get 4000 Volt
Regrads

Kator01

Hi Kator01,

thanks for posting about the safety concerns

I am interested in a 28 Khz transformer for an experiment. Do you know if they are Sine Wave or Square Wave? I'm looking for Sine Wave. If you know of a cheap one on eBay or somewhere please let me know since I'm not too sure which are the new designed neon-transformers since they don't mention anything about the 28 Khz frequency.

Thanks for sharing

Luc