Lynnferd Grant HHO Breakthrough

[gotoluc]

Totally agree with you Kator!

the use of a microwave oven is most likely not needed and DANGEROUS ... if this is the real thing then a low amp voltage potential should work. Kator's idea to use a Neon sigh transformer is a very good one.

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Luc

[hanker886]

Could this be the same effect? "Charging water with singing bowl"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CycFRkWboQU

[gotoluc]

Could this be the same effect? "Charging water with singing bowl"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CycFRkWboQU

Hi hanker886,

that video is interesting when I first say it about 10 months ago I was also wondering if this was releasing the gases from the water but I don't think so. I have not come to a sure conclusion but if you look at the bubbles compared to the ultrasonic video you will notice a cloud or fog that appears with the ultrasonic method to which is a sign of electrolysis happening and from my experience of building and playing with electrolyzer cells this looks just like what happens when the Hydrogen and Oxygen gases are released.

Thanks for sharing

Luc

[sucahyo]

Thanks for the welcome goldenequity ,

I just recently learn about vibration from Dale Pond presentation, and really inspired with it. It is interesting that many things are related with vibration.

It would be interesting to see what vibration can do to, say, 120 watt of electrolysis, by adding 10 watt of:
- ultrasonic sound
- pulsating light intensity / light with higher octave emition
- mechanical vibration
- electrolysis inside brass tube tuned to spesific frequency like gotoluc mention
- electromagnetic, electrolysis inside elctromagnetic coil using diamagetic properties of water to shake it
- electric, adding AC sinewave/squarewave

[infringer]

Yes this does not seem unusual to me as far as the microwave is concerned tons of electric will equal what you see I believe...

IDK what is the eureka here anyone care to tell me just what it is that I am missing I appreciate the effort and testing believe me cause I would not have preformed such a test but, where to go from here?