Are Tommey Reed´s pulse motor circuits overunity ?

[Cloxxki]

Good on you indeed Tommey!

Even if this time you didn't quite crack the big nut, you obviously do have the mind set and skills to contribute greatly to what will eventually get us across the threshold.
If I were to assemble a thinking tank for unconventional engineering, I'd want to on my team for sure.

Maybe human inventing has changed over the centuries. Da Vinci, Tesla and Bessler thought things out all by themselves, and didn't get their findings to make it to the next generations. Just decades ago, some brains seemed to have gotten close or even to home base, like Howard Johnson, but failed to get their inventions to survive its inventors.
Today's inventors are getting less far by themselves, but anything we do will inevitably be greatly documented and replicated. Seems that we'll have to join arms (more than one sence of the word) to tackle our dragons.

Does this website ever facilitate member conventions? Getting together with a set of joint goals should really spark the brain to get past the thresholds which under normal circumstances are too large.

[powercat]

Hi Luc,

I use a basic ignition coil and charge two capacitor to about 1,500 volts. This can be very dangerous, that's why I did not put two much information up.

What make this experiment so interesting is distill water works the best, salt water cause to much electrolysis.

I have worked on this for a long time, but its very dangerous to show how its done.

I was able to use the not so OU pulse generator to run the coil and get some of the energy back in the capacitor.

Tom

Hi Tom
  Luc has a long-running thread on this type of technology
http://www.overunity.com/index.php?topic=5024.0

cat

[gotoluc]

Hi Luc,

I use a basic ignition coil and charge two capacitor to about 1,500 volts. This can be very dangerous, that's why I did not put two much information up.

What make this experiment so interesting is distill water works the best, salt water cause to much electrolysis.

I have worked on this for a long time, but its very dangerous to show how its done.

I was able to use the not so OU pulse generator to run the coil and get some of the energy back in the capacitor.

Tom

Thanks for the reply Tommey

Less then a year ago a man contacted me after seeing I was working on trying to use water as a fuel. He claimed that his partner and him had a Jet engine working on 100% water. After they asked a bank for funding to further develop the Government came in and forced them to close down.

He told me that 23,000 volts at a certain energy level is needed to sustain the the reaction and that he also used a very small amount of HHO to get the reaction started.

He had to leave his European country to live in another so he would no be harassed.

Anyways, I'll be testing with some of this soon and I'll post a video of the findings.

Luc

[Tommey Reed]

I think if you can get enough energy at lower voltage to pulse in to water, this could cause a hydrogen with energy release as a powerful energy . I my self have worked on this for many years, and I would rather experiment on pulsing then to use a electrolysis that take alot of watts to make hho. In fact most people think they make HHO but are really making steam. It take 1000 watts for one hour just to make 8.7 cu/ft at 1 ATM.
One watt of energy will rise one pound of water 1 degree, so most are putting 12v 20 amps or more and making steam....
Tom

[gotoluc]

I think if you can get enough energy at lower voltage to pulse in to water, this could cause a hydrogen with energy release as a powerful energy . I my self have worked on this for many years, and I would rather experiment on pulsing then to use a electrolysis that take alot of watts to make hho. In fact most people think they make HHO but are really making steam. It take 1000 watts for one hour just to make 8.7 cu/ft at 1 ATM.
One watt of energy will rise one pound of water 1 degree, so most are putting 12v 20 amps or more and making steam....
Tom

Yes! I definitely agree that many are making steam ... it's this steam that in many cases is giving the better economy and not the HHO. One YouTube user found this after installing a better bubbler dryer system to remove the steam thinking he would have better performance to only find he was back to the same economy (without HHO) 

Using 20 amps or more from your engine power to make steam is not what I would call a wise energy saver when you think you could make all the steam you want for free from the exhaust energy you've payed for and just throw out in the environment

User: gmeast (Greg) has proven that a standard gasoline engine can achieve a 40% economy just by sending steam in the intake which is made for free from the wasted exhaust heat energy. However, one would need to adjust fuel mixture and ignition timing to achieve this.

From my experiments on spark and water reaction I have found that as the voltage is raised so is the reaction with water. Here is a video I made a year ago showing that using the same energy, in this case Joule power, you can clearly see a visual difference from just the reaction with room moisture. This is why I'm quite confident that higher voltage at a lower energy will be better than lower voltage at higher energy if we are wanting to make it energy wise. Have a look and give it some thought. You can skip the diodes stuff at the beginning since the voltage test only start at 2 minutes in.

Link to video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NvJVbA8Upvs&feature=channel_page

Luc