The downfalls of conventional electrolysis - and how to fix them

[ramset]

Well
600 Watts
does 50lpm here

http://pesn.com/2010/08/17/9501689_QA_Frederick_Wells_VP_Future_Energy_Concepts_Inc/

So 5 watts does 1150 lpm
with Chris Hunter's Magnetrolysis!

We will probably run that truck with a watch battery!

Stay busy fellas

Chet

[ramset]

A recap from user Goat
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Edit:  Link to page at http://oupower.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=2327&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=285

"FIRST TEST:

AT A FRIEND'S HOUSE, WE USED 17.1 MHZ POWER TRANSISTORS JUST LIKE
THOSE USED IN TRANSMITTERS TO PERFORM THE TEST. WE COULD NOT GET
ENOUGH WATER INTO THE DAMNED COILS FAST ENOUGH. I DO NOT HAVE AN
FCC LICENSE TO PURCHASE THE AFOREMENTIONED EQUIPMENT, HE TURNED
INTO AN ASS, AND WE HAVEN'T SPOKEN IN QUITE A WHILE SINCE.

SECOND TEST:

USED A 555 TIMER PWM, AND SEVERAL COIL DESIGNS, AND DISCOVERED IT HAS
LITTLE TO DO WITH FREQUENCY, AND MORE TO DO WITH THE GAUSS
STRENGTH."

It would be nice if Chris had documented his experiments with the right combination that was successful.  We do have a lot of information but which of the variables work well you got me on that one

Chris also mentioned 3 different methods he had tried which I"m still looking for but it was basically what he mentioned above.

Regards,
Paul

[iflewmyown]

Okay, here's another way not to do this. They said big magnetic field so I used fifty turns of welding cable with 235 amps passing through it, surrounding a beaker full of saturated sodium hydroxide. I could detect no difference with the power on or off in the fluid. It did magnetize all the metal particles on the floor surrounding the cables and the coil.  About 18000 watts of power and no bubbles.
Garry

[LtBolo]

Okay, here's another way not to do this. They said big magnetic field so I used fifty turns of welding cable with 235 amps passing through it, surrounding a beaker full of saturated sodium hydroxide. I could detect no difference with the power on or off in the fluid. It did magnetize all the metal particles on the floor surrounding the cables and the coil.  About 18000 watts of power and no bubbles.
Garry

What frequency? Or is it DC?

[iflewmyown]

ac 60 hz