The downfalls of conventional electrolysis - and how to fix them

[StihlWoody]

16 gauge wire?

You've gotta be kidding there!

Are you trying to wire a house there?

Try bumping the gauge up a notch or 10 there...get some of that good magnet wire you know...22 or higher...

I have a roll of 58 gauge wire that's used on the voice coils to electric guitars, and those can hit some super high frequencies, a lot higher than 16 gauge wire can!

The problem with 58 gauge wire is that it take almost a zillionth of an amp to convert to smoke.

I know 22 gauge peaks out at 7 amps melting, 6 to be on the hot side, and 5 is safe to handle...

Need some?

500 wraps?  what's the Inside diameter?  What's the length?  How many layers, if any more than a single layer?

Sorry for being the bull in the china shop here, but someone's gotta ask the important questions as blunt as possible.

Y'all can start flaming me now...

StihlWoody

[LtBolo]

Have you built anything yet Woody? You seem to be quite the expert.

[StihlWoody]

LtBolo:

YUP!

Let's recap:

http://www.overunity.com/index.php?topic=9448.msg250153#msg250153

Maybe you didn't see it before eh?

Either you are too busy working...

or didn't care to read.

I hope you were too busy working, because I doubt you to be that mentally lazy.

StihlWoody

[StihlWoody]

More specifically:

6,744 turns of 22 gauge magnet wire, 5 layers deep.

ID of the tube is 1.5 inches, wire wrapping is 12 inches in length, with .135 inch thick sidewall between the wire and the solution.

Still need to build a driver circuit.

If it doesn't work, then I will try something different, one variable at a time- the way science SHOULD BE: without the political BS.

Busting chain in the woods doesn't leave much time or physical energy to do much else after a bit. 

If a back-woods guy is too rough on you city boys, too bad, the real world doesn't coddle like the internet.  Maybe Alaska should step up to the plate and come forth. 

Did he lose the unit? Throw it away in the trash?  Leave it on the tailgate and drive away?  or did it not work at all? 

I can see the skeptics saying it's not plausible, but with Kanzius proving it...I am going to side with Chet on the hope for success.

Kanzius? 

Yeah.

Try this:  Sodium Chloride (salt) also known as NaCl, when electrolyzed, will release the chlorine gas, the water- when electrolyzed- will release hydrogen and oxygen, while the sodium stays behind.

The chlorine, hydrogen, and oxygen combust in a bright ORANGE FLAME.  This produces HYDROCHLORIC ACID VAPOR.

Now, the SODIUM STAYED BEHIND IN THE WATER SOLUTION!!

THE SODIUM STAYS BEHIND!!

So, this tells me that the reaction from the Kanzius experiment from bombarding SODIUM in WATER will release the electromagnetic energy in the form of INDUCED CURRENT into the water, splitting the water into Hydrogen and Oxygen. 

So if this is the case, then Kanzius proved Alaska's purported theory to be CORRECT and FUNCTIONAL.

Now keep this in mind as we all don't have the same equipment in our garage that Kanzius did in his lab, simply because we all don't have a bazillion dollars lingering around.

Now, if the theory that Alaska/Chris proposed to be true, AND Kanzius proved it, then (aha!  That good old "if-then" logic statement....) maybe we can do it on a smaller and cheaper scale.

If it can be done on a smaller and cheaper scale, independence from energy can be achieved.

So you made an attempt, and it failed.  So?

Try again.  Change something.  Change one variable at a time until you get the results you need.

Maybe you need to release other ions into the solution?

Maybe his solution had impurities?

He was playing with Zinc and Steel (I think...) from another thing that was on a DVD...so maybe he added Zinc powder?  Steel Powder?  Both to the Sodium?

See?  There's a variable!!!  You can TRY IT!!

What's to lose?  You COULD succeed and be king of the ant hill for the day... Or....you can take your 1 attempt that failed and be all negative about it.

I prefer to keep trying.  It's the human condition to never give up hope, unless you've been drinking that city water and it scrambled your brains.

StihlWoody

StihlWoody

[ramset]

StihlWoody

It's really not possible to flame you on this one.
Your point of view ,your efforts,your logic,
Infallible up to this point!

Please consider posting more info on your build
It looks very "Smart" in its design .
Looks like a good test Chassis and could get the ball rolling on experimentation.

And besides home depot could use the business

Thanks
Chet