The downfalls of conventional electrolysis - and how to fix them

[ramset]

                            Mission statement
         We are here to explore/replicate Magnetolysis!
                               "Open Source
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This effect as first rediscovered by Chris Hunter [Arctictek.com]
                       And then Kanzius and Norman.

Takes 1 watt of power to make 1200 liters of HHO in 1 minute!
              [5 watts 5 minutes 5700 liters of HHO]
           
As witnessed by Oswaldonfire, Chris Hunter And several other replicaters.

We are here to "Open source" this Replication.
and utilize every possible resource at our disposal!

                     AND WE WILL SUCCEED!!
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[StihlWoody]

Ok...

If the inductance is so high, how then (Ltbolo...) does one build a coil that is actually capable of performing this task?

Bifilar windings?

Flat windings?

Caduceus Windings?

Toroid?

Staged windings?

Parallel windings?

So not everyone is an electrical engineer here, and few have actually posted pictures (known as PROOF) of their build attempts. 

Is there any reference material that will give a description of HOW to build a high gauss strength winding capable of 17 MHz?

I am not saying that it will definitely work, nor am I saying that it won't work, I am trying to get this working (if possible) to discover if there's a cheap and effective method to do such.

Kanzius did it.... but he had multi-million dollar machines to play with.

StihlWoody

[ramset]

SSOOoo..............
17 mhz is a shortwave radio frequency [hence Chris Hunter"s "Crystal"]

We know that we can throw a "carrier" of 17 mhz with a transmitter at a power of 5 watts no problem
Is it possible to oscillate 17mhz into a dipole[antenna/coil]

Sort of like a microwave does?

any sugestions "bolt"?[cringe]
anyone?
seems like we could change the crystal on any old cb radio
for the "carrier".
how to oscillate?

bolt?
[cringe again]
anyone?

Chet

[iquant]

Sodium Disposal Vintage video clip from the 1940's.  It shows how they disposed of sodium after the war.

[iquant]

Sodium Disposal Vintage video clip from the 1940's.  It shows how they disposed of sodium after the war.