The downfalls of conventional electrolysis - and how to fix them

[oswaldonfire]

And for future reference - this process is called Magnetolysis.

[ramset]

Os,
I don't know squazool about "magnetolysis".[surprise, surprise]

In concept It all makes sense

I am willing to learn,will be reading all the posted/printed Data I can get my hands on.

The crowd at this forum won't tolerate "nonsense".[bickering]

we need results, group involvement.[VERY good at that here]

I will share all I do !

Researching.......................

Chet
PS
why not invite Alaska here?[that would be nice}

[mscoffman]

@oswaldonfire,


Thank you for making your information public on this forum.

The question I have concerns your signal driving source. What is it’s
characteristic. The frequency and the voltage and the wave form.

Here are a bunch of questions about the signal source.

    a.   Loaded and Unloaded Voltage
    b.   Current
    c.   Waveform
    d.   Sum of Waveforms?
    e.   Center Frequency
    f.   Amplitude Modulated?
    g.   Frequency Modulated?
    h.   Phase Modulated?
    i.   Output Impedance?
    j.   Output Power (watts)
    k.   VSWR

Since you are actually likely to be obtaining the excess energy from D+D
CF cold fusion â€" the above information is likely to be most important in
any attempted replication.

Note: Depending on it’s frequency the device will likely need to be RF shielded
in a way that prevent it from interacting with it’s environment and vice versa.

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Also a link to something similar (note the RF cautions):

http://www.overunity.com/index.php?topic=6170.0


:S:MarkSCoffman

[oswaldonfire]

An internet search of the word "magnetolysis" will not give you much of anything. In fact, the only thing that will probably show up is the thread from oupower.com, and maybe this thread.

I encourage you to read that thread. As much nonsense as there is, there is still some valuable information that can be extracted.

Read this:

http://knol.google.com/k/how-induction-lamps-work#

There is a very important paragraph in there, under the induction lamps section, that relates directly to this concept. Can you tell me what it is?

Alaska and I are working on a presentation about this technology, and when it is done, it will be released all over the internet.

Mark - I do not have test equipment suitable to answer all of your questions - but I can answer some.

The very first version of this technology used a 17.1 MHz crystal to pulse the coil. Hydrogen production was through the roof... but the setup gave a splitting headache. Sorry, I don't have any specs other than this.

The second experiment was a 555 timer PWM setup pulsing the coil. I want to say the circuit was running at around 125 kHz... I can't remember exactly. It may be cited in the oupower.com thread.

The power input was 5 watts total - 5v @ 1A. Square wave. I have not tried other waveforms (triangle, sawtooth, etc.). Try them.

It was determined that frequency was not as important as the Gauss strength.

The strength of the magnetic field is the MAIN factor - NOT frequency.

There is no tricky resonance or anything strange happening - this is simply normal electrolysis - sized down. As long as the field is pulsing and everything else is right, a reaction will occur.

[ramset]

Oswaldonfire
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There is no tricky resonance or anything strange happening - this is simply normal electrolysis - sized down. As long as the field is pulsing and everything else is right, a reaction will occur.
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Has any one gotten this reaction and posted a Step by step on what they did?
A vid?

Knowing how things work is always nice!
Not always possible!
My cousin Bobby has made it his lifes work studying Fire.
Yet I use it every day completely oblivious to what is actually going on[according to him].

The proof is in the pudding!!

Where to start??

Chet