The downfalls of conventional electrolysis - and how to fix them

[ramset]

                                                    Gentle men,[and StihlWoody :}]

I offer the blast chamber [and my services]
To any Ideas you might have ,but do not have a safe place to experiment.
I will of course share all.
In the venue recommended by Oswaldonfire,I will be starting with existing devices for driving the soup.
Ballasts, Inductive lamps, cfl's etc.
AC ,DC [Bats to welders]
I will keep temperature,specific gravity records on all tests.

Open to suggestions?

Chet

[niofox]

Ok, here's how I'm going so far
With regards to the buffer transistor, would I still need the resistors?  And what feeds the collector?
If I'm on the same page, then I can have 1 NPN to bias the other 3.  My best assumption is that the collector would be fed straight from + battery

[nievesoliveras]

@niofox

I dont understand what you are trying to do.

But if you have a circuit for a single coil electrolisis that works, post it.
I will build one that has the three coils you want working from it.

Jesus

[niofox]

Ordered a new function/signal generator off ebay.  Should be here in another week or 2
I plan on taking about 5 plastic bobbins I have here, wrapping them with various gauges of magnet wire, sealing the bottom of the air core and putting some solution in all, then pulsing them simultaneously to get a wide range of configurations going at the same time.  I figure I'd dial the frequency slowly and make observations until I get SOMETHING to happen and take note of all reactions.  The siggen is .2Hz to 20MHz, +-20v.  I'll go through all the ranges with all the wave forms and see what I get.  If that doesn't produce anything I'll look into getting frequency multipliers in there to go beyond 20MHz

If anyone can post a circuit diagram to help me out with this I would be very greatful
I do have an idea what it would look like, but I do tend to make mistakes with these things

This is what I intend

[exxcomm0n]

Has anyone posted any LPM measurements of the output of magnetosis?
Or a pulsing circuit that has been "known" to work?

I'm just curious as I haven't seen any "hard numbers" out of this thread yet for either the initial discovery, or a replication attempt.

I think this could be a great discovery if it can be replicated, but I would greatly appreciate it if either oswald or alaska could post some definite output numbers as to their successful initial experiments as that's usually the reason people do experimentation in the first place.

It's just be a bit easier if there was a baseline set via the initial experimentation by those who have reported this as a significant advance in hydrolysis.

Until some hard numbers come out of this, I think I'll watch and wait to see if anyone can post something exciting in the amount of output  that a replication (or the original) is capable of.