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High Voltage DC Experiments
Posted by: m3sca1

Video duration: 392 seconds

Experiments with High Voltage Direct Current.

Related: browns, dc, electrolysis, fuel, gas, hho, high, hv, hydrogen, meyer, voltage, water

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to get good ...
By: skierplaterandy. on 04 Nov 08, 02:00:50
to get good production off hydrogen generator u need more amps

Very nice I like ...
By: fastimports3. on 15 Aug 08, 10:12:36
Very nice I like the vid have u tried the pottasium carbonate on the plug vid and HV I would also like to see it with a pwm controller if possible. Thanks for the vid i just stared to get bubbles from my cell using a MOT I think my newer cells will work real nice using one. Thank you for the vid.

try using another ...
By: 98209276. on 10 Aug 08, 01:57:32
try using another mot to rectifiy the voltage you get more amps and it works much much better hock the high voltage sec to the sec of the second mot and the original primary has very high dc amp out

If you not only put ...
By: ripplesouth. on 06 Jul 08, 05:48:45
If you not only put up a high voltage, but send the voltage through a PWM to several kilohertz, or better, several Mhz, You should be able to annilate the water molecules using plain tap water, river water, or urine.

Please repost this ...
By: ripplesouth. on 06 Jul 08, 05:37:10
Please repost this in high quality video. I cannot make out what is happening with the spark plug.

wow thats cheapo ...
By: m3sca1. on 22 Jun 08, 06:21:10
wow thats cheapo manufacture for you. in the ones i pulled down they had 2. which is only a half wave rectifier. so we waste half of the power before it even gets used.

yep!!, and thats a ...
By: jrcboy. on 22 Jun 08, 06:05:32
yep!!, and thats a lot of punishment on concrete. Even the schematic pasted on this oven had only one diode on it. the only things between the secondary and the magnatron, was the one diode and the cap.

lol-thats cos the ...
By: m3sca1. on 22 Jun 08, 05:57:10
lol-thats cos the chassis is grounded to the HV. im guessing it arced out to the floor from the transformer. there should be 2 diodes in each oven. the other 1 isnt so obvious. have you seen what FBRK8R has done with two MOT's and the drive motor from old washing machine? check it out-if you havent already=]

The original ...
By: jrcboy. on 22 Jun 08, 05:24:45
The original schematic of the microwave had one large capicitor and one diode in the secondary, I'm not sure how the winding of the secondary was, but it used three terminals and a ground to the transformer core. (btw, this was an interesting project done on a concrete floor, I dont recomend it.)

thanx for that -did ...
By: m3sca1. on 22 Jun 08, 02:05:57
thanx for that -did you rectify the output like i did,or use it AC? it will pull over 4 inch arc without the rectifier/diodes. it would probably like to have the cap tho to balance the load. did you have the frequency doubler as well?

my expirements with ...
By: jrcboy. on 20 Jun 08, 04:15:25
my expirements with a microwave transformer was, I could get about a four inch spark when I had it wired up like the orignal was, with the capicitor still in place, maybe this will help.

Add a PWM and ...
By: YoTommy1. on 17 Jun 08, 14:38:25
Add a PWM and you'll get better results with the HHO cell

Might can get it ...
By: mdbreedi. on 19 Mar 08, 02:09:35
Might can get it from ebay just search for it or Ward's Natural Science. Got mine form Ebay. Stuff is pretty cheap.

btw -im now running ...
By: m3sca1. on 19 Mar 08, 01:49:28
btw -im now running it with the frequency doubler from another microwave-and its fuse rating is 20amps.only blown 1 so far.

thanx for ...
By: m3sca1. on 19 Mar 08, 01:44:17
thanx for that.where do i get the carbonate?

i havent checked ...
By: m3sca1. on 19 Mar 08, 01:43:31
i havent checked them with a meter.i figure they should cope with it tho,as that is what they are designed to do,make DC from that big transformer.I still get the same bright white light off the xenon flash tube,which tells me im getting DC.Or else it would be blue.

Do you check the ...
By: ZeroFossilFuel. on 19 Mar 08, 00:36:37
Do you check the diodes between experiments to make sure they're not shorted and you're still getting DC? That's quite a punishment you're putting them through.

Great video m3, ...
By: mdbreedi. on 18 Mar 08, 01:28:54
Great video m3, keep up the good work. Looking forward to seeing more of your videos. Try a little baking soda or liquid drain cleaner, the one with sodium and potassium hydroxide mix if you can find it. Just a little bit in the water. Even better yet Potassium Carbonate in the plug test.

good question-might ...
By: m3sca1. on 18 Mar 08, 00:48:23
good question-might have to get something welded up...

when you jugging ...
By: crob227. on 17 Mar 08, 20:14:55
when you jugging this spark? what will you use that wont melt.

Interesting video ...
By: toomyg155. on 16 Mar 08, 17:26:27
Interesting video nice :)

yeah- i thought ...
By: m3sca1. on 16 Mar 08, 09:21:20
yeah- i thought about it after seeing my cousin clean rusty old things in a mixture of 1 liter to 50 liters water and the results still amaze me! even got a bubble off the surface to pop when i lit it.=]

molassus? hehe ...
By: mielectric1. on 16 Mar 08, 08:54:38
molassus? hehe thats different mescal

how many volt you ...
By: josejir. on 13 Mar 08, 03:27:52
how many volt you are producing?how it work whit 400 to 500 DC volts?can you pulse the DC let said 16000 per min?how much DC.the diodes hold?

yeah the diodes get ...
By: m3sca1. on 11 Mar 08, 00:01:23
yeah the diodes get hot-as does the transformer-not very effiecient but it works=]

Ready made PWM from a battery drill.
Posted by: m3sca1

Video duration: 226 seconds

A quick update,on my HHO projects.

Related: electrolysis, fuel, gas, hho, hydrogen, lawton, meyer, modulatorbrowns, pulse, pwm, torch, water, width

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lol
By: HierPower. on 14 Oct 08, 05:41:39
lol

why dont you pu the ...
By: m3sca1. on 03 Oct 08, 11:08:59
why dont you pu the trigger under your accelorator pedal? or attach it to your throttle under the hood. would be easier than trying to find a similar rated potentiometer knob,which you want to turn as throttle increases anyway,so you may as well stick with the slide trigger.

I wanted to use ...
By: nickgc123. on 03 Oct 08, 09:51:00
I wanted to use this in my car. But I cant hold the trigger while I drive so is it possible to change the trigger for a knob instead. Great work Nick

thats too bad was ...
By: m3sca1. on 08 Aug 08, 20:54:53
thats too bad was it shorting out somewhere,reverse polarity or were running it thru a cell with a shitload of electrolyte?

i took one out of a ...
By: maxpower7171. on 08 Aug 08, 20:18:57
i took one out of a drill i had, and when i hooked it up to a 12V jumper box, it melted the wires....

anythings worth a ...
By: m3sca1. on 15 Jul 08, 07:03:27
anythings worth a try-maybe hook it up to the tank circuit-where the coil and capacitor are getting friendly,and run thru the dial. dont think you would get much at the speakers.

im wondering if a ...
By: mike081283. on 14 Jul 08, 23:30:58
im wondering if a raido would work mabye were the speakers hook up case u can tune it

yeah its limited in ...
By: m3sca1. on 06 Jun 08, 06:02:01
yeah its limited in range and only adjusts the pulse width at around 3.5kHz. but the robust construction of these things let me try many things and got great gas production with less heat on a cell. as for cost effective it was cheaper than the parts for the lawton circuit or the PWM motor speed controller i built,worked better and i got a battery,charger,drill chuck,and motor,in the bargain. also the trigger is ready made for throttle like applications,with its squeeze trigger.

ok I retract my ...
By: cyberscann54. on 04 Jun 08, 23:26:59
ok I retract my statement but it is not cost effective and has a very limited frequency range

To prove pulse look ...
By: crob227. on 04 Jun 08, 21:50:40
To prove pulse look at my stumble onto pt1-4, If the trigger didnt supply a pulse then my transformer i made wouldnt generate any voltage. because the trigger creates an on/off magnetic field in the bifilar coil...please comment back everyone should know this cheap and reliable (25amps) trigger.

Dude what are they ...
By: crob227. on 04 Jun 08, 21:47:16
Dude what are they saying,,,,,, it has to have some kind of pulse or my setup wouldnt work, rite? if it was constant than a mot would be useless cause it works on the pulse of the trigger.

it has to be making ...
By: crob227. on 04 Jun 08, 21:44:47
it has to be making some kind of pulse or else i couldnt run a microwave oven transformer off of it.

Yep, I have done a ...
By: cheaphardwarez. on 02 May 08, 13:34:54
Yep, I have done a few HHO cells

damn man what are ...
By: scottwstew. on 06 Apr 08, 13:32:59
damn man what are you superman, that was some fast workin there taking that drill apart. but great idea im gonna do the same. feel bad for the new drill though. good work git r done...

cool-you doin a HHO ...
By: m3sca1. on 21 Mar 08, 15:10:33
cool-you doin a HHO cell? i like your plasma cutter btw=]

That really is ...
By: cheaphardwarez. on 21 Mar 08, 14:17:12
That really is pretty damn clever. Now, IM going to add a couple resistors and a 200 amp mosfet to the output so I can really crank it!

for cyberscann54 ...
By: m3sca1. on 25 Feb 08, 23:28:34
for cyberscann54 and waynedavisband- if you google -variable speed switches for cordless tools- you will see it is in fact a simple PWM

Hooked it up to ...
By: m3sca1. on 25 Feb 08, 09:02:13
Hooked it up to speaker and it squeals a tone,that sounds like a square wave,or maybe saw tooth-it has what looks like a power FET hanging out the side,although there are no numbers on the transistor to check that. I am thinking maybe with a large resistance on the output ,i could use my sound card to sample the waveform,so that i can look at it. Any thoughts on that?

im currently making ...
By: m3sca1. on 25 Feb 08, 07:46:06
im currently making the dave lawton PWM.

ok this is what i ...
By: m3sca1. on 25 Feb 08, 07:44:15
ok this is what i found on a quick google search-for "PWM motor speed controller battery drill" DC motor speed controls (as used in cordless drills and the like) are most commonly a relatively low frequency PWM. i was pretty sure its a simple PWM,now im wondering,so im going to test/check it with speaker on the output.I figure if it hums then its pulsing. I dont have a scope to put it on,unfortunately

not a PWM just a ...
By: cyberscann54. on 25 Feb 08, 05:39:42
not a PWM just a current regulator DC drill no pulse just straight current with a variable resistor to adjust the current PWM (Pulse Width Modulator)_-_-_--__--__--___---___---ex. your drill ____________________ PWM's are real easy to make.I will make a video of a few simple PWM's and some circuits that use them and will even upload the schematics to my website. Check my Page for link

not a pwm my friend ...
By: waynedavisband. on 25 Feb 08, 04:55:32
not a pwm my friend no pulse just adjustable current through a switching transistor but now atleast you have a means of adjusting current but there again no pulse from the output to the motor just current adjust steady on flow

McGyver strikes ...
By: babyella07. on 24 Feb 08, 15:35:05
McGyver strikes again. Nice 1 dude.

you gonna use that ...
By: crob227. on 24 Feb 08, 14:33:31
you gonna use that motor? bet it can generate massive current with the rite mods, if you can take it apart without damaging the the armature you can rewind it with heavier or lighter gauge wire depending on the voltage per rpm you want. also you can get neo mags shaped like the ones from the motor. If the drill is good it will also have bearing for the shaft which is a big plus.

the innerds of a ...
By: fingers1572. on 24 Feb 08, 14:16:44
the innerds of a batterybrill EH? good info thanks

Steam over High Voltage Spark Gap
Posted by: m3sca1

Video duration: 233 seconds

Experiments with High Voltage D.C. and steam.Super heated steam,from a microwave oven,in a High Voltage D.C. spark gap.

Related: arc, cold, current, direct, fuel, fusion, gap, high, hv, plasma, power, spark, steam, supply, voltage, water

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Alpha particles ...
By: cribcat1. on 14 Jul 08, 08:04:53
Alpha particles aren't the fun part. good point m3sca1.

yes a good cheap ...
By: m3sca1. on 14 Jul 08, 07:59:43
yes a good cheap source of HV parts for sure-just be careful with the pink ceramic on the magnetron-its got beryllium in it-and care must be taken not to break it. breathing any dust from the broken ceramic,would not be good.

Nice! microwaves ...
By: cribcat1. on 13 Jul 08, 22:49:51
Nice! microwaves are fun. I have four now...well parts of them.

it was last seen ...
By: m3sca1. on 13 Jul 08, 03:54:57
it was last seen cooking a laptop computer =D

Your wife called. ...
By: alee192. on 13 Jul 08, 01:08:32
Your wife called. She wants to know what you did with the microwave. LOL!

not a lot-when you ...
By: m3sca1. on 06 Apr 08, 04:38:42
not a lot-when you see the steam coming out of the nozzle-it is because of the HV.you can hear the steam from the microwave crackling in the plug before switch on-then switch on and it either gets super heated or cracked-i have not tested the flammability and am having issues holding the lid on the steam vessel in the oven.

The suspense is ...
By: ChrisPCrunchy. on 05 Apr 08, 19:54:56
The suspense is killing me WHAT HAPPENED?

Hmm, What about a ...
By: FormalScience. on 05 Apr 08, 16:51:05
Hmm, What about a microwave cooker, would it be possible to adjust the frequency?, his machine will heat gold particles yet wont harm the tissues of the body. whats the difference between a microwave and a radio wave, frequency? soz about all the questions. I need to do some reading on radio and microwaves etc.

i dont think ...
By: m3sca1. on 05 Apr 08, 08:39:44
i dont think lighting a flouro can be used as a benchmark for the right freq.any tesla coil ,and other RF of high pressure will light a flouro,when held in the field. john was using microwaves so 14MHz is way off the mark. 1.4 giga Hz more likely. thats more in the range of wireless LAN systems and bluetooth frequencies.

Google - John ...
By: FormalScience. on 05 Apr 08, 08:17:34
Google - John Kanzius, he has designed a RFG that causes hydrogen on demand from salt water, he was trying to kill cancer cells by bombarding them with radio frequencies, his machine will also light a UV tube when passed through the signal field - this could be used as a indicator that the correct frequency had been achieved?, 14MHz I think?, how hard can it be to replicate?. after all he made some of it from old pots pans, as for my skills I'm learning the hard way. :)

you can use a ...
By: m3sca1. on 04 Apr 08, 23:46:40
you can use a trigger from a battery drill,a motor drive circuit out of a modern washing machine,possibly even a midi signal from a music keyboard.depends on how variable you want it and how good your electronics skills are.what you have in mind?

How can you make a ...
By: FormalScience. on 04 Apr 08, 22:36:54
How can you make a radio frequency generator?. Would it be possible to convert something, as I couldn't afford to buy.. any ideas?

man, you are one ...
By: SmartScarecrow. on 02 Apr 08, 15:12:54
man, you are one class a scavenger !!! nothing goes to waste with you around ... give you are roll of duct tape and a swiss army knife and you would be dangerous ...

i will look into ...
By: m3sca1. on 01 Apr 08, 02:38:41
i will look into that ,thanx honda =]

hi a guy tells meif ...
By: honda4004. on 31 Mar 08, 21:49:02
hi a guy tells meif you steam vapour through copper wooland bronze wool in a tube together then let it condensate .that that should be heavy water.chrispcrunchy youtuber is good for this knowledge ok

where else, other ...
By: m3sca1. on 31 Mar 08, 12:05:19
where else, other than snow or hail can a different weight of water be found?;]

i havent tried ...
By: m3sca1. on 31 Mar 08, 12:03:06
i havent tried lighting that expansion of vapor yet,but the volume increase after switch on was alot for something that was alrady steam.

magic smoke still ...
By: m3sca1. on 31 Mar 08, 11:57:46
magic smoke still in the microwave=] power supply is an old micro~ oven transformer with bridge rectifier-see earlier vid

i was thinking ...
By: m3sca1. on 31 Mar 08, 11:53:29
i was thinking steam would be better because of the results from my previous experiments.all about just trying out ideas really.

hi platinum plug , ...
By: honda4004. on 30 Mar 08, 21:47:35
hi platinum plug ,plasma ignition. ionised steam/snow .yes? ac some where and frequency.should be on par as others that have done this and been ridiculed.i believe you will crack it soon as it adds up cheers

nicely done. I ...
By: SmartScarecrow. on 30 Mar 08, 17:34:45
nicely done. I think I did see a bit of a plasma arc there before you BLOWED UP your electrical panel and let the magic blue smoke out of your microwave. Had planned to use inductive heater to make the steam as the microwave seemed a bit over kill for the modest amount of steam required. but if it works, great. what are you using as your high voltage power source to fire the plug? I have a 9000v 20ma neon sign transformer on order. my apparatus is similar to yours.

cant wait to see ...
By: crob227. on 30 Mar 08, 17:05:03
cant wait to see that! you get 5 stars, for the balls to do such a dangorous expiriment.

Nice attempt! ...
By: h2generation. on 30 Mar 08, 15:25:21
Nice attempt! looking forward to seeing it work :) I am looking into putting together a similar setup, but instead of steam I was planning on using a small water pump and a misting/fogging nozzle. Is there a reason for the water to be heated to steam, or would it be the same to just use room-temperature water?

Re: Resonance....it fills local space!
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Video duration: 180 seconds

Video response to Zer0PointUnlimited Showing similar effects.

Related: radiant, ac, energy, energy, one, pole, radiant, resonance, splitting, tesla, the, wire

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yeah they are ...
By: m3sca1. on 30 Aug 08, 23:25:21
yeah they are whoppers =] i got four of em. its hard to find big caps. i think they would be well suited to a tesla primary tank circuit.
nice caps !
By: tvryb. on 30 Aug 08, 22:43:42
nice caps !
just adding a spark ...
By: m3sca1. on 30 Aug 08, 21:21:27
just adding a spark gap will give capacitance. a series of gaps,will increase the spark intesity not sure the neon will provide the same bounce,or capacitance that an open gap will. if the plug has an 'R' on its code-it has a resistor. i have seen a variety of caps used in the radiant spark plug setups. i forgot to mention some sort of HV diode. i have been using microwave diodes-but gotoluc reckons they arent as good as the smaller rated ones in series.
i will have a look ...
By: m3sca1. on 30 Aug 08, 21:12:10
i will have a look at that today.
find the old cell ...
By: crob227. on 30 Aug 08, 11:02:28
find the old cell and hook the lead that has amperage on it through on plate of the cell. and you will see that one wire electrolosis i was telling you about.
The light? try a ...
By: d3adp001. on 30 Aug 08, 08:34:25
The light? try a total of 4 fixtures and 8 tubes, but it has to be tuned in to do it, just sweep and when they go out stop. As far as radiant spark for the engine, well I would love to, and proly will at some point, but I just don't want to jump to far ahead to fast, I want others to be able to follow the steps. Small engines plugs don't have resistors in them so thats easy, but I would need to know what cap to add, and can a neon be used instead of the gap?
cool-sounds wierd ...
By: m3sca1. on 30 Aug 08, 05:24:07
cool-sounds wierd the light going out. maybe you should get back to it sooner than later-given the motor your running. have you tried a different spark in it yet? you will burn more water in the cylinder with a radiant spark. you know yourself it already wants to go that way,with the EMF's you showed it putting out off the engine. take the resistor out of the plug,add capacitance,and add another spark gap in series before the plug. thanx for your comment
Ya I have a setup ...
By: d3adp001. on 30 Aug 08, 04:15:41
Ya I have a setup like that, I can jam cell phones radios, meters anything electrical within a 10 diameter, including making my flourecent lights go off even when they have power. All sorts of weird things happen everytime I fire it up. I don't have any measure device that works properly while its on so its hard to see what its doing. It also electrifies the whole circuit including the battery with HV despite diodes and the such. weird stuff, one day I will get back to it.
thanx man, it is ...
By: m3sca1. on 30 Aug 08, 03:26:05
thanx man, it is analog scope BTW-it just looked wrong cos the sound on my camera sometimes gets out of sync with the picture.
yes your waveform ...
By: m3sca1. on 30 Aug 08, 03:22:56
yes your waveform is very similar to the link. i have seen that before on mine,cant remember what i was doing...
Go check out my ...
By: Zer0PointUnlimited. on 30 Aug 08, 02:48:20
Go check out my description...in it I put a link to a waveform from an over unity device, a water spark plug made by Puriarch...see the similarity??
Very cool, I bet if ...
By: Zer0PointUnlimited. on 30 Aug 08, 02:39:24
Very cool, I bet if it was analog like mine it would be much more evident! Radiant likes to ionize things...in fact a gaseous bulb is one of the only ways to detect radiant. In fact, I can hold the glass of neon and bring it near the coil and it will light up where my fingers are touching the glass!!! Very nice though, keep up the investigations...Two thumbs up

Home made HV Capacitor-ignition coil intensifier
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Video duration: 280 seconds

a simple home made capacitor for increasing the intensity of the spark off an ignition coil.

Related: home, radiant, capacitor, capacitorignition, coil, energy, made, plug, spark, water

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Your cap assy has ...
By: smokyatgroups. on 01 Nov 08, 14:50:20
Your cap assy has nice low inductance as it's not wound like normal caps. Predominant effect is Xc which is what you want for fast charge/discharge cycles.

awesome post! ...
By: somethingplanet. on 27 Oct 08, 04:22:34
awesome post! check out our vids when you get the chance:)

a PWM is pulsing ...
By: m3sca1. on 11 Oct 08, 00:00:30
a PWM is pulsing the DC into a square wave AC 6volt signal that goes into the igntion coils. then the capacitor condenses the long thin blue spark into a shorter thicker white spark.

what is your input ...
By: warcryrecords. on 10 Oct 08, 14:54:07
what is your input voltage at the coil? is it 12 volts or higher? if its higher how did you get the higher voltage?

thanx for your ...
By: m3sca1. on 02 Oct 08, 15:35:29
thanx for your comment. the cap is across the output of the 2 igntition coils. conected between the high voltage output terminals. i plan to make smaller caps-1 for each lead,after the distributor. so that each plug has its own cap.

Hello m3sca1,I ...
By: warcryrecords. on 01 Oct 08, 21:21:24
Hello m3sca1,I really like your work. very cutting edge stuff.can you post a complete diagram or video of this setup?where are you putting your homemade capacitor in the circuit at? where are you connecting it at?

you want to boost ...
By: m3sca1. on 29 Sep 08, 08:54:06
you want to boost it after the distributor rotor-on the lead, if you boost it before the distibutor it will make trouble for the timing.

am I wrong? the ...
By: douglundy. on 29 Sep 08, 01:48:19
am I wrong? the spark circuit does not go through the points because this is the primary, not the secondary which carries the high voltage. YOure boosting the high tension secondary circuit, correct. Not the primary circuit which goes through either the points or electronic breaker system ..The super spark would only go through the rotor and back out again to the plug wires, placed in the coil output line to distributor.

no-i think its a ...
By: m3sca1. on 28 Sep 08, 11:08:32
no-i think its a polycarbonate-i got it at a recycler co-op. chopping board would probably work tho

are you using ...
By: prototype9000. on 28 Sep 08, 09:42:27
are you using cutting boards as the dialectric

yes
By: m3sca1. on 14 Sep 08, 00:58:03
yes

could you use the ...
By: crob227. on 14 Sep 08, 00:25:24
could you use the cap for a 15kv nst??

no probs! thanx ...
By: m3sca1. on 11 Sep 08, 10:27:53
no probs! thanx for commentin'

what he said ^ ;)
By: m3sca1. on 11 Sep 08, 10:27:18
what he said ^ ;)

The new energy ...
By: ipctec. on 07 Sep 08, 01:36:00
The new energy Revolution has started ! No more patents, open scource must rule the game.... The fossil fuel will come to the ends, cause our alternative energy revolution is growing wordwide !

i think just ...
By: XRRep. on 05 Sep 08, 04:40:33
i think just putting a MSD ignition box on the Vehical gives 3 quick pulses of 5 amps and one 10 amp spark above 3000 rpm, that does give better fuel consumption

havent measured it
By: m3sca1. on 04 Sep 08, 07:10:06
havent measured it

ozicell sent me a ...
By: m3sca1. on 04 Sep 08, 07:09:02
ozicell sent me a link to a product that is an ignition wire with a flexible capacitor in the lead. see Nology wires. same sort of spark,and not going thru the distributor. it looks easy to replicate too

yeah-and its just a ...
By: m3sca1. on 04 Sep 08, 07:05:06
yeah-and its just a standard champion plug with no resistor and the arc tip removed,and ground smooth with a dremel tool.=]

wow that looks like ...
By: XRRep. on 03 Sep 08, 04:13:18
wow that looks like a fire storm plug at the end of the vid

love you work sir! ...
By: batistax777. on 03 Sep 08, 01:59:21
love you work sir! thanks for taking the time to share it...

at what voltage ...
By: potroastmaster. on 02 Sep 08, 21:06:07
at what voltage were you getting towards the end of the video? at the spark tip?

yes i agree-not ...
By: m3sca1. on 02 Sep 08, 07:56:57
yes i agree-not sure how an intensified spark would go thru a distributor.

if i can get the ...
By: m3sca1. on 02 Sep 08, 07:55:54
if i can get the size down-im thinking 1 capacitor per cylinder,unless the rotary distributor can handle that sort of spark,then only one is needed. any engine running spark plugs would benefit from a stronger spark for ignition. thanx for your comment

That would be great ...
By: ehnriko. on 01 Sep 08, 23:22:37
That would be great!... I remember back in the eighties, there was one unbranded item in the local market which VW race buffs were buying, it's no bigger than a coil and they simply attach it between the coil and the distributor... it seems to increase the spark plug power too. But I am a bit skeptical about what it does to the contact point. It's ok to intensify the spark plugs right where its' needed... but intensifying the contact point - I believe is not necessary. More Power!

Police mistake Cold Fusion for Drug Lab.
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A Cautionary tale....

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fortunatley no ...
By: m3sca1. on 15 Nov 08, 20:47:31
fortunatley no damage -just footprints

did they pay for ...
By: REYDOW. on 15 Nov 08, 19:32:55
did they pay for damage?

they thought the ...
By: sickpigrecords. on 15 Nov 08, 11:36:28
they thought the circuits were parts of bombs as tey stupid police didnt even find the ingredents the thing is its legal to make and test responcably bot not to blow stuff up selling it here carrys a sectance of up to 14 years what a joke they couldnt catch a cold uw worries me that they ranscacked my m8s house and found when they swabed it aswell as my bag we are trying to help the world not destroy it still have got stuff back prob. never will

we had a simalar ...
By: sickpigrecords. on 15 Nov 08, 11:32:00
we had a simalar problem in the uk but they thought we were terrorists lol i had made some rocket fule as well as various pwm and high voltage multiplyers hho cells and bedini circuits and his big bro got hole of some sodium chlorate roket fule and got drunk at the pub and being the dunce he is tryed to sell it to an asian bad move he is still in prison awatin court 4 months down the line as for us they took loads of our stuff and took my m8 in for a few days but making its fine

Makes you wonder ...
By: marcuu5. on 13 Nov 08, 01:15:00
Makes you wonder how they ever became detectives in the first place. Makes sure they pay for any damage.

they didnt ...
By: m3sca1. on 08 Nov 08, 08:00:34
they didnt know-thats why THEY thought it was something other than what it is! they were looking for someone else-at the wrong address too mind you!

How did they know ...
By: yatteyattahpottery. on 08 Nov 08, 00:56:17
How did they know what you where doing there in the first place Who told them?

*HrHr* im lucky, ...
By: Energermany. on 05 Nov 08, 12:39:53
*HrHr* im lucky, that it not happend to me. :o)

you know I have ...
By: whiterican74. on 05 Nov 08, 00:55:42
you know I have even had the state called on me before with people accusing our home of being meth addicts and producers.... When I showed the department exactly what I was doing they shook their heads and haven't bothered me since. go figure. Any one who thinks that you will not come in opposition on any front you will find that you are in for a world of shit far greater than you could ever face. Hell the arces were even called on me for using my power inverters to run my home...

If you own a lab ...
By: cribcat1. on 03 Nov 08, 20:12:13
If you own a lab that is not controlled or sanctioned by the gov.... you are classified as a terrorist. Have had personal experience.

hilarious!!!
By: sdfab. on 03 Nov 08, 07:16:38
hilarious!!!

man i thought i was ...
By: m3sca1. on 03 Nov 08, 06:27:42
man i thought i was paranoid-i never showed them any fuel savings-and it was the haz mat crew-not the coppers that got the low down. they are like overqualified firemen. and REALLY where interested in the process. i know this because one thought he had figured out how it worked but could not see a key component. i would have shown the cops too had they shown any interest. if only one of them went home and typed HHO into a search engine then it was worth it for increasing awareness. standup

no tip off they ...
By: m3sca1. on 03 Nov 08, 06:11:06
no tip off they were looking for someone else in an unrelated matter

LOL that's one for ...
By: zeropointfuel. on 03 Nov 08, 01:33:06
LOL that's one for the books keep up the good fight

dont kid yourself ...
By: kissmyhho. on 03 Nov 08, 00:14:00
dont kid yourself good people i had a friend once that was a copper and he told me when he was drunk one day that every cockup he makes leads to double time and that is how he saves enough money for his boat. the law is an economy to you know. they have kids to feed and bills to pay. we are all feedin fuckers and they are no different.

I don't believe ...
By: jo2nne. on 02 Nov 08, 23:15:14
I don't believe that they were there for that, they just happened to stumble across it, and couldn't help being nosey fuckers!!! They'll get into shit for wasteing valuable time and money, and gave themselves a lot more paper work than was necessary!!! stupid fucks!!!

I've been worrying ...
By: pat1huey. on 02 Nov 08, 22:03:38
I've been worrying about this for awhile. At least you have a good story to tell now...

wooh! Oh .. this ...
By: InventorGadget. on 02 Nov 08, 21:28:49
wooh! Oh .. this was serious,, Made me smile after a wile too, thinking of how un-happy the police where by finding..nothing :D But, the real question is what the f**ck they where doing in you're shed in the first place! What, like someone tipped them off ? Makes you wonder,why they did it, maybe to scare you? Well keep it up and all !

I'd be inclinded to ...
By: Actual12. on 02 Nov 08, 20:45:56
I'd be inclinded to show them nothing more than necessary to extricate yourself. Your volunteered info is likely to get you a visit from the tax man to collect the state's share of your "fuel" taxes otherwise missed by their taxation methods.

Could easily happen ...
By: Actual12. on 02 Nov 08, 20:40:33
Could easily happen here in the US with no tie to G Dubya, whatsoever.

Holy crap, bet a ...
By: kno3dude. on 02 Nov 08, 12:42:17
Holy crap, bet a couple of real labs got a good break after the law wasted time on your fusion lab

Thats it no more ...
By: ChrisPCrunchy. on 02 Nov 08, 11:20:41
Thats it no more cold fusion experiments using the bong, I dont want to temp fate. From now on Im using the bong only for the purpose it was designed for.

Now why doesn't ...
By: babyella07. on 02 Nov 08, 08:25:28
Now why doesn't this happen on neighbours or home and away?

yeah-i cant imagine ...
By: m3sca1. on 02 Nov 08, 08:03:34
yeah-i cant imagine how much it must have cost. the wages,the fuel,the paperwork,downtime... etc. the mind boggles...

lol if i had Hydro ...
By: m3sca1. on 02 Nov 08, 07:32:41
lol if i had Hydro -they would have found it! at one point an Infa red camera came out,and they scanned the sheds and dwellings. the neighbours had a great time watching the fiasco.

Steam over High Voltage Spark Gap 2
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Video duration: 186 seconds

Steam over High Voltage spark plug with large capacitor.

Related: arc, cold, current, direct, fuel, fusion, gap, hho, high, hv, hydrogen, plasma, power, spark, steam, supply, voltage, water

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thats got me ...
By: m3sca1. on 12 Oct 08, 00:17:50
thats got me thinkin-there would have to be oxidisatioin of the electrode-its does rust up the plug quickly-would be nice to have access to gas chromatograph,how else would i find the products of combustion? i did try lighting it after the expansion-and it would not take flame. thanx for your comment.

Could be that you ...
By: ChrisPCrunchy. on 11 Oct 08, 18:16:53
Could be that you are oxidising the electrode of the plug to form a less dense gas which then ignites creating the expansion. Super heated steam will oxidise most metals. Is the electrode being erroded relatively quickly by the process?

If you get it water ...
By: ChrisPCrunchy. on 11 Oct 08, 18:11:36
If you get it water at just the right temp before injecting it into plasma spark plug, then all the plug has to do is supply the latent heat required for the expansion from liquid to vapour. If you then cool the exhaust back to that temperature and recycle it back again the process becomes that much more efficient because all you are ever doing is supplying just the energy needed to create the expansion.

looks like plasma ...
By: prototype9000. on 26 Sep 08, 06:14:29
looks like plasma to me i bet that would run an engine with some modification

not enough time in ...
By: m3sca1. on 21 Aug 08, 07:39:19
not enough time in the lab(busy workn) and taken life a bit too serious atm. sorry mate. =] im not setup to run the steam again yet. im working on making a 12v system for the steam plug,and getting it hot enough to do the same as the wall current. when thats all done then i will go back the plug and if i can get my hands on a lathe,turn up some plug shrouds. pulsing the steam would be even better i feel,and im looking at buying a HV optocoupler for isolating the plug when the cap charges

reply to m3sca1 10 ...
By: tediouse. on 21 Aug 08, 07:21:36
reply to m3sca1 10 mins ago the $ bit was a joke ,you are spending to much time in the lab, i dont need the money my wife takes care of that, have you tried out lowering the steam pipe yet i ,still think its over flooding causeing it to be erratic ,i feel that if the pulse is timed and the steam pressure regulated, and the chamber,s capped it should be closer to what you are looking for.

thanx for your ...
By: m3sca1. on 21 Aug 08, 06:45:26
thanx for your comments. i will try to change nozzle shapes at a later date.i doubt that braising will hold up to the temperature/pressure,and feel that a single piece cut on a lathe would be required. as for making millions-since its posted in the public domain-it cant be patented,and is freely available for anyone to do with,what they will. i appreciate your input-but pls dont talk about $. if you have the resources to try your idea,feel free to join in,as mine are limited. m3sca1

tediouse again ,i ...
By: tediouse. on 20 Aug 08, 21:48:15
tediouse again ,i noticed that the water /steam is higher than the plug set up,i think that would cause excess water down the pipe,maybe flooding to much in! put the steam below the set up,regulate the pressure, put the hemi cap on the end of the plug, and dont forget the holes,x3 ,ok get on it.

ok looks good,what ...
By: tediouse. on 19 Aug 08, 21:53:33
ok looks good,what if you take a convex cap with say 3 holes in it ,braze it over the top of the adapter ,try with regulating the steam pressure at differing pressure, then when you make a million or two send me a cheque for a 100,000 im not greedy. tediouse

yes-it would be ...
By: m3sca1. on 17 Aug 08, 02:08:49
yes-it would be nice to try a rocket like nozzle,and measure the thrust force. the shroud has a small taper in it already-but it could be tighter. thanx for your comment

nice! have you ever ...
By: HEAVYSNIPE123. on 16 Aug 08, 23:45:35
nice! have you ever thought of putting up a nozzel on it?

why is this ...
By: masonrox2547. on 01 Aug 08, 09:08:42
why is this intresting

thanx for that-i ...
By: m3sca1. on 27 Jul 08, 13:09:43
thanx for that-i never tried zinc electrodes in the "cold fusion" thing. ive got some from an earlier experiment with low voltage spark cells.

There are some ...
By: tjeerdG. on 27 Jul 08, 11:03:46
There are some theories for cold plasma reactions on the electrolise of water that has to do something with metal, especialy zink, an italian scientist is working on this

Yes very ...
By: tjeerdG. on 27 Jul 08, 11:00:59
Yes very interesting, also to see how the vapor becomes very conductive.... Hope you do the test with the bottle to see if there is any extra expantion, this would be quite some news....

notice the ...
By: m3sca1. on 23 Jul 08, 15:15:08
notice the expansion that is already steam,expands alot more. thats what i find interesting.

In burning water, ...
By: tjeerdG. on 22 Jul 08, 18:54:39
In burning water, the explosive creation of steam is the force that pushes the piston down... so heating it up before is a waist of energy

thats a good ...
By: m3sca1. on 09 Jul 08, 07:37:38
thats a good idea-will try when i get things set up again-thanx for your comment.

m3 Cool idea. Have ...
By: slider1860. on 08 Jul 08, 23:44:15
m3 Cool idea. Have you tried to see how much expansion that you get of the steam when you hit it with the juice? Try like putting a soda bottle over the top of the plug and see what happens.

i think it will ...
By: m3sca1. on 05 Jul 08, 22:01:10
i think it will work better under vacuum rather than pressure. worth a try though

So what hapens if ...
By: rfsimoes. on 05 Jul 08, 21:33:22
So what hapens if we inject steam into a cilinder, compress it and then spark it? Any ideas? any tests?

yep make it DC - ...
By: m3sca1. on 02 Jul 08, 09:57:46
yep make it DC -you can see how to make a high voltage rectifier on my video High Voltage DC Experiments

No I didn't rectify ...
By: cheesefighter. on 01 Jul 08, 21:59:35
No I didn't rectify it. Do u suggest I do? I'm not to clever with electronics but I can work it out from a simple description. Do u mean changing the ac output to dc?

did you rectify it ...
By: m3sca1. on 01 Jul 08, 10:51:03
did you rectify it off the NST? the plug has no resistor also. yes ChrisP' is doing some amazing stuff,thats for sure. im still not sure that all the H isnt burned in the arc,but in this instance i was after the same process as in the previous vid. and that is to burn. you should hear it! the sound on the camera doesnt do it justice. this thing is loud,sounds like a rocket.

Thats cool. I tried ...
By: cheesefighter. on 30 Jun 08, 22:53:15
Thats cool. I tried this same set up using a 9000volt neon transformer. Wasn't as impressive as yours though. If you use carbon electrodes instead of spark plug the hydrogen shouldn't ignite in the plasma. Check out ChrisPCrunchy videos if u havent already subscibed to him.

Electrogravitics pt1
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Video duration: 326 seconds

Experiments inspired by the work of T.T.Brown.

Related: antigravity, dc, electrogravitics, experiments, gravity, hv, ion, lifter, t.t.brown, ufo, wind

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Searching for Plasma pt.1
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Experiments with warm plasma electrolysis in potassium carbonate solution,using cerium and thorium loaded TIG welding rods,and misch metal(flint)electrod es.
Special thanks to d3adp001 for a new direction.

Related: cerium, cfr, cold, electrode, electrolyte, experiment, fusion, high, hv, plasmsa, pyrophoric, reactor, thorium, tig, tungsten, voltage

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Capacitor Discharge water cracking
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Experiments with High Voltage D.C. capacitor discharge in de-mineralised water.

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lol-no worries mate ...
By: m3sca1. on 10 Nov 08, 08:25:52
lol-no worries mate thats what im here for- providing Food4Thought =]

GUY I JUST WATCHED ...
By: NEON271156. on 09 Nov 08, 10:19:23
GUY I JUST WATCHED 5 VIDEOS THAT CAUGHT MY IMAJINATION AND THERE ALL YOURS MESCAL, lol, COOL DUDE. THOM SCOTLAND.

now you see why im ...
By: m3sca1. on 04 Nov 08, 05:45:10
now you see why im using the trigger for the short pulses? this is precisely what meyer talked about,the process is opposite to electrolysis. reduce the current to a minimum and let the voltage do the work. its not about amps and conductivity,its about short pulses that excite the water molecule til it comes apart.

i thought ...
By: skierplaterandy. on 04 Nov 08, 02:13:16
i thought demineralised water cant conduct electricity... how does this work?

Giday mate
By: mukwa007. on 12 Oct 08, 03:57:07
Giday mate

no fusion? :)
By: nfexp. on 07 Oct 08, 21:37:46
no fusion? :)

4 microwave oven ...
By: m3sca1. on 19 Sep 08, 10:05:19
4 microwave oven diodes-see them in my vid... High Voltage DC Experiments sorry i missed your question-seems it didnt appear in my inbox,else i would have answered earlier.

its the dielectric ...
By: m3sca1. on 19 Sep 08, 10:05:16
its the dielectric breakdown of a capacitor. the water being the dielectric.

Hello , what you ...
By: fdoca. on 03 Sep 08, 01:48:34
Hello , what you use rectify to DC? thanks

Sort of a Marx ...
By: esterbrickle. on 26 Aug 08, 19:26:30
Sort of a Marx generator with the water cell as the spark gap. Nice!

What is "water ...
By: BenHutchinson1. on 11 Aug 08, 07:14:18
What is "water cracking"? Is this like electrolysis?

And even if it ...
By: BenHutchinson1. on 11 Aug 08, 07:13:37
And even if it charges at 20 amps, the discharge is SO fast that the output current is in the HUNDREDS of amps.

i dont have a meter ...
By: m3sca1. on 09 Jul 08, 21:32:31
i dont have a meter to measure this that wont blow up-so im only guessing. most MOT's put out about 2kV at the secondary. its full wave rectified,so im gonna say ~1kV DC from the supply,before the capacitor. only thing limiting the current is a 20 amp fuse,so when i say it dims the lights in the shed,you know we are talking big amps. this is why im working on similar from a 12 volt battery,stepped to 20-40kV then rectifiy and put in capacitor. with adjustable frequency off the circuit

great work....can ...
By: dreamyear. on 09 Jul 08, 12:33:56
great work....can you tell us volts and amps used? that's huge spark

thanx =]
By: m3sca1. on 08 Jul 08, 07:45:29
thanx =]

crazy, loved it.
By: shimoda18. on 08 Jul 08, 07:04:01
crazy, loved it.

may i ask at what ...
By: potroastmaster. on 30 Jun 08, 22:43:59
may i ask at what voltage was your high voltage set to? you may message me off this page for secure reasons if you would like, thanks, Jeff.

sounds like he is ...
By: m3sca1. on 30 Jun 08, 08:58:02
sounds like he is talking about a diode. man the energy in those bright flashes... ...watch it pull the bottom electrode into the cell with each implosion...

i dont know about ...
By: metalminded. on 29 Jun 08, 10:17:41
i dont know about what spark gaps do but i like the bright flashes!! a friend who has made several cells talks about spark gaps that only allow current to flow one direction all the time, and that he thinks its important.

High Voltage D.C. spark tests
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Video duration: 267 seconds

Experiments with High Voltage D.C. and a spark plug in water with and without electrolytes.

Related: browns, cold, dc, electrolysis, fuel, fusion, gas, hho, high, hv, hydrogen, plasma, voltage, water

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I see that your ...
By: Auroraa94. on 06 Nov 08, 18:49:32
I see that your using hot water for "cold fusion"....look at my Video...i made a Cold HHO ion

thanx for you ...
By: m3sca1. on 23 Oct 08, 07:21:26
thanx for you comment-i got one since your comment and will use it on any similar setups. i had been holding out on buying new meters,but that was a good excuse =]

I would suggest a ...
By: tom3777. on 20 Oct 08, 15:47:40
I would suggest a clamp meter to measure the current. There is another video on youtube that has similar results with a dripping water supply into a spark plug.

Glade I could help. ...
By: RHEAD100. on 17 Jun 08, 15:39:47
Glade I could help. I once used an old stile auto coil and ran 110 volts through it. Talk about an arc !!!!

thankyou for that- ...
By: m3sca1. on 16 Jun 08, 21:27:33
thankyou for that- i am going to welding supply shop for ferrocerium electrodes and will get some while im there.

Gentalmen !!!! ...
By: RHEAD100. on 16 Jun 08, 13:01:55
Gentalmen !!!! Just go to home depot or lowe's and buy some cabon arc welding rods. They come in differant diameters and are 12 inches long.

no it wont, youre ...
By: palehorsepalerider. on 08 Jun 08, 02:05:40
no it wont, youre talking about water vapor essentially in a diesel, and it just wont happen.

Cool I went and ...
By: passingtime38. on 15 May 08, 19:44:22
Cool I went and bought a platinum plug yesterday. I did have better results later in the day. I got some arcing. you probably know this, but the venturi in a carbuator (spelling) will mist the water for you. The air/fuel mixture screws and the venturi work to make the right enviroment for combustion.

yea you will need ...
By: m3sca1. on 13 May 08, 00:02:49
yea you will need more volts-i hadnt thought about trying to do it inside a cylinder head. i need to achieve a burn of water vapour 1st

I tried something ...
By: passingtime38. on 12 May 08, 20:02:45
I tried something simular today. 110v ac in water and koh then water and baking soda. I just hooked the leads directly to the spark plug. I didn't hsve a lot of success. I think i need more volts. 220v? I did get small small buzzing

Have you thought ...
By: passingtime38. on 12 May 08, 06:57:18
Have you thought about putting your spark plug in a lawn mower engine. Put a mix of electrolyte and distilled water in the tank? you might want to change the jets on the carb to get the right mist.

I seen some ...
By: passingtime38. on 12 May 08, 06:44:05
I seen some technical diagrams of this process on a web sitw. 500links water for fuel I'm going to start doing some experiments soon. Nice work. I think misting water under compression will lead to combustion. I don't know though.

Use a platinum ...
By: dmgcat. on 12 May 08, 00:56:15
Use a platinum spark plug for better results. Hydrogen dissociates easier in the presence of platinum.

ahh ok-it was the ...
By: m3sca1. on 10 May 08, 04:51:49
ahh ok-it was the cheapest i could find-however it said alkaline long life. yeah i was gloved up,and disposed of the material accordingly...thanks for that.

You are pulling ...
By: ChrisPCrunchy. on 10 May 08, 02:25:45
You are pulling apart a heavy duty battery high power battery either Alkaline or Lithium. You need the real cheapy economy battery Zinc carbon type designed for low power devices like smoke detectors clocks torches etc. Buy the cheapest battery and you will have the right one. Ware gloves and be carefull when handling. make sure it says no mercury.

i just pulled apart ...
By: m3sca1. on 10 May 08, 01:56:01
i just pulled apart a fresh C cell and it didnt have a carbon rod-it has a thin electrode that looks like aluminium. which was inserted into a cardboard cylinder of mushy stuff that also looked like it contained aluminium in a paste. around the damp cardboard was damp black stuff with the consistency of crumbly wet chalk. any ideas?what battery did you get yours from?

its an old style ...
By: m3sca1. on 09 May 08, 02:12:01
its an old style microwave oven transformer(not a flyback),with its appropiate frequency doubler-on the input side,then the output is full wave rectified thru diodes that also came from Micro'ovens. ive blown a 15 amp fuse so im not puttin my 10 amp rated meter on it. heres what i think i will run now after your suggestion. sugar(white and brown) molasses horse shit and goat shit(let someone else chop the biomaterial up);] but i will stick to distilled for reasons of contaminating results

How do you produce ...
By: overunitydotcom. on 08 May 08, 20:51:32
How do you produce the high voltage again ? Well, if you measure directly the AC amps at the 240Volts AC sidewith a digital meter, this would be great. Just try sugar with tap water, more or less sugar,probably more, try different solutions. With biowaste I mean chopped gras lawn for instance or chopped leaves from trees, something you can find around your house easily or on your lawn or wood choppings. So there are many small particles of hydrocarbons inside the water. Many thanks.

im poorly equipped ...
By: m3sca1. on 08 May 08, 08:33:03
im poorly equipped in the test gear department.The circuit has a 20 Amp fuse,and is running from the wall at 240 V.Without a watt meter-i can only guess without risking blowing up multimeters.I spose i could keep changing fuses to a lower value until it pops-then call that the amps value to calculate wattage.Havent tried sugar yet,what kind of biowaste did you have in mind?.Will show flammability and biowaste and close up of plug burn in next vid...

Can you please show ...
By: overunitydotcom. on 08 May 08, 04:27:48
Can you please show in another video, that you can light the bubbles and they burn ? Did you now try sugar in water or biowaste ib water with the sparkplug ? How many Watts of power do you feed into the sparkplug to get this kind of arc burning ? Are the contact points of the spark plug consumed this way very fastly ?

i will try the ...
By: m3sca1. on 06 May 08, 21:11:31
i will try the sugar later today-need more distilled-powersupply is from an older style microwave oven-with frequency doubler-so about 100 cycles peer second.read above for voltage guesstimate. it looked like bi carb-graphite ,then oxalic acid-in that order of best gas produced. but it may be a fight for 1st place between the graphite and the bicarb.

Can you please test ...
By: overunitydotcom. on 06 May 08, 11:14:30
Can you please test with sugar in destilled water ? Which test did put out the most bubbles that can be burned ? Maybe chop up bio waste to very small pieces and this way a good production of CO and H2 burnable gases will be produced ? What Voltage or power supply did you use ? Many thanks.

i was thinking ...
By: m3sca1. on 06 May 08, 02:38:15
i was thinking something more simple like a water pump-but thanks for comment/ideas.

Hey COOL !! I saw ...
By: WizardFromHolland. on 05 May 08, 23:37:13
Hey COOL !! I saw on a video that the bubbles are react within a magnetic field . Maybee you can try to "push/pull" the bubbles away with a permanent magnet.

i am hoping more ...
By: m3sca1. on 05 May 08, 23:31:01
i am hoping more people start to try new ways of getting the results we are after. this is the edge of a whole new science. thanx for commenting.

HHO Catalyst & acid
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Video duration: 511 seconds

Experiments with Silicon Carbide as a catalyst and Oxalic acid as electrolyte.

Related: oxalic, acidbrowns, battery, catalyst, drill, electrolysis, fuel, gascarborundum, hho, hydrogen, meyer, pwm, trigger, water

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I had SiC laying ...
By: H2Osplitter. on 23 Jun 08, 00:01:57
I had SiC laying around the lab for 8 years for another purpose. I will try to get the supplier for you. The amps did not change when I added the power to the distilled water. I'm using the Smack Booster, which has two series cells in parallel, and each cell has a drop of 3 volts between a pair of plates. I'm not convinced that conditioning is even real yet. I have seen no difference in the output over time. I do feel that SiC reduces the thermal runaway, but I don't have any hard data.

and the acid will ...
By: m3sca1. on 22 Jun 08, 02:03:00
and the acid will clean the plates and you wil have to re-condition it. thanks for trying it in caustic.

were did you get ...
By: m3sca1. on 22 Jun 08, 02:01:59
were did you get your SiC microparticles? i just repeated it for you with a 120 grit carborundum material. the brand is carborundum abrasives australia. i dont know if its doped on the paper. did you watch the amps when you added the SiC? no neutral plates in my setup. the bubbles are much smaller with it in the water. you wont get foam with oxalic acid. im very cautious of recommending you try acid e-lyte ,because you have conditioned yours with lye.

I tried pure SiC ...
By: H2Osplitter. on 21 Jun 08, 20:49:07
I tried pure SiC microparticles (~10 microns) in my Smack Booster, and it didn't seem to do anything in distilled water. It did seem to make the bubbles a lot smaller after I added NaOH. When I used to get big bubbles pouring off the plates, now I get a foam pouring off. What is the voltage across your plates? It doesn't appear that there are any neutral plates in your design. Is there anything special about your SiC (possibly doped)? What grid sandpaper did you use? What brand was it?

This is really ...
By: h20splitter. on 18 Jun 08, 18:54:10
This is really science at it's best going on here- the stuff that they don't want you to know in colleges and universities. I'm curious to know what the output looks like with just the oxalic acid minus the SiC. Will it work with other common electrolytes such as KOH and NaOH? I wonder if the specific semiconductor matters? There are several potential candidates, and they can be doped to be p- or n-type, different band gaps, etc. Great work!

the fluid motion ...
By: m3sca1. on 18 Jun 08, 09:32:36
the fluid motion thru the cell keeps the stuff in suspension,so i dont think you would need to stir it more than it does itself

good idea.....
By: m3sca1. on 18 Jun 08, 09:25:28
good idea.....

Very informative ...
By: lrover03. on 18 Jun 08, 06:26:58
Very informative test. Thank you! I just now got my first cell assembled this afternoon and 'ran' it in with a 14 vdc. 50 amp power supply using tap water and a few teaspoons of sodium bicarbonate for the electrolyte. Production is average for a flat-plate cell. I definitely want to try the carborundum though. Did you just mix it in with the ionized water also? If this was used on a production cell, it would probably need an agitator in the bottom to keep it in suspension. Pretty ingenious!

if it stays as a ...
By: mielectric1. on 18 Jun 08, 02:25:15
if it stays as a solid in the solution, then it should be acting like micro neutral plates, with very small spacing. hmm more tests with varing plate distances might be helpful.

the other comments ...
By: toranarod. on 17 Jun 08, 22:10:54
the other comments are correct. pure #ucking genius's

what kind of charge ...
By: m3sca1. on 17 Jun 08, 10:28:20
what kind of charge coils?

well technically ...
By: m3sca1. on 17 Jun 08, 10:27:38
well technically speaking, by definition,an electrolyte is any substance containing free ions that behaves as an electrically conductive medium. since the silicon carbide is not an ionic coumpound(it wont dissolve in water),and is suspended in the water as unreacted particles that wont take place in any electrolytic processes,i am going with the term catalyst. unless someone proves otherwise ;] thanx4your comment.

Ampers start ...
By: Careica. on 16 Jun 08, 07:27:41
Ampers start raising at the end dramaticaly! Nice test! Much of learning stuff! Keep good work up! I will upload my progress tonight video. 5 stars from me! Reg. Careica (Michael)

very nice, an ...
By: mielectric1. on 16 Jun 08, 05:51:32
very nice, an electrolyte is anything that increases conductivity, so this is an electrolyte. I would just be curious if the reaction releases carbon dioxde. but very good work, and ingenuis thinking on the solid semi conduct elyte.

once again you are ...
By: toranarod. on 15 Jun 08, 22:35:53
once again you are doing the hard yards. I like the idea of the carborundum. much better than an acidic electrolyte. What do you think it would do if you were using charge coils. great Job.

thanx man-sometimes ...
By: m3sca1. on 15 Jun 08, 14:25:35
thanx man-sometimes the hard work pays off.

pure genius. bet ...
By: crob227. on 15 Jun 08, 12:55:45
pure genius. bet that will raise my amps. You got the answer for all the problems "lack of foam", where does it come from,,,,does it make your brain hurt to think that strong?

HHO cell with Ultrasonic fogger
Posted by: m3sca1

Video duration: 124 seconds

This experiment tests if ultrasonic waves increase gas production,in an HHO cell.Follow ups show that gas decreases if left on,so maybe pulsing would help.
This msg is for sirHOAX.
I posted this vid saying in it that i havent seen this done before.Just after uploading i find you have already done this 2months ago.So credit to you for the idea.

Related: browns, efficiency, electrolysis, fogger, gas, hho, hydrogen, ultrasonic

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ah ok no ...
By: m3sca1. on 10 Oct 08, 23:56:31
ah ok no worries-btw there should be 3 resonances in the water molecule. so i reckon hitting with all 3 would work much better than just one or two.

I was replying to " ...
By: Lokivoid. on 10 Oct 08, 13:26:25
I was replying to "TeslaLight" post where he was describeing current from a Audio amplifers PWM ciruit being pumped directly into Electrolosis plates. This would generate nothing but radio whitenoise. it wouldnt generate anything within H2O's harmonic Ressoance range.

the fogger is an ...
By: m3sca1. on 09 Oct 08, 23:36:12
the fogger is an ultrasonic device and has nothing to do with the PWM that is running the cell. they are independant of each other. the point of this is to clear the small bubbles from the electrolyte with sound vibrations that make the small bubbles coalesce into bigger ones.

what you just ...
By: Lokivoid. on 09 Oct 08, 20:23:04
what you just described is not ultrasonic, sorry you basicly just described a poor mans PWM circuit. And for the record meyers was a con-artist.

great
By: jcfdillon. on 14 Sep 08, 07:21:10
great

Ultrasonics is what ...
By: TeslaLight. on 13 Aug 08, 07:59:17
Ultrasonics is what Meyer was doing. He placed the transducers (called bolts) in the bottom of the center cell. His circuit is a transducer driver circuit. He switched back and forth between current and higher voltage driver for transducer. Nice job.

lolololol xD
By: setoman1. on 31 Jul 08, 04:30:06
lolololol xD

it can be if you ...
By: m3sca1. on 30 Jul 08, 07:38:05
it can be if you got enough lube

is that a glowing ...
By: setoman1. on 29 Jul 08, 12:04:35
is that a glowing dildo?

Giday Mate. Very ...
By: vespacurry. on 16 Jul 08, 12:23:21
Giday Mate. Very cool, I will try this and get back to you... have you done anything with large magnets??

i know, like..a ...
By: iam1lostboy. on 11 Jul 08, 23:34:25
i know, like..a porn flick from the 70s lol

the musics annoying
By: gammypage. on 12 Jun 08, 20:19:00
the musics annoying

ok check the video ...
By: m3sca1. on 06 Jun 08, 15:23:56
ok check the video response i put up showing the results of with and without fogger. the transducer is your standard off the shelf pond fogger type-its cheap crap made in china no brand or labels on it. its got some LED's in it for pretty lights in the fog too. ultrasonics need to be tuned to the cell for improving results. and a pond fogger has no facility for tuning it. ultrasonics can actually split water given the right set of frequencies. ive seen it with standing waves.

It was kind of dark ...
By: ewmegoolies. on 06 Jun 08, 15:09:18
It was kind of dark in the video, but did the output seem to increase at all? Could you explain more about the transducer or give us a part number and store etc.? Nice, and I mean really nice effect if this is doing what you said it does.

hmmm-good thought.. ...
By: m3sca1. on 01 Apr 08, 02:42:58
hmmm-good thought....

what about pwm ...
By: hopeitshappy. on 31 Mar 08, 17:09:03
what about pwm through the fogger? would be cool to see

Did you get ...
By: YiuTeub. on 26 Mar 08, 06:34:19
Did you get anywhere with this? I was thinking the same but closer plates. did you get gas production or was the fog just collecting togeather ?

ok thanks
By: aflacduky. on 11 Feb 08, 15:09:19
ok thanks

but dont let that ...
By: m3sca1. on 11 Feb 08, 08:46:13
but dont let that stop you trying.you see some weird effects with ultrasonics bouncing aound=]

check my other ...
By: m3sca1. on 11 Feb 08, 08:34:57
check my other video on the response-it actually seemed to decrease output

i will set up my ...
By: aflacduky. on 11 Feb 08, 03:34:39
i will set up my next cell and try this

i have never done ...
By: aflacduky. on 11 Feb 08, 03:33:57
i have never done this i think i will check it out way to go mate!

i havent had time ...
By: m3sca1. on 17 Jan 08, 23:53:41
i havent had time to measure gas output,or current draw yet.that will be next.stay posted

It would make sense ...
By: ktservicescorp. on 17 Jan 08, 15:13:13
It would make sense that constantly "removing" the bubbles from the plates would create more contact with the electrolytic water. Do the amps increase though? T

i'll do some gas ...
By: m3sca1. on 14 Jan 08, 11:26:17
i'll do some gas volumes on this...

Searching for Plasma pt.2
Posted by: m3sca1

Video duration: 466 seconds

Searching for plasma and other high frequency related phenomena.
spark gaps,vacuum tubes,capacitor discharge,rotating brush plasma,toroidal magnet,tesla one wire lighting.

Related: capacitor, discharge, e.v., experiment, gray, high, hv, plasmsa, plug, spark, tesla, tube, vacuum, voltage

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why don't you try ...
By: hhoguru232004. on 16 Nov 08, 03:47:38
why don't you try putting a small iodine crystal in one of your plasma gas discharge tubes. you'll thank me later if you do it right.

did you run 2 ...
By: m3sca1. on 18 Oct 08, 21:06:53
did you run 2 ignition coils or just one? it seems like a little over double the output with 2.

ive made that one ...
By: rroge5. on 17 Oct 08, 16:15:01
ive made that one too!

i havent tried ...
By: m3sca1. on 11 Sep 08, 09:00:48
i havent tried that-generally speaking the blue spark doesnt have the same sort of burning power as a white spark,so it never occured to me to run steam thru it.

at 2:38,,, you try ...
By: crob227. on 11 Sep 08, 01:24:56
at 2:38,,, you try to run steam through that?

im not sure its the ...
By: m3sca1. on 30 Aug 08, 21:28:03
im not sure its the FET's making it smooth. i thought it was because the flyback has more ferrite than the ignition coil. and that is smoothing the pulses. only reason i say this-is every flyback i have seen makes the same sort of arc as yours. try an ignition coil-and see if im wrong. worth a try i sent you PM.

I think the reason ...
By: jovicakluk. on 30 Aug 08, 06:00:08
I think the reason my arcs are smooth is that run it at quite high duty cycles and use mosfets also in my later videos my flyback drivers use a resonant caps, you really should start using mosfets they are great for these types of aplication, try to find mosfets with a very low rds(on). The bipolar transistor is desinged in current apications while mosfets have high switching speeds and are usefull for voltage switching. No havent tried ignition coils. good luck where about do you live?

oh yeah and its npn
By: m3sca1. on 29 Aug 08, 03:01:13
oh yeah and its npn

thanx for your ...
By: m3sca1. on 28 Aug 08, 22:36:12
thanx for your comment. the kit is cheap and the circuit board is well made,so its easier than making my own. can change the fixed value components to pots and get good control over it. it can go so low as to be used as electric fence. i watched your flybacks-your arc is very different to the type i get. yours is smooth and continuous,where as mine is branching more like lightning. have you tried ignition coils? get some HV diodes and try the water spark on your setup. its loud =]

you say you you ...
By: jovicakluk. on 27 Aug 08, 10:47:46
you say you you bought it on kit form you know you can make much better ones your self with pots for duty cycle and frequecy and

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