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My version 6 electrolyzer has been the object of all my electrolysis work for the past 4 months now and it's finally at a stage where I'm ready to release pictures and talk about it.
I have been saying all along that you guys are going to love this and hopefully tonight you'll see why.
So read up in this thread if you'd like the background for my new electrolyzer. I will have a new v6 electrolyzer project posted in my project page if I'm able to do so tonight.
Statistics: Posted by Chris — Wed Aug 16, 2006 9:42 am
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If not, well I understand.
Clovis
Statistics: Posted by clovisc — Fri Jun 23, 2006 2:19 pm
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Sorry I've been gone for 3 days. We have our class reuinion coming up and I just put over 20 hours into programming our class website and designing the database.
Regarding resonance testing and the effect of "Dr. X" (see references on Keelynet website) ...yes I'm well aware
I do not plan on testing resonance in anything large. If you suddenly hit a sweet spot and instantly dissociate about 2 liters of water ...hmmmm that would be super bad 
No I won't be that careless, you can be sure. -Thank you all for your concern.
Now to the gentleman who was asking about posting pictures... your solution is at hand. Bob was just Beta testing my latest software for me the other day. If you suddenly saw a "Bob Boyce" project pop up, that was from him testing my software.
It will allow each of you to make your own project directory right here on my site. I still have more work to do. 2 big things yet and we're done. The first is to allow descriptions for pictures. The second is to install something which will automatically resize the pictures file size to something more reasonable. Everything else is in place with regard to uploads and directory management. If anyone else wants to test the new software, please respond to me in my other thread that I'm starting in the "Discussion Board Operations" forum.
As for my new units. I am getting back to those as soon as the new software is oneline.
Statistics: Posted by Chris — Sun Jul 31, 2005 8:59 pm
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I am thinking about your setup safety and if you are trying to get a phenomena not known by science from water, and you succeed, you will probably hurt yourself, your unit is too big .. No matter how safe you make it, if you discover an effect and in that, you will be ignorant of the power of the effect, you may have a bad surprise...
I write this, because if Keely is right about the sweet spot for water resonance, then it may be very dangerous to try it .. (- But I doubt there is this frequency, but I will experiment to disprove it -)
You should read Eco post, I think he got a good point .. .
Give me some specs when you have. .
Statistics: Posted by Loster — Fri Jul 29, 2005 11:17 pm
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what do you think if you made 7 (1 inch tube electrolyzers) and put them all into 1 metal tube? I think that this would be very compact and safe. The metal tube would be filled with water which would cool down the 7 little tubes inside. You can make 2 holes, one on top and on on bottom on the side wall.
Connect these holes with a hoses which would be connected to a small radiator and a small pump.
Eco
Statistics: Posted by eco — Fri Jul 29, 2005 2:43 pm
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