water explosions and explanations testing

[Dan Dan]

just found this.. wish i could elaberate more, but i got to go 30 secounds ago...LOL. good reading though. http://www.powerlabs.org/waterarc.htm

[Dan Dan]

Now, take the above info and apply it to Stanley Meyer's WFC. Ive heard that he also reported exploding water, alound with others. Could this be the building block of his WFC?

Lets say that we can coltroll theses explosions. so that the water didnt actualy explode, but produced a massive amount of hydrogen, such Meyers WFC. How would you do this?

its all in the Voltage peaks, and thus, waveform of the voltage going into the WFC. the voltage increases to a sertain THRESHOLD that ends that cycle (refering to the WFC waveform). at this threshold the water bond breaks, and O and H are formed.

To further explain this, I will use an illistration. you've got an electric motor, this motor turns at an extremely fast rate when you apply a sertain voltage to it. But you want it to go slower, so you add a PWM to the motor (circuit). this allows controllability of the motor speed.

just like how you can controll the motor speed with a PWM, you can also controll the "explosion rate" with the waveform seen in Meyer's WFC. Dont get this confused with Bob Boyce's PWM circuits. they are different concepts.