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Let me know.Secondly, why not use a capacitor on each tube/cell and controling the pulsing via an electrical/digital timer??? ... thinking out loud again,
i do that a lot... lol
Take care!
Statistics: Posted by Hydrogenworld — Wed Oct 01, 2008 10:07 pm
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If I had some pot hydroxide, I'd test them for any mag field effects.
They might do Nuthin'. Try anything once. Females only tho ;]
Cheers !
Statistics: Posted by Hybrid — Wed Oct 01, 2008 4:32 pm
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Now we are talking WFC
. nice idéa.But i whould like to discust more on what the magnets do for us. Magnets in the cell is new to me so.
I whant to understand this - Hybrid - tell me what you know.
/Patrik
Statistics: Posted by Hydrogenworld — Wed Oct 01, 2008 2:08 pm
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A 1 gallon per min elec pump can draw water & gas out the top &
into the base of a bubbler, while a gravety fed line flows water
back into the Lyser. So in this case, it is a constantly Flooded Cell.
The magnet stack I've drawn in this, is push - pull = push etc etc.
I brought 20 of these. 1 1/4 outside x 3/8 inside x 3/16 thick.
The spacers are 2mm thick, which suits the cable spacing.
The centre threaded bar is brass. The magnetic gauss is massive !
I don't know if the magnets will create a spiral repel in the water
while current is applied through the S/S cable. Maybe a benefit.
The pole are N/S vertical. It would be easier to leave them out, but
I thought I'd draw them in to see what other people have to say.
The diagonal clearance pos to neg etc is 1/8" Room for gas to rise.
Hydrogenworld 90+% of these cables have 4 sides facing eachother.
This cell is not the easiest to build. Anybody who wants to tackle one
of these, be my guest. Nobody will make millions on HHO anyway.
Comments welcome. Cheers !
Statistics: Posted by Hybrid — Wed Oct 01, 2008 10:43 am
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It will get bagged for efficiency for surface area being uneven.
Cheers !
Statistics: Posted by Hybrid — Wed Oct 01, 2008 2:56 am
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Now here´s a configuration i have had in minde for i while. Imagen a series insulated cell [- + -].
The Katod (-) is made up by a thin foil/film on a Teflon piece (tube/plate) and the Anod (+) is a mesh type electrode.
[ I- + -I- + -I- + -I- + -I- + -I]
The foil/film whould offcorse need to be calculated to whitstand the charge.
Is this a dead idéa, or can it lead us somewhere?
I will even trow in a picture so no one misunderstands me!
http://a2.vox.com/6a00fa968f29f2000300fad6b0ce0a0005-pi
Statistics: Posted by Hydrogenworld — Wed Oct 01, 2008 2:31 am
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s/s cabel, do you mean the wire he use? .. yea, i like it to - more surface area! great idéa. But now it makes sense - the initial burst when he starts the cell, that one i can see...
... simply on and of!I found a video on you tube where they did such a thing and the best part whit that was that the charge remains in the cell for some time - meaning that the cell is selfruning during the off mode. (For s ashort time)
Will look it up and post a link.
Statistics: Posted by Hydrogenworld — Wed Oct 01, 2008 1:52 am
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big burst of output over 1.5 secs each time it is turned on & then settles
to a constant flow. The pos electrode is the only decaying one.
A friend told me he can make a Lyser switch poles so the electrodes
last longer equaly. I know conditioning works, but when I mentioned
pwm to him, he said he can cause a wide pulse during switching poles.
The power will still be on via caps between switching poles he said.
I just vision that s/s cable bursting gas every 1.5 secs by switching it.
Just a thought. As you know, I like the idea of s/s cable.
Cheers !
Statistics: Posted by Hybrid — Wed Oct 01, 2008 1:35 am
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I do not whana be insolent here, but what you are reffering to looks like a glitch in the video - the videofram "jumps" every 2 sec ... is that what you see? becose i cant see the burst you are talking about.
But, if one where to change the polarety, what do you believe one could cain by doing so?
Statistics: Posted by Hydrogenworld — Wed Oct 01, 2008 1:08 am
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Are you thinking on a device that spinns and electrifies the tubes (pulsing) in a mecanical way?
Statistics: Posted by Hydrogenworld — Wed Oct 01, 2008 12:53 am
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