Low energy Input, mass hydrogen output methods in use.

[thrival]

[wildman]

[thrival]

[jomama]

[gman22259]

Just to give ya'll a high frequency high voltage power source http://www.amazing1.com/hv-hf-power-supplies.htm

Ohh and this might just be a coincidence, but 25 KHZ ......24.5Ghz.... any relationship... Now as for frequencies there's more than 1 that effects water in ways that help reduce e needed for splitting, and Stan Meyer claimed that the KEY TO HIS DESIGN WAS HIS ELECTRONICS not his setup. Key= pulse up to 20,000 cycles per second, high=frequency, high=voltage, the pulse rate you guys have discussed is no more than a discharge cycle the way you refer to it not what I beleive Alaskastar was refering too. Try high rate pulse, just try it and as for making it I suggest checking out some pattens. The point is to keep the electrodes clear of gas.

I have to ask, but Alaskastar you seem to be refering to at least 2 if not 3 different designs for Hydrogen production throughout your posts here. Who was your inspiration for these designs?

[gman22259]

"[b][b]ok put the DC PULSE at the frequency of the Microwave oven, vary the power (voltage AND amperage) being put in, look for the sweet spot[/b][/b]. putting microwaves into the electrolyte will of course heat it up, but instead of heating, try using the frequency of the microwaves and use it DIRECTLY into the current that is going into the plates. watch what happens. "

[AlaskaStar]

Inspiration? i had NONE. i just thought that there must be an easier way to do things. well the inspiration i guess had to be that i am somehwat stubborn, as when i set out to do something- I DO IT! and if someone says it cannot be done, I PROVE THEM WRONG.
this was what happened when a college professor said it could not be done, i did some searching, and set forth to prove him wrong. he is still in amazement.

yes you are in fact correct, there is not just one singular method used here, there is a whole myriad of methods that can be used, and even more methods described here that most do not see.

i just look for the simplistic way to do things, people say i work hard. i hate hard work, so why do things the hard way, when it can be done the simple way? i am not lazy, but doing the excessive work to accomplish the same task is rediculous to me.

well today i get to assemble my car (again...) it lunched all 12 valves while driving on the highway, in a really impressive "KABOOM!" so i probably will not be on here tonight or tomorrow...so maybe tomorrow evening or tuesday....

AlaskaStar

[chaz]

i ran a 2 stroke wiper sniper engine of hydr i mixt aliminum foil with hydrocloric acid in a glass bottle put a ballon over thw top and a thermal reaction hapend when the aloy hit the hydro acid hydrogen bubled up fild the ballon up in 30 sec i tgot the ballon of the bottle put it on my mouth and blue oxegen into the balloone so that i have hydrogen and oxegen gasses in the balloon i then put the ballone out let neck onto the 2 stroke whiper engine manifld had the piston on the up stroke so no gas would go in bafore i started it puld the cord and wala elpresto the engine started on low revs stayd till no gas was left

[chaz]

is this like a learning thing or some thing wear you gyes like to chat

[AlaskaStar]

yup pretty much. it's a learning thing. people come, share, teach. this is not free advertising space. look at some of the spammers who got their butt booted off... but otherwise ask questions. you will note that a lot of people ask the same questions over and over, and new people asking the same questions as the last bunch, so be patient. i highly recommend reading what veterans here have to say, like Bob Boyce, Thrival, Bemet, Cryptonic26, MrGalleria, and few others.

i would also advise that while learning something totally unfamiliar and new, meaning it was not even touched on in regular schools, that if it is frustrating to try and understand, try going to a library, or if the library is closed at 2:00 AM, like usual (darned state offices! they close when you need them the most ya know!), then try a Google Search, an MSN search, or something that you might prefer, like YAHOO, or something like that. there is a slot of sifting of information.

the site here contains a wealth of information, and i personally spent a great deal of time reading and thinking before ever posting here.

there are those who get mad because they want the answer "handed to them" and they will "pick apart" or "cherry-pick" the posts on the forum. do not mind them. they can be agitating, but so can i. i make mistakes like they do. learning being the singular most important thing, keep it in mind that nobody here knows it all, and if they do then they have no room to learn more and should not ask questions if they know it all. i do not know it all. i don't often ask/post questions, but when i cannot find it in an book, online, or anyplace, i will ask/post a question.

also of interest is the PROJECTS FOLDER, look through them. i have started mine, but have not posted anything. my archive of photos (digital) are on the "big" machine as i call it. it is a computer that does NOT connect to the internet, and is for data storage and processing ONLY. when a harddrive gets full, i remove it, and put it in a static bag, and box it up for storage. i have 4 of these so far. they are only 2.5 to 5.0 gigabytes apeice. i have not been near my "big" computer for a long time, and have not even powered it on since December '05, it is now Feb. '06, and not yet have i have time.

some people here do not wish to share ALL of their information, as they are either in business, getting launched into business, or it is proprietary information. i respect those who do this, just ask much as i would respect those who respect my wishes to hold off on some information that is proprietary to myself. there are no limits to what you can learn. you can post for free, but please do follow the rules set forth by the site administrator.

respect goes a long way. if someone makes a great claim, then maybe they discovered something, but don't either fully understand the complete scope, or it is true, and nobody has ever heard of it before.

hope to hear from you soon, and don't have too much fun reading like i did!

Smile! It's not too bad here.

AlaskaStar

[AlaskaStar]

[kevinsatterfield]

[Palic]

[AlaskaStar]

[Palic]