CFR - Cold Fusion Reaction Beta Attempts - Mock Up Platform

[73kk13]

Hmmm wonder if any1 has tried using an oscillating circuit for pwm to power this? You would use less current and if you could harness the energy outputed by the reaction some how (some turbine or piston system) to turn it into electrical energy you should be able to power it and have some output to power other stuff too. playing around with different anode and cathode metals (Aluminium and another maybe) u could get it running off distilled water. Furthering that Ensuring the HHO turns to H2O

[Video85Man]

what is the point for Cold Fusion? what can we use this for?

[TheCaptFrank]

This is not cold fusion,

Cold fusion, must be a reaction that gives a higher yield of energy than it consumes.

[sirHOAX]

@TheCaptFrank its just missed a couple of components to get it there.

[lymefire]

dude your actually cookin' the water i bet the was is like 420 degrees, and the steam is all like inverted and stuff, know i know what ppl smoke these dayz

[SpiritualMisfit]

Very Cool - the reaction is very interesting. 4 or amps at 120 Volts is = to 50 amps at 12 volts so its pulling tons of current. You've got me thinking now - not sure really whats happening their?? Thanks for sharing

[redviper101]

Looks like a plasma cutter under water.

[lazzer408]

yup

[4g63attack]

wow thats pretty cool.

[gsxjimg]

This is not fusion. Temperature = The average molecular kinetic energy of a substance. Temp is just kinetic energy, or motion of a substance. In order to truly FUSE H atoms together you need the kinetic energy of about 5,000 times what you are doing. Just do a quick Google of Nuclear binding energy's.

[hetgow]

wow thats cool, so thats 110 AC with 4 amps? neat - makes me want to get out a spark plug. Good idea about the mesh.

:)

[KyHydro]

I haven't been around much so I have no clue why you are doing this. Can you explain or point me in the right direction. But it looks like it might be a good idea for water heating

[turboziptie]

I have herd most individuals use carbon rods with this type of cell, ......nice work w/ spark plug..............happy turkey day!

[sirHOAX]

GOBBLE GOBBLE! :=)

[honda4004]

hi could you try it with a platinum plug

[sirHOAX]

Will do, have to get platinum and palladium plugs.

[marthale7]

Man that was loud ( or seemed so where the mic was located ) does the water temp raise with that ?

[sirHOAX]

Yes the water temperature will rise, the amperage will drop off once it hits around 180F. At that point the burn starts to size down.

It got up to 180F then was taking 50watts to keep that temperature. Less than a 100watt bulb for heat? Nuts.

[gibs7]

Interesting as usual Sirhoax. I think it would be also interesting to vary the gap of the spark plug to see the amps vs heat vs hho production. If the production is low, it might be because of direct burning. That would explaine the sound of thunder caused by lightning: Sudden expansion of electrolysed water!

[sirHOAX]

The heat got to 180F at which the burn started to subside to a lower intensity. Drawing only 50watts at that point.

[marthale7]

maybee try distilled water? I have been putting out buckets to catch rain water to see if it is better than tap water.

[harpersteven]

is that useing normal tap water`?

[sirHOAX]

The tap-water is saturated with bi-carbonate. It would not react without it in the water-bath.

[ktservicescorp]

HOAX that was cool! Were you producing HHO? Are you going to test the amps/hot water ratio?

[sirHOAX]

If I continue this to a more permanent set-up would be possible to test the amps versus heat.

For now its just playing around, seeing what is what. Kinda weary about playing around with lines voltage in water.

Regards, --S

[sirHOAX]

Yea, from what I understand. It is producing hydrogen then burning it upon creation.

So yea, it is creating HHO. --S

[seriescell]

Good job man...Your on the right track. Is that a palladium plug?

[sirHOAX]

Not that I know of. Will have to pick-up a palladium type plug to see what happens.

Will keep everyone updated..