CAR FITTED WITH COLD FUSION CARBON CELL

[Bjowolf2]

Wondering who is at the other end of that rubber tube blowing the bubbles, mate ;-)

[xparade0de]

How much Sievert are in front of to the glas ?

[MrGeoffrey834]

neither LENR nore cold fusion happening here, in order for that to happen, you need a palladium lattice that has been build on the atomic scale, electrolisys is happening here, thats all, input energy is less than output, but in cold fusion energy output is sometimes 1000x greater than input

[44209david]

Sorry you are mistaken this is not a reaction of cold fusion.

[danc222]

If only morons could be used to power the world...they are an inexhaustible and renewable resource... the makers of this video are either absolute morons or reasonably smart people having a laugh

[ChrisPCrunchy]

@danc222 Morons aren't as combustable as you would think. :(

[Bjowolf2]

@ChrisPCrunchy

Once you use the right enzymes, even they can be broken to their basic constituents

and then to produce wonderful biofuel ;-)

But you are right - they are very hard to get rid off.

[1BustedMyth]

1BustedMyth (1 second ago) Spam Marked as spam Cold Fusion, now called LENR (Low Energy Nuclear Reaction) doco on the latest work youtube.com/watch?v=gGJiLrG3fL­­Y 60 minutes Cold Fusion article youtube.com/watch?v=qb-9keOk-C­­Q They used water in their engines youtube.com/watch?v=tHUwLh7kIZ­­o microwave reactor youtube.com/watch?v=8TiBsNniC5­­0 crude plasma spark plug I like youtube.com/watch?v=bs-Uk511S_­­I

[Squishysforbreakfast]

I would like to see more of this, very interesting.

[hazyn123]

I did this when I was 14 ....120 volt ..ac current plus electrolyte and carbon rods.in a jam jar

[TheGoatweasel]

nonsense

[ChrisPCrunchy]

Sense

[TheGoatweasel]

stop being silly... cold fusion please!

[ChrisPCrunchy]

Yes I was pleased.

[1liveandlearn11]

@TheGoatweasel cold fusion is a proven fact now, what is wrong with you people?

[GSRJosh33]

I tried to read the info section but I couldnt due to youtube maintenance. Thats why I asked about it. Thank you for the reply. Keep up the great work.

[ChrisPCrunchy]

No worries. Thanks for looking :-)

[GSRJosh33]

Cold fusion is any type of nuclear fusion without reaching high enough temps. (1000000celsius) to become thermal fusion. Well done! Does it work? What kind of output are you getting LPM wise?

[ChrisPCrunchy]

Read the description top right.

16.2 amp at 24V DC max .Filled a 600 Ml bottle in under 30 seconds

[Emoll2]

This is NOT cold fusion!

[ChrisPCrunchy]

Prove it and punlish your theory in a peer reviewed scientific journal.

[GestaltO]

Chris, I am unsure if you are still reading posts here, but can you explain why you have called this a cold fusion cell? its a very bold claim. Fairly powerful or unstable Electrolysis hydrogen cell yes but cold fusion? Do you have any evidence to support that this is in fact a working example of cold fusion, and can it be replicated everytime. If so then you would be the first person to succesfully reproduce the cold fusion effect consistently. I am very intrigued

[1freedomfighter1]

awesome you guys ROCK!!!

[canadiancarfashion]

I have a solution to your 24 v hook up so you can get rid of the 2 extra batteries

[ChrisPCrunchy]

I intend on using an inverter to solve the problem. Waiting on some new electrodes and some metal fabrication from a client, too busy to do much more at the moment.

[freefromgas]

what is the power source for the spark??you guys are alright

[ChrisPCrunchy]

Cell runs on 24v Two car batteries in series. Thanks, I try to be "alright" as much as possible.

[luvgingy]

cool!!!

[1gunner1000]

ps never mind those naysayers that have never done the work on it and insist every thing they where taught in school is factual information, they are nothing but sheep that think there government has there best interest at heart.

The second law of thermodynamics is false, one only needs to view what goes on inside an atom to determine that, there is no input or loss of energy.

It was estimated that over 7000 over unity energy devises have been kept from us by Dr. Steven Grier.

[1gunner1000]

Awesome man, I built a joe cell some time ago and doubled my fuel milage, I also there are positive ions made in the water from the draining of the electrons, those positive ions have all the platinum group metals in them, and paladium is a supercondutor. This seems much simpler for every one to do, any way we can get it to work is great, gl and keep up the good work mate.

[blahvidblah]

Do you have data to support that claim. Interested to buld one... thanks

[1freedomfighter1]

hey sorry i dint get back to you, i dont have notification of repleys, i happend to stuble on this vid, did you ever work on a Joe cell?

[ChrisPCrunchy]

With the final prototype I intend to run it as a hybred with some petrol and some of this gas. I intend on recovering the wasted exhaust gas to heat the water in the cell,as plasma electrolysis becomes so much more efficient as the water starts to boil. Google "water gas" or look it up in wikipedia. This is the reaction I am going for. Recovered heat from exhaust=low current on electrodes to control gas production=virtuall free gas to feed engine and less wasted heat out the exhaust.Simple.

[Schemefighter]

It would be easy to go blind from sulfuric acid or glass shrapnel if your chamber or battery blew up. Looks like you need to be more careful.

[ChrisPCrunchy]

Yes it would but this cell uses neither so I feel very safe while using it.

[Schemefighter]

Cold Fusion? Don't you think that's a little misleading? Please elaborate on why you call this cold fusion. Just looks like dangerous inefficient redneck electrolysis to me.

Looks like electrolysis I did when I was 6 years old. Except I was smart enough not to exceed the rating of the wires. ;) We can learn from our mistakes if you have an open mind and live though it.

[ChrisPCrunchy]

I have not exceeded the rating of either the wires or the batteries. If you read the "About this video" top right you will see that there was a bad connection which caused the wire to melt due to high resistance on connection. All circuits I use are protected by a 20 Amp overload. If you can do this type of electrolysis post it"I DOUBT YOU COULD". I am using plain tap water (No electrolyte). There is no danger here I use plastic and flexible rubber seal designed to blow out if cell explodes.

[ChrisPCrunchy]

See my latest video "Fusion Cell Explosion". I have caused catastrophic cell failure just to prove how safe the cell actually is. Note no flying glass. No acid through car. Just some cracked plastic and water spillage. Very safe.

[Bethybabes69]

Great innovation there Chris, keep at it!

Ms Beth Keatley MECP M, B Eng. KTec AltFuel Systems (UK)

[ChrisPCrunchy]

Thanks for you encouragement and checking out my videos.

[crazzieg]

I alway knew you Ozzies were kickass,keep up the good work. Were going to get this soon, then our Gov's will change the laws and make it so we can't use it cause they can't make any money.

[ChrisPCrunchy]

Thanks for your encouragment and kind comments.

[krystaclear]

to comment on the moving target electrode.when facing the electrodes end to end there is the problem run the electrodes side by side with an outer coating/like a welding rod that melts away as the electrode is used the gap will stay the same

[ChrisPCrunchy]

I tried this but the electrodes need to be touching on start up then seperate once arc is established. But this is a good idea and it has given me another idea. Where would I get carbon electrodes with insulating coat that melts away? All the ones ive seen have a copper type conductive coating Any ideas?

[tvryb]

yo seriously this is some next level shit!

joe public is gonna crap himslef when he gets a gander at what us builders are up too.

amazing work my friend!

[crob227]

awsome isnt the word call nasa they need it for the space shuttle, im working on a low voltage spark go any ideas on a reliable spark.

[m3sca1]

wow-i have heard some say the gas that is formed by an arc under water is not HHO.

whats your thoughts on this?

[ChrisPCrunchy]

Hydrogen, especially mono-atomic Hydrogen is not suitable for use in an internal combustion engines due to Hydrogen embrittlement (look it up in wikipedia.) This cell produces a Hydrogen carbon and carbon monoxide gas that burns at a similar rate with similar BTUs as LPG and will not ignite until exposed to air 4 to 1 air to gas mix seems ideal. Check my ignition test videos.

[ChrisPCrunchy]

Gas formed by an arc under water would depend on what electrolyte is added and what electrodes were made out of.Most electrodes will at the very least oxidise and decompose,Steel with high carbon content will be stripped of the carbon(Decarburisation)and form a type of methane.Hydrogen Sulfide can be produced by inpure metal.There can be galvanic reactions,chlorine gas can be generated if using salt water.The materials used will become part of the reaction and therefore part of the gas produced.

[ChrisPCrunchy]

Exact gas composition can become quite complex and possibly dangerous and poluting. Best use simple and pure materials as the electrodes and experiment outdoors to prevent possible health hazards. Handle any residue with great care as it may be quite toxic.

[ChrisPCrunchy]

If you read "About this Video"(Top right.) You will see it was at 24v at 16.5 amps at peak. This video didnt turn out so well as I just touched wire on battery terminal causing poor connection, heating wire and power fluctuation. Previous test produced gas so fast lid blew off cell and cracked it. This test filled 600Ml in about 30seconds if you exclude time cell was not functioning properly. Cell was leaking also due to crack in lid also. I will repeat when I get a new container.

[waynedavisband]

cool what is the production rate and power used