Ganga Shakti - Water Power (updated circuit)

[DougRH52]

What temperature does the plasma 'spark' produce?

[fuelban]

very nice video guy, good still shots too, they came up well, thanks.

Thom in Scotland.

[ThoughtMetal]

are you sure it's not a shortcircuit instead of a explosion? Put water in a plug and see what happens

[HybridWaterMan2]

Very noticeable effect when water is introduced....interesting!

[babblake1]

Aquapulser has made this circuit available to buy for consumer use.

MY aquapulser (D1400) is broke, can you repair it for me?

[gotoluc]

@babblake1

Sorry to hear that. I can't fix them.

I'm out of the country till May.

Luc

[babblake1]

Hello gotuluc

Proposition; A complete constructed circuit to apply to small one cylinder four stroke engine, these engines have waste spark; need to capture the extant power from ignition coil and punch it up to be directed to the spark plug on the engine to explode water for fuel at the proper time , I am just to inept to fab this device myself, if you make it for me I will pay you for the service.

babblakeatyahoodotcom

[gotoluc]

@babblake1

Aquapulser has made this circuit available to buy for consumer use.

All the best in your experiments

Luc

[crafter2u]

instead of spraying water i wonder what would happen if you used steam?

[glotoniok]

nice,lets keep up yhe good work,,,,,benefit of mankind...  ' knowledge is power''

''great power means

great responsibility'

[prototype9000]

could you use a capacitor to absorb some of the high voltage so you dont have to use to many diodes ive done the same thing to rectify output from a tesla coil as long as the output wattage isnt greater than the input wattage the capacitor seems to absorb allot of energy im not sure if it would work on your system i would do it myself but dont have the materials to do so

[gotoluc]

Hi prototype9000,

It could be done with a capacitor but the effect is better using the diodes.

Search youtube: Aquapulser they developed the circuit to a fine art and you can buy it made

Luc

[gotoluc]

Hi phsharon,

I do think this could be done with an LC resonant circuit. Where the cell is the capacitor but it's difficult to keep it tuned at resonance as the dielectric of water changes with heat. I think that's why Stanley developed the direct injection.

Luc

[Eddlipton]

Hello Luc, with the visegrips grounded and laying on the paper when wet and the sparkplug touching the same, do yoi lose some potential? I am sure you noticed this, but would it not have been more intense without the two shorting together like that?

[gotoluc]

Hi Ed,

Ground will always take the route of least resistance. So the black wire the visegrip is holding on the ground body of the plug is a zero resistance path for ground. It cannot go anywhere else! unless that wire had a bad contact on the body of the plug, then yes it could be dangerous. Now you know why I used the visegrips.

Luc

[phsharon]

instead of using a spark plug can't you send the high voltage to a hho cell in distilled water, set up like a capacitor, until the capacitor reaches failure

then you should have massive amounts of gas, yes or no . i think we're getting there.

[vomit55]

respect

[juniortore]

I think it explodes from the mist being ignited from the spark. Maybe the hydrogen id ignited?

[ehnriko]

My Gosh Man... you have really something here!... More Power!...

[goturtlepoop]

this all looks good...but by the way you have it...it will fire plasma on the plug controlled by the relay....not your timming...so how do you do that? you don't want it controlled by something else...it needs to be in time with rpm of engine,,,,not an extrenal source,,,,

[gotoluc]

Hi delquattro,

please click on the Forum Topic links in the description box and read how it is done.

Luc

[delquattro]

How can this be applied to our gasoline vehicles, now?

[mikey85essex]

... to reduce how much energy your storing either try switching to a lower value capacitor or a better way would be to lower the voltage your working at since energy is proportional to the square of that.

best of luck

mike

[mikey85essex]

Hiya, I think ur storing a bit too much energy atm for any results to be clear cut.

You have about a Joule (1.152) of energy stored (W=0.5*C*V^2) and at a guess about 1mm^3 (0.001g) of water.

According to wiki:

1J = 0.2390 cal --> so youve got 1.152*0.239 = 0.275 calories of energy.

And 1cal heats 1g of water by 1deg. --> cal = g * deg (or deg = cal / g)

Under the right conditions then the water would be heated by 0.275 / 0.001 = 275 degrees

[minde4000]

great

[jyotikamakshi]

hi!great.can i get the theory related to whatever you have done? i mean the application notes and howtodo,what materials and components to be used etc..u can answer me at jyotikamakshiGMAIL>COM

[jarkonkotisivu]

This is pretty close to what Stanley Meyer claimed he had done. He had a sort of combined sparkplug / injector that converted water mist to H & O by high voltage.

What I think is happening here is that very small water droplets are just vaporized very fast in the arc. This then causes the loud bang. This bang is insufficient to be used to run a combustion engine.

But please prove me wrong and I would be happy to replicate your test that proves this.

[gotoluc]

You are correct!... at this time the circuit is not sufficient to run a combustion engine on water alone. I have not claimed that it can either.

Thanks for Looking

Luc

[murraystrand]

What happens if you apply steam instead of large water droplets? Or if you use the output from a vaporizer or humidifier (cool water vapor)?

[eatbutnotpuke]

hi. very cool!

excuse my ignorance but it's only a 12V relay... shouldn't it be destroyed by 120V ??

thx

[gotoluc]

The voltage will not have that much effect on the relay contacts, it would be the amps that it is switching that would effect it most. The circuit is using less than 1 amp.

Luc

[eatbutnotpuke]

I agree, that sounds plausible.

Thanks for answering!

have a good day and keep up the great work!

Frank

[paulsonaivy]

hi grt8 work,can u pls tell me have u swaped the wires going to the coil,i mean the postive wire going to the negative of the coil

pls reply

rgd paul

[gotoluc]

Hi Paul, no I have not tried that! did you try it? please let me know your thoughts.

Luc

[dynamictoys]

Hi,

Is that just mean it make a flash lighting when water make conductive, does not mean it burn the water for fuel?

[gotoluc]

I think the water explodes and then contracts.

Luc

[dynamictoys]

HI Luc,

I suggest you can convert the spark in a close area (in a plastic bottle), and have a tube to apply water. If you see it does explode and expand, then your assumption is correct. Otherwise, the water just make a more conductive and so it made a flash.

[gotoluc]

Do a youtube search for: Water Sparkplug HHO Implosion

It actually does 2 things, Explosion and Implosion.

Luc

[excell4God]

Have you figured out how many watts is generated at the spark gap? Also, does anyone know how many watts needs to be generated at the spark gap to split the water molecules?

Excell.

[gotoluc]

Not wet.

Luc

[excell4God]

Questoin? Is a high output coil necessary to produce your brilliant spark? Can my OEM Dodge Caravan coil do this? There are absolutely no aftermarket high output coils for my van, or dozens of other models to be exact. If a high output coil is necessary, the this relegates this technology to just a cool experiment. I sure hope this is not the case.

Thanks.

[gotoluc]

Hi excell4God, I believe any ignition coil should work with this circuit. We are not ready to make a combustion engine work wet. We are testing and will update with the applications we find most suitable.

Luc

[excell4God]

I am new to this technology but I am wondering, if you need 120VAC to run the spark plug properly to ignite water, doesn't that negate the purpose of putting this in a vehicle where the volts are DC? Hopefully I am just missing something simple here. Please tell me how this stuff works, maybe a schematic! I wanna do this.

[gotoluc]

This circuit works on DC. That is what the full wave bridge rectifier does. Use the web link in the description box to get circuit details.

Luc

[excell4God]

Please bear with me, I an new to this technology. 1. I still cannot find a diagram of the circuitry you use. 2. I see that is indeed running on DC current/voltage now, but I still notice you use AC to charge the rectifier and then disconnect it. Does this mean there is a finite length of time you can run a vehicle on one charge of the rectifier? Please forgive my ignorance of your good works and help me understand. The forum is way too technical and is written for and by folks who understand it.

[excell4God]

Update... I found the schematics diagrams. Thank you for your professional attitude toward newbees like me.

Thank you.

[honda4004]

hi would you think that this is on the line of natures ligthening ,that lightening attracts a arc from the ground a few metres fromthe earth because of the damp conditions.just a thought to helpin your possible tweaking tesla seems to have many ideas from my research that could piece together cheers

[gotoluc]

Yes I do find this circuit to be similar to Nature's lightning.

Please share you findings

Luc

[PV5206]

this is interesting. I have some question to ask about the equipment because I have a problem about English listening. Could anyone please tell me about all equipment that he say?

[paulsonaivy]

gr8 work friend ,but how was the sparkplug after this,was it ok,bcos i did try to start a small engine but the spark plug was totally rueined can u suggest pls

rgds paul

[gotoluc]

Hi Paul, the spark plug is fine in my tests.

Not tried it wet in an engine so I don't know about that.

Luc

[tiltfulll]

Any Idea how to operate this circuit on a small engine, so the spark happens at the right time?

Hmm I just got an idea!

In case of a mover engine the switch or relay on your circuit could be replaced with a read switch.

Than just the original ignition coil needs to be removed.This coil activated by a magnet on the flywheel.

Than put the readswich in place of the original ignition coil.

By moving the read switch wee also can find the right timing.

[gotoluc]

Yes a magnet and read switch should work to activate the timing. However I'm not sure the circuit is ready to operate a combustion engine at this time. I will be doing more test to find how much energy the explosion will give.

Thanks for looking

Luc

[quasarhi]

Excellent work Luc

you got it sparking exactly when on time every time..

Im not sure where this is going to lead.

I heard Kruppa (firestorm plug guy) in a recent interview say he was looking into water and his Firestorm plasma plug...hmmmm

Keep going Good Luck !

[crippled82]

Nice work, thanks.

Are you going to figure out the amount of explosive energy? Showing sparks is cool, but not enough to prove overunity ;)

[gotoluc]

You can do the calculations. It takes a 160uf charged to 110v at every spark. I am not claiming overunity as I have not attached this to an engine.

Thanks for looking.

Luc

[crippled82]

1/2CV^2 gives 0.986 Joules cap energy. Is all of this being discharged?

If you can let the explosion lift or move a known weight (or itself? rotate the plug), you can calculate the mechanical energy in Joules.

Just a thought :)

[gotoluc]

I have a Laxan cylinder and rod that fit in nicely together to create a clear combustion chamber to do visual tests and to also calculate mechanical energy. It will take about a week or so.

Stay tuned for updates.

Luc

[CarbideTip]

Great Luc.

Can you use one microwave diode instead of the 5404's? Did you remove the resistor from the sparkplug?

[gotoluc]

At this time the circuit is at its most efficient using 10 5404 in series. The resistor has always been removed from spark plug.

Thanks for looking

Luc

[johncarl43447]

looks great goto!

[mochiam]

well done when will you apply this concept to a engine? Thank you !!!!!!!!!

[gotoluc]

Yes we are working on applying this to a combustion engine.

Luc