Hydrogen Tap (Pulse Yes) 120

[hhoResearcher]

Thank you for your job! You are giving me a great information from your tests and I am using it to continue with my hho progect!

[freethisone]

Were are the real smart men?

Um? I would suspect that a voltage of 50,000.00 would be a great place to start, not 12 volts, and not 20 amps.

with a amperage of just a few Milli amps, i would suspect a frequency modulator will do wonders, in the micro wave range.

[johnaarons]

I have tried many voltages including very high... (not microwave) and they all proved to be a dud... I will be doing another test with high voltage soon... John AArons

[crazzieg]

You are on the right track, the pluse does work it is called Hydrogen Spin Flip, look it up in the CRC Physics Book any collage has it. It happens around 2 to 4 Mhz and about +30 to 50 dbm you will have to buila a amplifier for your generator 2 to 5 watts. good work. ;)

[AaronAT1337]

theres this outfit in DC called the "stanship troopers" that use an alternator to generate the pulse's

[johnaarons]

I Have decided that the pulse is not needed to make the Hydrogen. If you look at my last videos you will see why. "click on Johnaarons top of this video and see my videos. John AArons

[rippermantwo]

Keep up the interesting hard work.

[johnaarons]

Thanks... John AArins

[bccritters]

well, if you hit the resonant frequency, you wont need electrolyte. similar to an opera singer cracking a crystal glass... the water will crack regardless of electrolyte or impurities or whatever.

[DrReaper]

Congratulations on getting the pulse system to work. Can't wait for more videos. I am saving money to get one as soon as they are ready.

[johnaarons]

Thanks... John AArons

[matt13ttam]

great job you are making some great advances in this area. I based my cell off of yours and it works pretty well.

PS I think the people using neutral plates are just dumb.

[johnaarons]

Thanks... I have another improvement on the cell I will be showing you soon. John AArons

[GkillerDogg]

hi john, can you display your pulse system you are using on the vid, and run through its functions cheers

[johnaarons]

I will ... John AArons

[marqtinyworld]

Roughly what frequency range are you getting good results from. I still think firing your pulse system with a computer sound card would be an easy way of controlling it. Thanks keep up the good work.

[johnaarons]

I will... John AArons

[JoeSparro]

JOhn you seem to be producing a considerable amount more then ive seen in the past. You have only seen the tip of the iceberg (no pun intended) as far as this system goes. KUDOS for doing this. THAT is a FOUR PLATE SYSTEM and it putting out alot of hydrogen. Good job JOHN AARONS... incredible, would you be able to use GALVANIZED Plates rather then STAINLESS STEEL???

[ising4jesus]

My first cell used galvanized steel plates. It worked, but not very well, partly due to the low-grade steel.

My next cell was made from inexpensive stainless steel made from heavy duty spatulas I bought at the dollar store. Though very low grade, and still ferrous, they worked surprisingly well!

The galvanized plates cost the same as the dollar store plates. If you want to save money, the dollar store might be a better alternative.

If you can afford it, get at least 304 grade stainless!

[johnaarons]

There are over 100 videos as you see; you might check back to the first videos and see the steel I was first using. The quality of stainless does not make that much of a difference. John AArons

[ising4jesus]

You're probably right about that, John. My problem was partly due to the low-grade steel, but also partly from the plates being too close together, thus trapping the hydrogen bubbles. My "spatula" cells have wider plate spacing.

My main reason for switching to non-ferrous stainless steel is so the plates won't corrode!

I'm not sure what effect Zinc (used in galvanizing) has on the electrolysis process.

[johnaarons]

I have good plates on my site you might look at... "hydrogen tap dot com". John AArons

[airplanemech07]

Enjoy your videos. Very interesting and informative.

[johnaarons]

Thanks ... John AArons

[killianv2]

Also john is there any chance if i e-mailed you could you recomend or mail where you got your info on meyers i cant seam to find very much on him.

[johnaarons]

I have a lot on my site "hydrogen tap dot com" including his patent; and yes send me at "johnaarons at hydrogen tap dot com". John AArons

[killianv2]

John this sweet. im just about put together a pulse cercut i picked up from H2earth but i think im going to buy the cell from you in a few weeks once i get some money saved. do you ship to northin ireland?

[johnaarons]

I have shipped to Ireland. Go to my site "hydrogen tap dot com" . John AArons

[jooles88]

Nice work John, I look forward to your findings

[johnaarons]

Thanks ... John AArons

[MrPlug]

I'm not sure if this has been covered before, but what is the difference between Lye and Baking Soda, if it were used as an electrolyte. Also im very impressed with the low amps and high hydrogen output.

Way to go John!

[johnaarons]

I am using lye because I read it is the 2nd best electrolyte ... baking soda is the easiest to find. I will be glad to give you the brand name if you email me at "johnaarons at hydrogen tap dot com". John AArons

[rainforestdon]

How much more production would you say you get with the pluse, double, more? Thanks, Don

[johnaarons]

At this point it is more about getting the same production with less amps. I will be showing a video next with the two side by side. I believe I am just a little shy of what I would be getting with 8-9 amps as I am getting with 3-4 amps. John AArons

[wolfstrong]

Awsome!

How did this compare to a non-pulse system? Also I know you said that you can't tell exactly how many hertz (right term?) that you are opporating at, but generally where is it at?

[nategreg]

John, You're the man. This is looking very good. Question: Have you tested the pulse system on its own? Meaning,side-by-side,pulsed versus non-pulsed? I am sure I am not the only one who'd like to see this.

[phordguy]

Wow, I can't wait to see the results of your pulses and the 8" plates. Good job John

[labidus74]

nice Hydrogen production!