hho high voltage finding resonance

[tonsostuff]

Current should NOT flow through the water. This is electrolysis. The common misunderstanding with Stan Meyer technology is the belief that it is a form of electrolysis. The proper term is Electromagnetic Disassociation. At least two insulated metal plates are charged as capacitors: electron buildup on one side and depletion on the other with a potential of tens of thousands of volts. The water molecule is literally ripped apart under the enormous magnetic potential.

[JosephStetson]

@tonsostuff - This is correct. The plates are insulated by distilled water which acts as the dielectric between the plates. The blocking diode is a key component, causing one plate to be negative and the other plate to be positive.

[lvildos]

1- is the resonant frequency important for the voltage intensifier circuit or is it also important for any molecular resonance of water?

2- is the high voltage at the plates required to be pulsed DC or just plain HV ?

[Farlandar]

I would suggest trying to get an isolated transformer as your step up coil. An auto ignition coil is an autotransformer, meaning 3 wires, one coil. You will not get high voltage back emf spikes because there is a direct conductive path between the primary/secondary.

[crob227]

put a drop water on a mirror then burn it. check out my burning water video

[tfish0]

I heard the frequency of around 42.8khz is a water resonance frequency (23.365 microsec time period aprox). an ignition coil has aprox 40 henrys in the secondary. to make a resonate circuit would require aprox 1/3 picofarad plate capacitance (use distilled water)mount coil above water upside down, use 2 short length wires in parrallel , one off the ground side, one off the high voltage center conductor, 2/3rd's of the wires length in the water. start with 10" an cut wires to resonance(pwr min).