Water Sparkplug IV

[adam3176]

Wait why not take a mist bottle of water and make an energy tube and try to get Hydrogen on the other end.. lets get some hydrogen on demand here. i have the knoledge just not the money. Try lasers high low freq a tube that can split the water in mid air

[adam3176]

Can you make hydrogen on demand with that? would work well in cars if thats the case

[Ace011mm]

Why this HV diode changing spark? How you wire this diode?

[Itsmeeman1]

Not exactly something I could plug into my car, is it! 10/10 for effort, 1/10 for practicality!

[sensmoralen]

Meyer used laser and ultrasound as far as I know in a small cavity in his sparkplug. The patent is out there on Google..

[raptor731]

You nailed it, time is key. power=energy/time, so since your special discharge, which is exceptionally fast, happens, you increase the power. This causes the 'glowing ball', which I suspect if the spectral lines are examined will show water molecules and/or hydrogen and oxygen ions in highly excited energy levels.

[U581]

Awesome my friend!!!

[vikernespt]

jean michel jarre rules

[JenMichel100]

@vikernespt

thank u

[hvguy]

a buddy of mine made a "water gun" designed to use a spark to ignite water and propelled a projectile from the barrel...

pretty badass

[TheLightningStalker]

Very interesting. I was wondering about these CD circuits since they're supposed to give better gas mileage when used in a car. Thanks for the schematics.

BTW, the "charge pump" circuit isn't really a true charge pump. Charge pumps increase voltage using capacitors instead of a transformer.

[VideoVegetable]

So is this how Stanley Meyer made his water car?

[smw1998a]

@VideoVegetable Sorry my friend, I have no clue!

Regards Lee.

[juggernautxtr]

@VideoVegetable

stan ran his car with HHO and water.

the HHo was used to heat the water to steam in the cylinder. if the steam gets hot enough it will also seprate and ignite again.

HHo was the catalyst for the whole thing.

[VideoVegetable]

Oh i see. Sounds like it was more than just the digital signal that made the water behave more like capacitor just before breakdown. Thx

[xtaxplayer]

@VideoVegetable No Stanley's process used the expansion of the water caused by the process of creating the hydrogen gas to also aid in the power of the motor.

[DoctorLucky1]

He got himself a mineture welder,LOL<LOL<LOL

[JoelThedude4u]

I wanted to point out, I weld sometimes and the "orange" sparks coming from the gap is the steel as it gets very hot it BURNS in air, like paper, and that is the parks, the depression in the steel is the steel that burned off into either a gas mixed with steam or into ashes or slack.

look for a video saying " burning steel wool"

[diymania]

Odd that the hv diode can make such a dramatic difference in capacitor discharge speed.

[BlueEarthRising]

Brillant work, Keep going, thanks for sharing your discovery.

[eyesofnova]

would you be able to use a copper plate instead of a nail since it is a more efficient way to transfer electricity?

[gerhube2000]

that was great but have u tried to use steam i think that will be much better

[FlavoredCoffeeGuy]

Good Job with the Circuit.

[swompwalker]

It would be interesting to see the difference between using the nails and instead of this using lengths with ball like ends opposing each other. (The nearest I have been able to find is some thing in a yacht chandlery - and that not a complete ball)

[dodoshlodo]

great work, thnx 4 all the info and dioagrams and component values, very helpful

[sumbich]

Nice work.... :) I am grateful to all who are continually researching and making progress.

Thank you

[crob227]

is there anyway to see how much pressure that it is actually creating....did you know if you put coils around each of your electrodes you will pick up emp (electromagnetic pulses).

the bigger the coil the more the volts checkout my water cracker series, its on one of them....could be lots of potential to this if we all contribute and work together. thanks for all the hard work.

[crob227]

btw does your circuit draw more amps when you put water on it.

[smw1998a]

Hi Crob,

No the current draw is constant through out all testing, there is no difference between the HV spark, the enhanced spark with the HV diode connected or when water is applied. The energy is used charging the capacitor and is then effectively disconnected during discharge.

Regards Lee.

[plengo]

So it seams that the shorted discharge time brings more energy from the vacuum as Tela said it would if you cut the spark as fast as you can. Have you tried with a magnetic choke like on of the Tesla magnetic quenched spark gaps?

[smw1998a]

Hi Plengo,

When the SCR conducts, the capacitor is discharged through the primary winding of the ignition coil. The secondary rises to spark in 20us, once the arc crosses the gap it provides a dead short to the capacitor which has only dropped from 200v to 180v. The remaining 180v is instantly discharged across the spark gap thus, removing the energy source from the primary winding. The result is a disruptive discharge and a reduction in the spark event from 140us to 30us.

Regards Lee

[mozon1967]

Thanks for sharing once again!

Regards,

Maurice

[gotoluc]

Excellent video once again smw1998a

Luc

[tstorey2]

Fantastic!

Giant steps!

Agreed "nail head erosion" is evidenced by sparks.