2009/06/28 Mike's GEET reactor in operation

This is Mike's GEET reactor. Mike (servall1) was so nice to send it to me. I put it on a 6.5 hp OMV power generator and today I started burning it in with 50% salt water and 50% gasoline.

It used up most of the gasoline but no water! I put 500ml of water in the bubbler, with two tablespoons of salt, 500ml of gasoline and after approx. 30 minutes of running time the engine stalled and the leftovers in the bubbler were 160 ml of gasoline and exactly 500 ml of water!

I wonder how a cold bubbler should work. I will heat the bubbler during the next tests. I can't imagine, how the water should evaporate with only fresh air going in. Others say that they have managed it, but I don't know how.

I think there is no way around to heat the bubbler like Paul Pantone did it with his blue demo unit "with the exhaust going around the bubbler and some of the exhaust going into the bubbler".

On the reactor I mounted sight glasses, to see if there is visible plasma in the reactor.

Later I noticed, that Mike has the fresh air valve post reactor and I have it pre reactor. I'll fix that, but it won't make a big difference, because I had it closed most of the time.

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[carbednotch]

what are the hoses you used? I like that!

[JohnsEngine]

@carbednotch Thanks! Mike sent me the small hose, which I put on the intake. I don't know where to get it.

The bigger hose which I put on the exhaust is a solar hose. Google for solar installation hose.

[MrWeedluv]

looks cool does this way last better then the other way , thanks

[JohnsEngine]

@MrWeedluv: was that a question? yes, it runs more stable now, but i don't use bubblers for fuel any more. only carburetors.

[carbednotch]

@overunitynow2 : and you can proved this?

[frosty9595]

I agree 100%... Its total bullshit... 500ml of gas and 500ml of water.... Then after you run it you end up with 500ml of water and 160ml of gas... Kinda definitive that its bullshit.

[overunitynow2]

Geet is a total scam, its nothing more then a vapor carb!