Plate Gap Theory (Final)

Interesting...

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• hho
• stainless
• steel
• lye
• stan
• meyers
• electrolysis

[john29302]

obviously too much pride to read all of boyce and the frequencies of pulses, and plate distances and sizes, and surface area, soup mix, etc. all boyce did was produce 1200% more hho than brute force could. glad to see it burn. sloth has me down too. not just mere pride.

[cjpeaceful1]

Obviously, you like "jumping to conclusions". More often than not, we make "things" too difficult this was just an attempt at making the obvious plain. Besides, 1200% is not possible. Sorry.

[SmartScarecrow]

darn ... I was hoping you would complete this work and contribute it to the general knowledge base ... seemed you were making progress ... none of this stuff comes easy ... many of the folks sharing their work here on YouTube are actually the trailblazers picking up where this technology left off nearly 100 years ago ... hope you reconsider at some point and continue to refine you theory ...

[cjpeaceful1]

Thanks for the thoughts. Like I stated, I have not given up on this theory. In fact, I have included (2) more equations into this theory which have not been published.

We'll see.

[cjpeaceful1]

Thanks Luther.

"Associate with men of good quality if you esteem your own reputation; for it is better to be alone than in bad company." - G. Washington

I believe I'm in good company. ;)

[lutherp40]

5 stars from me. But not because you are stepping back away from this.

5 stars because you attempted it and tried to explain it to others.

I apologize that I hadn't the time to look into this topic closer. It would have been nice if I had an opportunity to get up to speed and be on the same page as you, but the opportunity to do so did not present itself to me.

Anyway, I have a lot of respect for your work and your efforts.

Keep it up.