New "clam cell"

I put together a new cell with 12 plates spaced apart only from the neutral plate the thickness of a 1/4in nylon washer.
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Interesting results... I will test gas output next.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• HHO
• hydrogen
• gas
• magnetic
• motor
• magnet
• water
• torch
• overunity
• bedini

[apcwzrd]

Interesting. I would be interested to know actual gas output. My experience has shown that lots of bubbles to not necessarly translate into high gas production. Anything over 2 liters per minute would be be very impressive with your simple design. Keep us informed.

[ktservicescorp]

at 35amps I can produce that. I can only run it for a minute or two because I don't have heavy gauge wire. I get a 3inch flame on the torch also...so I know its good gas :)

[apcwzrd]

What are the size of the plates you are using?

How far apart are they?

[ktservicescorp]

simple wall plate size 4 1/2in x 2 3/4 in space aprox 1/16 apart with a nylon washer

[Careica]

Can somebody tell me, what this think do? Free energy or?

[ktservicescorp]

For me it has just been to make very powerful gas out of water and make a torch. It is amazing that I have melted granite and aluminum with water and electricity. A relatively small amount of it too, 250 watts of power. I would really like to make Stanley Meyers cells but I am not completely educated on that yet, but I am getting there.

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[maxinpains]

how much power does it take to the hydrogen gas here?

[kakureru]

@bikr1975 you can condense it into a metal tube and allow it to drain back...

[bikr1975]

ya know, it would be interesting to find a way to recycle the water moisture from the exhaust for added ?? ;)

fewer fill-ups!

[fabianonline]

Really good.. actualy.. but WAIT! It polutes rigth?

For PERFECTION explore: Free Energy Germany Patent (video) ;)

[RealDrPhD]

So, what is the concentration of H2 or HHO in the evolved gas? 5%, 10%, more, zero?

Interesting test, but no data on H2 concentration, O2 concentration, CO concentration, or HHO concentration.

Where's the beef/measurement of output efficiency?

[firefop]

Not only do you get better conductivity (and lower power draw) from potash... but you never have to add it again, since it isn't consumed in the reaction.

[ActiveStorage]

"Lucky for us, when it's burned, it goes right back to water ;-)"

and then it goes back to ur water tank.. and.. hey wait we got ourselves a perpetual engine