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Uploaded by on Jul 17, 2009

putting in 230Volt DC in water and electrolyte.

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  • what are your electrodes?

  • @a2zhandi just some whimpy solid core copper wire i had. Got a farily low melting point so the electrodes melt... hehe

  • can you explain me how you did this ??

  • @steppachshit I have a variac (variable transformer that i rectified and put a capacitor on the output. so i get approx 250V DC out. it's just as simple as that. then just put the 250V DC in the water.

  • nice! as i said in a PM it would be really cool if you actually get it to work! :)

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  • pritty much ark weld under water

  • not cold fusion

  • @sk7ca

    they were using palladium cathode in those coldF experiments..

    But, Youneed a t0N of Voltage to run it..

  • it's not cold fusion, not even close, it's HOH at best.

  • @SuperSchampi Lovely that i can't understand a single word in german!

  • there's no radiation from cold fusion, no Geiger counter necessary.

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