Dr. Stiffler SEC on Ironhead HHO cell distilled water test 2

Hi all. This test 2 video demonstration is of Dr. Stiffler's SEC circuit which he is sharing at the Overeunity forum which can be found here: http://www.overunity.com/index.php?topic=3457.msg100489.html#msg100489
and here is Dr. Stiffler's own website: http://67.76.235.52/DrStiffler/
In this test the HHO cell has been discunected from the SEC circuit and sitting for over 11 hours and still has stored voltage and power as I demonstrate by lighting an LED. I built this test HHO cell from a design that user name Ironhead (also at Overunity forum) had shared with us last spring of 2007. This is the first time I am able to get gas production on a HHO cell using only pure distilled water (no electrolyte)thanks to Dr. Stiffler's SEC Circuit. I am very impress with this special circuit Dr. Stiffler has shared with us and look forward to new developments.

Thank you Dr. Stiffler and all who have looked.

Luc

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[SmartScarecrow]

I have seen my electrolyser maintain a charge, so that part is not out of the ordinary ... I am not sure any of mine have ever maintained a charge for THAT long ... never tested it ... may have to take a look at that ...

BUT, the ability to get distilled water to react I find facinating ... I thought that only worked at extremes of temperature and/or voltage ...

[gotoluc]

Thanks for looking SmartScarecrow. I know most cells keep voltage for some time but after 12 hours and on top of that being able to light a LED???...I don't think so, that is very usual. Try it and tell me, but from what I remember this cell never kept its battery effect that long.

Luc

[1TEKTRON1]

the diff voltage between the positive sets may be due the magnet orientation of the individual plates

[fuelban]

this is intresting guys, wish you would use metric sizes tho, i got rid of imperial sizing 40 years ago now. LOL, i do have thoughts tho about whats going on, tho im not electrically minded, do you think it coud be acting as a capacitor ?, if you get back to me i will inform you of what might be happening, outlandish as it might seem. LOL.

thom in scotland

[overunitydotcom]

Just shake the gas bubbles loose

and the ions wil recombine and you will loose

the voltage.

You charged up the plates with H30+ and OH- ions, so they still have a charge in their lattice.. Depends how many ions have traveled into the steel plate lattice..