Bob Boyce Interview by Chris Patton; 3 of 9

Bob Boyce gives a lengthy discussion and history of the development of his remarkable HHO gas generator/electrolyzer, and associated electronics. Bob's device uses water as a feed stock to produce a highly combustible charged gas of hydrogen and oxygen (called HHO, Hydroxy, Brown's Gas, etc.) ON DEMAND and very efficiently (several times over-unity according to Faraday standards), and in amounts that allows one to run a high performance engine with, such as the speed boats that Bob initially powered entirely with the gas.

Like many other inventors that are involved in the field of over-unity energy devices, Bob also describes the hurdles he's faced during the development of his design, such as theft and damage to his early prototypes, and why he has shared his knowledge to the world at no charge, for others around the world to recreate.

Please see the PESWiki site for the entire video, plus PDF plans for download:

http://peswiki.com/index.php/OS:Bob_Boyce_Electrolyzer_Plans

Also, please check out Patrick Kelly's PDF Documents:

http://www.free-energy-info.com/Chapter5.pdf

and:

http://www.free-energy-info.com/

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[quikrail]

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[earthhydro]

hmmm ...not sure the 556 described is a pulse train, not a simple wave that you can control the width of each pulse. which was it...a pulse train with variable duty cycle or a simple frequency with variable duty cycle?