hydrogen production

Ahh, the old "Tank Girl" trick. lol
Water and Power exists.

from this exact experiment (using electrolysis- that is neither tube being insulated and 13.6 volts DC@3.89 amps) using a squarewave pulse train, i get 3.3liters of hydroxy gas per hour. approx. 16 watts per liter. i am currently looking into other aspects of stanley meyers process. he does not use elctrolysis. you are correct about the inductors.

U R right, Meyer didn't use electrolysis. He pumped steam and ambient air into the injector and hit it with a plasma. This does 2 things. It produces H3O2 and a nitrogen laser and that is how his process produced a mini sun on the tip of the injector. The infra red LEDS took the exhaust and reduced the radioactivity before the water was recirculated. The microwave laser and 120 psi displacement pump is how he injected mist it and he was able to make electricity by "search steam electricity".

I'm quite interested in this, but I don't know whether to call bullshit or not. The user h2earth has several videos and a blog about this and says that your implementation was lacking a key inductor. Were you able to add this? Did this improve your results? Is there a way to find information about this that isn't filled with political rhetoric and wild scientific oversimplifications? Can you really achieve "overunity" production of the gas? I can't believe I'm even asking that...

i tried the inductor. at the current voltage level of 13.6 volts it produced little gas and dropped the voltage to nothing. i have yet to run a car or any other engine with hydrogen. there are several forums of people working on this. not so sure about the overunity idea. sounds far fetched to me.

Hm...it reduced the voltage to nothing? Isn't the idea to reduce the current to nothing and use only the potential energy of the voltage differential to do work? I mean, essentially you set up an inductor/capacitor circuit which can be fine tuned so that the impedance is zero, meaning the voltage is infinite. Is this the idea? Can you link me to a place where I can read more about David Lawson's results?

I think "infinite" in my previous comment is an incorrect use of words. But the point is that the current drops out and all we have is voltage. And somehow this is supposed to do work. Or resonate with the water. Or something. My understanding is that nobody has a very good theoretical explanation for what's going on here, but I'd like to see some good, well-documented experimental information if it exists.

There is no resonance. Get the file Meyerphotos.zip and do some photo analysis.

Meyer was a jerk. He was not out to teach anyone anything. If he was, you would be doing it now.

The big problem and how people are fooling themselves is pulsed circuits are not in phase so they think they are using less current than they are.

The only way to beat electron packing which limits 100% is with PEM (proton exchange membrane.)

The inductor shuts down your transistor and the resonance inhibits current transfer. You are all being taken for a ride.

H2Oearth does not know squat. Busy work for idiots by idiots.

All the inductors do is limit current. The transformer circuit is nothing but a neon sign transformer circuit to ignite the water at the tip of the injector to produce the nitrogen laser out of the steam and air mixture as the piston is going away and producing a vacuum in the injector. At that point the injector fires again and the plasma coil hits the center electrode to ignite. It is basically a small nuclear process.