Hydrogen Tap (Testing 7 Plate System) 103

This video is to show how much Hydrogen/Oxygen can be produced with a 7 plate cell.The cell has about 252 Sq".

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[wombatppc]

But in reality dont you use more energy in than what you get back.?

[johnaarons]

What we ( I am) trying to do is not get more out than you put in but use the prop. "making" Hydrogen is different than other energy processes, Just because it looks like you are not using energy do not mean your not.John AArons

[wombatppc]

Ow I thought you was trying top make an Alternative power source/ But If your just messing about then it doesnt realy matter. There is a guy who had designed a machine that makes steem by rotating and spinning water, which DOES Give out more energy than is put in. Basicly a drumn and a large heavy wheel with holes is. The wheel spins inside the drumn and vibrats the water between drumn and wheel. Guess its just friction that turns it into steam. But it works.

[johnaarons]

This is such an interesting comment.. I decided to let it go through... John AArons

[LITINNY]

HI johnarron what do you think according to your expermints is the large 2 plate system as good as the 7 plate design.. i was just wondering what you think ....thanks litinny

[johnaarons]

I have am going to use the "AAron's Cell" for the car. I am building one now for the car. The 7 plates system will most likely work as well; we just have to know how much area we need (amount of plates). John AArons

[shawnolds]

Stanley Meyers principle is based on High Voltage and High Frequency (around 20,000Hz) at Low Amperage. It is not electrolysis though, it's call water fracturing, since it splits the water molecule by vibrating it at it's resonant frequency. Because his system uses Low Amperage, it requires a lot less energy to split the water molecule than conventional electrolysis. John, thanks for the great videos.

[johnaarons]

You are not missing anything. I am starting from the ground up and checking all the way; there is too much data and not enough truth. I have now what I believe to be a "hard" unit to start testing "exactly what you are asking about". John AArons

[seshkanuri]

questions:

1)Why produc hydrogen the same way like our schoolkids been doing for 150 years?

2)Why use lye and conductivity?. This increases amps and results in plain hydrolysis of water. This does not yield cost effective hydrogen.

2)Why not use a conductivity reducer(or resistance enhancer) and make the water break down under high voltage.

Isn't that what Myer's principle all about?.

Am I missing something here?

[johnaarons]

I can tell you one thing the way you produce hydrogen is by using area; the larger the electrode (plate) the more Hydrogen. 7 plates is (3"X6" or 18 SQ inch times 2 sides times 7 plates 252 SQ ". Most of the tubes are 1"and have about 2 tubes time 6"= (3.14 X 1" X6 times 2nd tube is about 18SQ inches times 2 =75.36 SQ "