current limited plasma hho

watch in HD. I took crob227's advice and put a high voltage transformer primary in series with the cathode. I will try out his circuit in the future. This is a reaction I get at approximately no greater than 450 watts of input power. The whole reaction is centered around the voltage drop properties of the capacitor bank. When more amps flow through the bank, there is a voltage drop. When I adjust the dimmer, in series connected to the bank, I think it changes the properties of that voltage drop as I get better results when the dimmer is at low power. The cathode in this setup is made of copper which is fine because the anode is made of 304 stainless steel. The copper becomes electroplated with the steel and so no erosion to the cathode will happen. The solution is composed of filtered tap water (need to get my distiller working) and a tbl spoon of baking soda salt mixture (4:1 soda to salt ratio)

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[lApEkv2l]

thank you m3scal for subscribing.

@ HHO4ALL, I have seen baking soda as electrolyte turn the water brown in most videos, but his is different. And I would like to try and get his blueish water. I would really like to get some KOH as a lot of people use it and get better production.

[2550osiosterdalen]

Nice reaction! Keep up the good work, and Happy new year!

[lApEkv2l]

Thanks. Have yourself good new years too.

And to anyone driving tonight be careful for buzzed drivers. They'll be out tonight

[ZOMIBErevolution]

you sure r good at wasting time

[TomB455]

@ HH4ALL

i use ss 316L for my catode, no brown water;)

you can watch my vid. if you like watch?v=qPG3TaHMf70

[HHO4ALL]

I haven't used plasma yet, but from my experience with using baking soda and stainless steel plates or cups, the water gets a light redish brown.

If you are able to keep the water clear, good job. I was just trying to help offer alternatives that may give better results.

[lApEkv2l]

@ HHO4ALL, you would have to see his videos. The solution really is magically blue. I will try crob's setup first (don't have KOH yet). Isn't lye used in drain openers?

[m3sca1]

like your work -i have subscribed

[crob227]

No way dude...... prettiest bluest water you've seen, no muck at all in the water after weeks of experimenting using a regular champion spark plug and azurite e-lite

[HHO4ALL]

That makes sense, but still makes for dirty water.

[crob227]

well mt first thought was to give him the blend i use which is a mix of water and azurite, see the baking soda bonds to the copper and turns green "like on old copper" then the reversal of polarities will make it come off.

[mdbreedi]

You might also want to use Tungsten electrodes in distilled water with baking soda. Place the pos+ deeper in the liquid than the Neg- electrode if you do not have the neg electrode insulated from the liquid. I have used Teflon to insulate the Neg electrode before and it does great.