Cold Fusion Plasma

Cold Fusion test with 170 Volts DC with tap water and Baking Soda. New style of electrode holder test no screen.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• ColdFusion
• Plasma
• High
• Voltage
• DC
• CFR
• Reactor
• HHO
• Electrolysis

[GentleManSteve65]

I thought Fusion was when you fused two elements together to form another element. Like when two Hydrogen molecules are fused together it makes the element Helium. I am wondering what two elements you fused together or what two compounds you fused together.

[mdbreedi]

Prob, hot water and who knows what else. I was just giving it a try based on some other people experiences, which is more than some people have. Can't get nowhere unless some of you skeptics get off your butts and do something, and when you do post your findings so we all can "learn" from it.

[jasonlittlejohn89]

How many amps were you putting in at 180volts ?

[mdbreedi]

When the light got very bright it was pulling about 4 amps, after the light dimmed under 2 amps.

[mdbreedi]

The distilled water had about 2 oz by weight of Pot Carb in 1 gal. of distilled water. But I did not check the alkaline in the water before and after. The only thing I noticed is shortly after the Plasma 8 video and the sparkplug video which i also used Pot Carb at the same concentration was a constant pain in my left side shoulder joint and a rash break out around the area of the left rotocup on my shoulder. In both experiments I was standing to the right of the tests. Could be the mist.

[GentleManSteve65]

The reason I ask isn't because I am skeptic. I was asking what two compounds or what two elements was fused together. Plasma as we know is another state. We have solids, Gasses, liquids and another called plasma. You get what I am saying? Plasma is a state that compounds or elements can be in. It is in noway fusion. Is it fusion to to freeze water to make Ice? Why do you think it is fusion to make plasma when it is only making something into another state?

[nate12141]

This is not fusion, it is electrolysis. Fusion requires unbelievable levels of temperature and pressure. Fool.

[Partyffs]

That is not plasma, short and simple plasma is superheated gas that has turned into a liquid. You cant hold that in kind of heat in you garage or were ever you are.....stupid.

[CasualTS]

To me it just looks like you're getting an arc between electrodes placed too close together. You're probably doing more electrolysis than fusion. Next time try using deuterium and palladium instead of tap water and baking soda :-)

[halesworth01]

Get yourself a welder unit, a big jar, smaller jar, fill the smaller one with a mix of water and a dissolvable element such as table salt, baking powder, copper sulphate, potassium sulphate, or just about any powder (within reason and safety) and put your wires (anode and cathode) in the liquid switch on the power on a low setting crank it up (SLOWLY) and you can make all different colours of pretty lights in a jar of water. most kids at school do this at safer voltages CALLED ELECTROLYSIS 

[CyberBushBush]

@mdbreedi you have any idea what you're even supposed to be doing? where is the fusion? do you even know what fusion is? what exactly are you fusing?

[IAbominator]

HOW DO YOU PRODUCE THE USEFUL OUTPUT ENERGY DO YOU USE A THERMOELECTRIC GENERATOR OF SOME SOURCE

[dodanimal]

This isnt cold fusion. Its electrolysis. Big difference.

[Seanmatthew22]

Whats the neutron emission on this "fusion reaction" ? Because with out neutrons there is no fusion, and if you did not measure them well its as good as fake

[MrOmegacutz]

What's the net energy input and net energy output?

[omfirstutube]

LOL cold fusion.

We need to produce electricity not waste it.