Hi Mart,
unfortunatelly the http://www.joecell.com.au/ web page doesn't seem to work anymore. There was an extremely good guide how to make a joecell and what that really is and how it works. Here, found a page that has a copy of this guide:
Alex Schiffer - Joe Cell - Experimenters Guide to the Joe Cell | MERLib.org

I was able to get stage 3 with my joecell, but I had to try many different water types till I found one that is most suitable. I tried rain water, water from snow, spring water and many others. Eventually I saw the water changing its structure and making some foam when electricity was applied instead of only some bubbling as in stage 1. Stage 3 means that I could probably get an engine to work on this cell, but I never tried it. Also the more I read about this stuff, the more I realized, thad I knew almost nothing about it, when I was building it. First of all the cylinder material is very important, it should be absolutely non magnetic stainless steel, because any magnetism, for example in the tube seams, prevents the cell to get a rotating magnetic field inside it. This field creates an orgone/aether vortex in the cell and we can use this to change the properties of an internal combustion motor. I suggest you to read the manual, it has many good and interesting info.

Edit: Here you can see the difference between stage 1 test cell and stage 2 test cell:



See how in the first picture the water in the cell is only bubbling, but in the second picture you can see that instead of bibbling, it actually creates a foam. That is supposed to be because the orgone/aether has already seeded in the cell, because we have made an optimum environment that it likes But if i leave the cover off an stage 2 or 3 cell, the water will eventually go in its previoys - non energetic form with only bubbling action. That means that the changes in water is not chemical. Here are some other setups I tried, not knowing anything about this stuff well at the time.



Thanks,
Jetijs