Daniel Dingel

[Aaron]

[Aaron]

Daniel Dingel 2

Reaktor mit DC-Hochspannung

Die Art der Spule ist eine Vermutung.

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[Aaron]

Daniel Dingel 3

missing picture

He uses reflective stainless steel trapezoidal sheets. Thus, the formation of honeycomb chambers.
In these chambers may be accelerated by magnetic spirals hochschaukeln reflection.

[Chip Shorter]

Where did you find that? Sprechen Sie Deutsch? Das ist fantastisch!

Looks like he is getting a clean arc using tuned inductive collapse and abrupt switching. No doubt the speed of his switching is directly related to his charactoristics of the inductor(s). The fact that he is shaping the field reminds me of a patent I recently read out of eastern europe recently. I will now see if I can find it. Thanks for posting that.

[Aaron]

Dingel coils

Hi Chip,

Am I missing something or in the 2nd pic, is it simply the HV circuit side is closed and that influences the pulsing of the smaller coil powered by a battery....basically the hv setup is what pulses the battery 12 to the cell?

Also, the 1st pic, is that separate or a goofy interpretation of something else? Where are any leads from that or is it a lower voltage way to control pulsing of a 12v coil system to the cell?

[Chip Shorter]

Good morning Aaron,
Looks like 4 coils wound oppisite pairs configured like a transformer, one thing I'm not certain is the device between the two larger coils. Looks like it says some sort of spark tube. The word blitz is lightning in german and rorhe is like a pipe or tube.
The first pic looks like a sheilded metal arc welding apparatus(SMAW) or a stick welder with a positive ground and negative electrode. Looks to me like he is generating a spark gap which gives him a frequency dependant on the distance of the the gap. I think he says he noticed the batteries getting very gaseous in the first pic. I guess thats how he came to the conclusion to use that frequency or voltage or both out to the electrolyzer in the second pic. I know I'm probably missing something else.
Also it says he uses sheets of soft iron for his core. I wonder if he rolled them up or laminated them flat like a conventional transformer?

[**~Imhotep~**]

Reaktor mit DC-Hochspannung

Die Art der Spule ist eine Vermutung.

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[Vulcan]

Anyone figure out what this guy is really doing?

[magnetO]

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magnetO

[Aaron]

Daniel Dingel

Thanks Imhotep and MagnetO!

If we know that the origin of Daniel Dingel's water technology came from some basic homemade welding technology, that may give clues of what he has today. I do not know about welding equipment very much but I'm sure there are some members of this forum that does.

That is the first time I heard this story of the welding history.

[etgone]

Hey AARON,

Just recieved and email today and this link about "Daniel Dingel water car secret revealed!"

http://eurobier. com/wasserauto/ Dingle.htm


Hope you or someone can translate this too.

[Aaron]

translated page

Thanks! This translation probably has errors but it gives an idea:
Translated version of http://www.eurobier.com/wasserauto/Dingle.htm

[billb0169]

Interesting Observation about Dingle video

Hi All,

Here is one interesting observation from a Dingle water car video. Please note while he is demonstrating to the reporter at approximately the 4:55 mark he puts a test light in the cell and it lights up. Also note that he asks the reporter to touch the water and no electrical shock occurs. This would seem to indicate that he is using high voltage and very low current to perform electrolysis.

YouTube - Daniel Dingle Water Car (extended version) - part 1 (Check from 4:55)


This also would seem to be the case with Stanley Meyers method of electrolysis.

"Meyer's cell seems to have many of the attributes of an electrolytic cell except that it functions at high voltage, low current rather than the other way around."

"A witness team of independent UK scientifc observers testified that US inventor Stanley Meyer successfully decomposed ordinary tap water into constituent elements through a combination of high, pulsed voltage using an average current measured only in milliamps. Reported gas evolution was enough to sustain a hydrogen /oxygen flame which instantly melted steel."

"One demonstration cell was fitted with two parallel plate "excitors". Using tap water to fill the cell, the plates generated gas at very low current levels --- no greater than a tenth of an amp on the ammeter, and claimed to be milliamps by Meyer --- and this gas production increased steadily as the plates were moved closer together and decreased as they were separated. The DC voltage appeared to be pulsed at tens of thousands of volts."

Stanley Meyer: Water Fuel Cell


I truly believe both of these guys used a very similar approach to get a large amount of hho gas from their cells without consuming a lot of amperage.

[professor]

Daniel Dingel

Hi Voltage low current you get zapped real Bad.
High Voltage low current will not light a regular 120Vac or 220 Vac Light Bulb even a 40 watter if it did then the current must be greater than you assume.
If the current was greater ,you would certainly be electrocuted.
Try lighting a Light bulb with an Automotive Coil, guess what it wont work.
If you can match the impedance of the Light bulb you may have a better chance .
For example if you require a 50 Ohm match for an antenna using High frequency (RF) you can light a #47 Light Bulb quite easy.
Even 60 Volt DC given an amp or more can kill.
10000 volt at 1 ma or less will give you a the shock of your life.
Try touching an electric fencer ,just to mention one of many HV low current devices. Look at Tasers they are not supposed to kill but they can.
Just my nickel worth of Wisdom.

Hi All,

Here is one interesting observation from a Dingle water car video. Please note while he is demonstrating to the reporter at approximately the 4:55 mark he puts a test light in the cell and it lights up. Also note that he asks the reporter to touch the water and no electrical shock occurs. This would seem to indicate that he is using high voltage and very low current to perform electrolysis.

YouTube - Daniel Dingle Water Car (extended version) - part 1 (Check from 4:55)


This also would seem to be the case with Stanley Meyers method of electrolysis.

"Meyer's cell seems to have many of the attributes of an electrolytic cell except that it functions at high voltage, low current rather than the other way around."

"A witness team of independent UK scientifc observers testified that US inventor Stanley Meyer successfully decomposed ordinary tap water into constituent elements through a combination of high, pulsed voltage using an average current measured only in milliamps. Reported gas evolution was enough to sustain a hydrogen /oxygen flame which instantly melted steel."

"One demonstration cell was fitted with two parallel plate "excitors". Using tap water to fill the cell, the plates generated gas at very low current levels --- no greater than a tenth of an amp on the ammeter, and claimed to be milliamps by Meyer --- and this gas production increased steadily as the plates were moved closer together and decreased as they were separated. The DC voltage appeared to be pulsed at tens of thousands of volts."

Stanley Meyer: Water Fuel Cell


I truly believe both of these guys used a very similar approach to get a large amount of hho gas from their cells without consuming a lot of amperage.

[insane4evr]

Hi All,

Here is one interesting observation from a Dingle water car video. Please note while he is demonstrating to the reporter at approximately the 4:55 mark he puts a test light in the cell and it lights up. Also note that he asks the reporter to touch the water and no electrical shock occurs. This would seem to indicate that he is using high voltage and very low current to perform electrolysis.
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He probably was using a 12 volt continuity tester specifically for trouble shooting car wiring. If true, then low voltage, no shock. And if the electrolyte is conducting, then the tester lamp will lightup.