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  • Robert E.
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    Water injection

    Originally posted by Jetijs View Post
    Sure, I would love to see that

    Robert E., do you use a steam injection in your setup? Because Greg does and the great results were achieved using plasma spark + steam injection combo
    Plasma spark alone, at least in my experiments, gave me only 7% economy, but with hot steam it is a whole different story
    Good luck!
    No Jetijs, I was going to try that next. I also remember Greg saying he set the timing close to top dead center, I believe. I Wonder with the much hotter spark If the timing being set normal for gas if maybe we aren't getting some more firing and burning before TDC??? thereby loosing some power. I could easly change the timing to see if this may be happening. Does this make any since?? Bob

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  • sucahyo
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    Please forgive me if this already mentioned before:
    Coats & Schauberger - The Energy Evolution - Harnessing Free Energy from Nature, page 57(44)
    If specifically heavy high-quality water is atomised and the resultant watervapour is compressed by a descending piston with a simultaneous infusion of atmospheric oxygen, then this aqueous mixture of air is instantaneously transformed into increased and highly potentiated stocks of new air. The expansive pressure produced in this way corresponds to the power of about 2,000 atmospheres per litre of water.
    Just wondering if anyone ever try to use the mist of spiralling water.

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  • Ozicell
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    Hi Luc,

    Thanks for that, I don't think it was the video that I remembered but still shows the principle. In the video that I remember the researcher discovered it by accident and wasn't sure what was causing the effect. Aarons video explains the effect which is even better.

    Cheers and thanks again
    Ozi

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  • gotoluc
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    Originally posted by Ozicell View Post
    I was wondering when someone was going to post about this.

    YouTube - Plasma Spark I

    I will be interested to see the long term effects on both plug and chamber using one of these.

    BTW, some time ago, someone posted a circuit in bench operation which was producing the plasma spark accompanied by loud snaps! Duringt the test, they change something, they still got the plasma spark but it was silent! I think they then pursued the loud snap direction. Does anyone know which of the videos this was and which circuit was used?

    Cheers
    Ozi
    Hi Ozi,

    I didn't know anything about the Aquapulser project until they posted links to their videos a couple of days ago at the Overunity Topic:

    URGENT! WATER AS FUEL DISCOVERY FOR EVERYONE TO SHARE

    About the silent spark and still showing effect with water was a discovery made by Aaron: YouTube - Water Sparkplug | Plasma Ignition | With current restriction I also tried it with a choke coil and got the same results.

    Cheers mate

    Luc

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  • Ozicell
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    aquapulser

    I was wondering when someone was going to post about this.

    YouTube - Plasma Spark I

    I will be interested to see the long term effects on both plug and chamber using one of these.

    BTW, some time ago, someone posted a circuit in bench operation which was producing the plasma spark accompanied by loud snaps! Duringt the test, they change something, they still got the plasma spark but it was silent! I think they then pursued the loud snap direction. Does anyone know which of the videos this was and which circuit was used?

    Cheers
    Ozi

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  • gmeast
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    post

    Originally posted by Xack View Post
    Greg,
    How is the progress on your newest steam injector? Do you think you'll have a post soon?

    Thanks,
    Xack
    Hi Xack,

    Well, I'm pretty much burned out on this stuff ... and broke. Someone called 'aquapulser' has created a production-looking version of all of this. At least I can finally justify NOT spending any more time or money on this stuff.

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  • Xack
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    Anxious to hear about Greg's Steam progress

    Greg,
    How is the progress on your newest steam injector? Do you think you'll have a post soon?

    Thanks,
    Xack

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  • Jetijs
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    Originally posted by Shane Jackson View Post
    Should I do a video of it running???
    Sure, I would love to see that

    Robert E., do you use a steam injection in your setup? Because Greg does and the great results were achieved using plasma spark + steam injection combo
    Plasma spark alone, at least in my experiments, gave me only 7% economy, but with hot steam it is a whole different story
    Good luck!

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  • Shane Jackson
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    I have my Board all wired up and installed. Should I do a video of it running???



    Cutting the hole for the plug was a real PIA! Next time I am just going to drill a hole and use a rubber grommet.

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  • Shane Jackson
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    Are you doing any water injection?

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  • Robert E.
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    Plasma plugs

    Originally posted by gmeast View Post
    Up until now I just opened the engine compartment and and turn a needle valve until it drips about 3 drops every 2 seconds or so then take a ride. Not very scientific but it showed me the value of the extreme humidity in my first tests.

    Now I have a small peristaltic pump with speed adjustment ... that's almost installed. It has a speed adjustment pot that can be made remote for the driver.

    The economy slowed me up again so I'm presently stalled once more.

    Greg
    Greg and all, I need to tell you where I'm at with my Plasma plugs and Kiker wires. My 1988 Dodge Raider 4 cys 2.6 lit engine had a bad carb so I replaced it with a Weber conversion. There is no electronic control on this carb and you can change the primary and secondary jets from the outside. I got the mpg from 15, (running full rich), to 20 mpg. The ball plugs only give me about 1 mpg better. I put in smaller jets and got the mpg up to 23 mpg. I put in the kiker wires and still got 23 mpg???
    Right now it looks like the only way to take advantage of the ball plugs and Kiker wires is to lean the engine more. Remember I was running plasma for 25 miles and burnt up one of the four of my ball plugs and got no better gas mileage???? The other three was showing destress also. Of course I was driving my plugs way to hard but it made no difference on my mileage. Greg How are you getting what your getting? What are you doing that I might try also? Please advise. Bob

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  • ashtweth
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    Shane what a beauty man love it

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  • gotoluc
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    Originally posted by Kinetix View Post
    gotoluc, regarding the engine invented by Mihai Rusetel, I could say that it is a sort of a steam engine.
    It makes steam with a hot electric resistor (or something like that), and feeds the cylinders. It does not crack the steam. It may look promising, but the eficiency is low... Sorry that my fellow romanian didn't make something better.
    Anyway, there are other romanians that made great things in history. I would give you only one example. You know about the Wright brothers that flew first in 1903. Well, 3 years later, working independenty from them, a young romanian reached the sky. It's name: Traian Vuia. Yes, it's true that his airplane looked much like a big umbrella with an engine and two propellers, but it flew.
    Another big romanian that worked in the field of engines and aeronautics, was Henri Coanda. He developed the first jet engine airplane, if I recall corectly.
    Cheers.
    Hi Kinetix,

    thank you for your reply

    That is interesting information about Romanian inventors.

    Thanks for sharing

    Luc

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  • Mad Scientist
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    new guy

    Hi! Everyone this my first post here. I have just spent the last week or so reading thought this entire forum. So I realize that his has been said before but you have done some incredible work. Congratulations!

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  • Shane Jackson
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    I cannot believe it's been almost a month.... I am thinking of using a Molex plug for the connections out the case (to sparkplugs, block, and AC). Will make a real nice clean look and install.

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