Water Sparkplug

[Shane Jackson]

Thanks for the update Greg, time for us to get moving again too , Shane we have the sonic plug in there now, but we abuse them with hydroxy and different octane fuels (like we did with Robin's plugs). Will see how they hold up at the end of the week.

Cool. I was just thinking a Sonic Firestorm might be lethal.

The Vexus PCB's I had made shipped today. Too bad UPS is taking a week to deliver them! They are due here Tuesday.

[ashtweth]

I wonder if incorporating the sonic spark plug idea into the Firestorm sparkplug would yield any interesting results as far as splitting water......

Super Sonic Spark Plug

From the patent info it looks like all they are doing is drilling a .025in hole in the plug

Thanks for the update Greg, time for us to get moving again too , Shane we have the sonic plug in there now, but we abuse them with hydroxy and different octane fuels (like we did with Robin's plugs). Will see how they hold up at the end of the week.

[gmeast]

progress

Hi all,

Finally got re-focused. Since the route I wanted to take with steam 'ingestion', which really should be steam 'injection', is out of practical range not only for me but most everyone else too, I have opted to just go for ultra-high humidity (as an amplification of the 'drip' system I have now) and not try and keep the steam super hot. In this way I can continue with something similar to what I really want to do and also keep testing the plugs and circuitry. I've been stalled long enough. Time to get movin' again.

Greg

[Shane Jackson]

I wonder if incorporating the sonic spark plug idea into the Firestorm sparkplug would yield any interesting results as far as splitting water......

Super Sonic Spark Plug

From the patent info it looks like all they are doing is drilling a .025in hole in the plug

[gmeast]

diodes

Hi Greg

Are they two two 1n5480's in parallel or just two 1n5480's? I hope that makes sense.

thanks

Jason

Hi,

Just 2 ea., 1 pointing each way ... total of just 2.

Greg

[Gibs]

A while but...

Hi everyone,

It's been a while since I've posted, but I'm still with you guys and I can't stop thinking of this water spark plug effect.

My interest for the subject camed 2 years ago, when I was involved in HHO.
I've tried an experiment to see if I was able to create more HHO by using high-voltage from a MOT. Suddenly, after connecting a capacitor across the MOT output, I witnesses the exploding water.

Since then, I sincerly believe that this kind of power is able to drive a mechanical device, but which one? Is the ICE is the right choice?

Like we all know, after the explosion comes the implosion. If we could use both at a steady rpm, we would have an efficient device.
So this leads me to this question: What's the speed of these events?

I've read somewhere that hydrogen expand at the speed of 265 meter/sec, but which distance does it cover before it come back?

Some clues still...

Keep going guys.

Gibs

[Mr_M]

Hi Greg

Are they two two 1n5480's in parallel or just two 1n5480's? I hope that makes sense.

thanks

Jason

[ashtweth]

New plasma design by naresh

Thanks Greg updating now, putting together the new video production now with all the new results results, also guys Naresh has done a new one, please let me know if any body decides to try this, ill try and get to it.

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Ash

[gmeast]

update illustration of VexUs 6.2

Hi all,

Thought I'd post a more complete illustration of the exact VexUs circuit I been running in my Bug.

Greg

[Jetijs]

Thank you for the update
Cheers

[gmeast]

progress

BTW, Greg, do you have made any progress with your setup? Any new results?

Hi Jetijs,

Not really ... kinda' stalled. Trying to find time. I'm involved in developing a "green" product for architecture and construction. With the economy and all my attention is on work but I just purchased an air powered die grinder so I can get to more heat in one of the heater boxes. I'm trying to avoid making a full-blown exhaust heat exchanger to isolate the steam from any air. I'll need to do something like this to relocate the steam entry point to the 'head-end' of the intake manifold ... this will reduce heat loss in the steam. I got on this steam 'ingestion' kick because there are interesting aspects to it. It is taking more time to solidify the test setup than I anticipated ... mostly indecision.

Luc and I were both wondering why in the heck the GEET researchers aren't applying Water Spark Plug, Plasma, etc to their efforts.

Take care,

Greg

[Jetijs]

BTW, Greg, do you have made any progress with your setup? Any new results?

[gmeast]

better drawing of the exact same circuit I'm using

Thanks Greg,
Boy 200 degrees C is a lot of heat. I will play around with it some more with a fan on it and check the freq. closer. My transformer is a Radio Shack 12.6 volt out, with center tap and can put out 3 amps. As this circuit looks like it is symmetrical it is a puzzle as to why one 2N3055 runs different temp than the other. I thought it may be because of the gain of one over the other but they are pretty close. Maybe a matched pair would work better. If I find out more I'll let everybody know. Bob

Hi Bob,

I drew the specific schematic of the exact inverter circuit I built and also included is a capture of the oscillator running at around 90 HZ at a 45 Watt load. If you can scope it, the oscillator should look similar to the picture.

The scope trace isn't as "square" as I would like it. I could sharpen it up a little more by driving the 3055s' bases a little harder I assume.

Greg

[insane4evr]

Hi Bob,

Swap the base drive to the 2N3055's. If the hotter 2N3055 gets exchanged then your base drives are not symmetrical. If the hotter 2N3055 remains the same, and you are getting high temp. with the unit un-loaded, then one of the 2N3055 probably has too much collector to emitter leakage current (partial short).

Just my 2 cents.

[Robert E.]

osicilator

Hi Bob,

Yes, I had one a little hotter than the other too. The spec for these reads 200 deg C ! That's allot. I have a fan on the 3055 heat sinks. Mine runs around 500 ma just sitting there. It draws about 6 amps at 4000 RPM. What transformer are you using? Everything is different for various transformers. The picture is of the one I'm using. I had to fiddle with the caps to get the frequency between 80 - 90 Hz. You can hit a 'bad' spot for the transistors withe the wrong transformer.

Greg

Thanks Greg,
Boy 200 degrees C is a lot of heat. I will play around with it some more with a fan on it and check the freq. closer. My transformer is a Radio Shack 12.6 volt out, with center tap and can put out 3 amps. As this circuit looks like it is symmetrical it is a puzzle as to why one 2N3055 runs different temp than the other. I thought it may be because of the gain of one over the other but they are pretty close. Maybe a matched pair would work better. If I find out more I'll let everybody know. Bob