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  • Harvey
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    Originally posted by tutanka View Post
    All riferiments of contacts Walter inventor of that patent Radio frequency hydrogen and oxygen generator and method - Patent 7378063 are removed That is your mode of share informations??? You are great !!!!
    Hi Tutanka - not sure who your post is addressed to, but here is some contact information: http://www.energeticforum.com/renewable-energy/6431-none-electrolytic-splitting-h2o-10.html#post113246

    What was removed? I am unfamiliar with 'riferiments' is that the same as references? I see Walter's name is still there in your link above as Last, First, Middle names (Wyles, Walter Eugene) and his address.

    Hope that helps

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  • tutanka
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    You are great!!

    All riferiments of contacts Walter inventor of that patent Radio frequency hydrogen and oxygen generator and method - Patent 7378063 are removed That is your mode of share informations??? You are great !!!!

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  • Michael John Nunnerley
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    No time at the moment

    @ All

    I am at a three day exhibition and do not have time to spare, will look at things at weekend

    Mike

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  • Duncan
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    Courtiestown Marine Limited items - Get great deals on items on eBay.co.uk Shops! they work well in respect of John Bedini, Dave Lawton and Bob Boyce and are quite happy to pay royalties to the original designer. And issue world wide, they seem to have been unhampered as yet.

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  • Harvey
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    Originally posted by Duncan View Post
    YouTube - check out this patnet!!
    comments are 2Hz? I might be able to manage that!
    Or more specifically Patent Application:

    Google View Patent US 2006/0086603 A1It is interesting that Walter included the 6x frequency spread - but odd that he injected his power supply between the oscillator and doubler in the block diagram.

    Regarding the 2 Hz comment from SmartScarecrow, he evidently doesn't understand the frequency doublers and triplers unless the 47 MHz refers to a heterodyne harmonic.

    However, it could be a typo on the 2 Hz that should of been ~2 MHz and the base crystal oscillation at 1.305 Mhz specifically. This would yield the 47 Mhz HF and 7.83 MHz at the LF.

    Now - just to muddy the waters further I could see how some individuals may have experimented with 1.305 Hz oscillator, with the first LF sextupler to arrive at 7.83 Hz LF to play around with Schumann Resonance but that would put the HF () after the secondary sextupler at 47 Hz not MHz.

    I'm with Mike on this one, I'd like to know where Walter got his designs from.

    Also - have any readers done efficiency analyses on Fuel Cells? How much of the conversion is lost to heat? IOW, would there be an OU by coupling Mikes system with a Fuel Cell? (taking the excess energy out of the environment of course).

    EDIT: Also, because the Application states that the LF is VHF and the HF is UHF and there is a 6x spread - it is clear what the bandwidth for the LF is between 50Mhz and 300Mhz for Walters Publication. And this pushes the HF into the microwave range.
    Last edited by Harvey; 10-19-2010, 10:24 PM.

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  • tutanka
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    Originally posted by Michael John Nunnerley View Post
    The inductors with "ferrite" are only chokes to stop RF back into the supply line, a ferrite rod or ring with a few turns will do the job.

    Mike
    Mike I suggest you to create an Kit and sell that or from two years you are every here to explain As you know RF (as HV) is complicated.. you can create false oscillations simply with a welding .. that is my suggestion

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  • Michael John Nunnerley
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    Inductors

    The inductors with "ferrite" are only chokes to stop RF back into the supply line, a ferrite rod or ring with a few turns will do the job.

    Mike

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  • Duncan
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    Originally posted by Karl View Post
    Gripping thread!
    Mike or anyone, would you kindly confirm that Aarons shopping list is the way to go?
    Some of the components are difficult to source here in the UK (amp's etc), a few of Aarons links have a UK delivery option.
    Great work all!
    Regards
    Karl
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  • nvisser
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    Mike's amp circuits
    Last edited by nvisser; 01-24-2015, 08:55 AM.

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  • Karl
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    Originally posted by Aaron View Post
    Mike or anyone else,

    Any of the below sourced parts not the right ones for the job?
    Only the ones with an * in front are the ones I'm concerned about
    if there are special considerations.

    Need to find a more easily available replacement for: Toshiba S-AV10L amp

    Now if someone could post a complete schematic tying them all together,
    this took enough time for today. I saw the different amp circuits, etc...,
    but if someone could put them all together in one solid schematic, that
    would be helpful to everyone.



    PARTS LIST
    All prices in USD
    MINICIRCUITS.com

    1 ZX95_1200W+ VCO $49.95
    1 ZX95-200-S+ VCO $37.95
    2 SM-BF50 SMA-male to BNC female adaptors $3.95 ea, $7.90


    $95.80 + s/h



    EBAY.com

    1 Motorola 85Y12 RF amp $7.99
    *1 Power supply 12-15v dc 10amp fully smoothed $19.96
    1 3" X 3" 12v cooling fan $4.99
    *5 meters 50 ohm RF coax cable (50 ft RG-59) $7.99 (50 ft RG-59)
    *1 Aluminium box 222mmX146mmX55mm or there abouts with lid (die cast is best) $17.49

    $58.42 + s/h



    MOUSER.com

    4 LM317 voltage regulators $0.45 ea, $1.80
    *4 22K multi turn resistors, two of which should be good quality (panel mounting) $2.32 ea, $9.28
    *4 1.8K resistors $0.05 ea, $0.20
    *4 100mh chokes, two for 5amp min and the others does not matter $1.08 ea, $4.32
    *4 100mf electrolytic caps $0.07 ea, $0.28
    4 100nf ceramic caps or other type $0.73 ea, $2.92
    *8 BNC RF male connectors (for coax) $1.34 ea, $10.72
    *6 BNC RF female panel mounting connectors $1.20 ea, $7.20

    *1 6" X 4" DOUBLE sided blank PCB board cut in half 3" X 4" $4.65

    $41.37 + s/h



    ???.com

    1 Toshiba S-AV10L amp




    GRAND TOTAL = $195.59 + S-AV10L + Shipping/Handling


    Guesstimated Final Grand Total around $225~250 USD
    Gripping thread!
    Mike or anyone, would you kindly confirm that Aarons shopping list is the way to go?
    Some of the components are difficult to source here in the UK (amp's etc), a few of Aarons links have a UK delivery option.
    Great work all!
    Regards
    Karl

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  • Michael John Nunnerley
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    Hi Duncan, well I was at an energy exhibition last month and saw a metal that lets the hydrogen through but nothing else, looks like aluminium and its base is such, as a tube and wound as a coil it takes up very little space and will give pure hydrogen, 99.99%, for running fuel cells. I am waiting for more info on this even though it is not the path that I wish to take.

    I prefer using the oxygen with the hydrogen and transforming into other gases using a nitrogen carrier. Yes it is difficult to do if using commonly known ways, that is why I am devoting my time to a new way of doing this, its not easy, but can be done.

    Mike

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  • Duncan
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    Originally posted by Michael John Nunnerley View Post
    @ 2 Hz it will pass straight through water as though it was not there, it has to be in the HF band before there is any reaction, saying that, if the heterodyning took place with sufficient power to create the higher frequencies, then there is always the possibility that you would get bond breaking, but at the cost of energy input.

    @All who read this

    Done correctly with a 10w RF input, the vapour from an ultrasonic vapourizer will break down into H and O instantly creating a great pressure increase due to the volume difference of vapour and its constituant gases H and O. Design considerations have to be made for the container and ducting away of the gases. This is why I used a grade 1 cylinder made for me in copper which would withstand this sudden pressure difference, all this will be explained.

    The other important point is that nitrogen has to be used in the system so as the volatility is that of propagne, if not then you have the same problems as making HHO in an electrolyser. There is also another reason for the nitrogen, it stops the recombing of the H and O back into H2O, which in common duct electrolysers is 30%+-.

    The RF bond breaking is just part of the system, the rest has to be followed to obtain a true usable gas for combustion in an engine and could be pressure stored for future filling of a fuel tank in a car, NH3/N2O.

    Yes, yes, yes, the powers that be will tax it like petrol, but do you think they would let you run your car with a direct system??????????

    I point out again that I take no responsibility for any damage or injury if anybody makes this, I am doing this as an educational explination of how it can be done and I make no profit from this.

    Mike
    Gas separation system - Google Patent Search

    ScienceDirect - Journal of Power Sources : Hydrogen separation using electrochemical method

    New Hydrogen Purification MethodThe Josef Hasslberger page: Technology

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  • Michael John Nunnerley
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    Originally posted by Duncan View Post
    YouTube - check out this patnet!!
    comments are 2Hz? I might be able to manage that!
    @ 2 Hz it will pass straight through water as though it was not there, it has to be in the HF band before there is any reaction, saying that, if the heterodyning took place with sufficient power to create the higher frequencies, then there is always the possibility that you would get bond breaking, but at the cost of energy input.

    @All who read this

    Done correctly with a 10w RF input, the vapour from an ultrasonic vapourizer will break down into H and O instantly creating a great pressure increase due to the volume difference of vapour and its constituant gases H and O. Design considerations have to be made for the container and ducting away of the gases. This is why I used a grade 1 cylinder made for me in copper which would withstand this sudden pressure difference, all this will be explained.

    The other important point is that nitrogen has to be used in the system so as the volatility is that of propagne, if not then you have the same problems as making HHO in an electrolyser. There is also another reason for the nitrogen, it stops the recombing of the H and O back into H2O, which in common duct electrolysers is 30%+-.

    The RF bond breaking is just part of the system, the rest has to be followed to obtain a true usable gas for combustion in an engine and could be pressure stored for future filling of a fuel tank in a car, NH3/N2O.

    Yes, yes, yes, the powers that be will tax it like petrol, but do you think they would let you run your car with a direct system??????????

    I point out again that I take no responsibility for any damage or injury if anybody makes this, I am doing this as an educational explination of how it can be done and I make no profit from this.

    Mike

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  • Duncan
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    YouTube - check out this patnet!!
    comments are 2Hz? I might be able to manage that!
    Last edited by Duncan; 10-19-2010, 09:09 AM.

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  • wolf234
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    It is great to let the steam press
    Green Steam Engine Home Page
    Last edited by wolf234; 10-18-2010, 08:23 PM.

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