I like to announce the availability of the latest video in the Electrolysis series. I received my manufactured plates for the Dry-Cell I wanted to build. I compare the purchased 21 Plates with the prototype 47 plates. The dimension of my plates is 12 X 12 cm versus the purchased one of 10 X 10 cm. Both dry-Cells are connected
I like to announce the availability of the latest video in the electrolysis series. While a clear demarcation point for frequency driven electrolysis with my 3 plate and tube system did not show any signs for gas production variation. The 21 plate Dry Cell does show that. We look at gas production level in gas volume and compare to Direct
I like to announce the availability of the latest video in the Electrolysis series. Looking at the disappointing result from the tube cells I started to look at Dry Cells. While this is the standard for Hydrogen production, I like to investigate how graphite plates perform in comparison to stainless steel 316L. You find the video under /movies/electrolysis/. Non –
I like to announce the availability of the latest video in the Electrolysis series. In this video I test a three-module set in the water filter. We look at the gas production rate and compare it with what we know about the video from Stanley Meyer. You find the video under /movies/electrolysis/. Non – Members and Basic Members can purchase
I like to announce the availability of the latest video in the Electrolysis series. In this video we look at the point charge and the cavity propagation. You learn about the relationship of different electrode sizes to each other and the performance in terms of gas production and power consumption. You find the video under /movies/electrolysis/. Non – Members and
I like to announce the availability of the latest video in the Electrolysis series. In this video I ask and answer myself three questions. First, is increasing the electrode size consuming more power. Second, does the working frequency for gas production change. And third, are we producing more gas. You find the video under /movies/electrolysis/. Non – Members and Basic
I like to announce the availability of the latest video in the Electrolysis series. In this video I demonstrate how you can fast track impedance matching by using a multi tab autotransformer. I have also replaced the small 4 mm graphite rod with a large 2.5 cm graphite rod and nickel cage. I show a short video click from Stanley
In shorter succession I like to announce the availability of the latest video in the Electrolysis series. I have wound the autotransformer new and run the tests again. I also changed the electrodes for better visibility of the gas production. With a larger primary coil, the power consumption is also lower but is the gas production and efficiency higher. Find
I like to announce the availability of the latest video in the Electrolysis series. I replaced the Class C amplifier with my Pull – Pull design and added two separate autotransformers from the amplifier to the load. The power delivery is much improved. Next need to be to translate that into gas production by developing the perfect load for gas
I like to announce the availability of the latest video in the electrolysis series. I applied the settings from the simulation and could match what the simulation provided. To understand what is really going on we need to see the alignment of voltage to current. We measure the production of gas as bubble released in time. I start with 3