What else but the technologies pioneered by Stanley Meyer, Ravi, and Guru2U?
Thanks for your interest, I will look foward to viewing some replications. The system
running in the videos has paralleled bifilar coils and transistors. A small fan circulates
air onto a heatsink, and listening closely to it one can hear the sound of electrolysis
taking place. It sounds much like foaming soda.
Potassium hydroxide solution is the option I have gone with, but with enough electrode
surface area submerged the plain water version could possibly equal its performance.
It builds minerals from tap water on the plates quickly.
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Thanks for your interest, I will look foward to viewing some replications. The system
running in the videos has paralleled bifilar coils and transistors. A small fan circulates
air onto a heatsink, and listening closely to it one can hear the sound of electrolysis
taking place. It sounds much like foaming soda.
Potassium hydroxide solution is the option I have gone with, but with enough electrode
surface area submerged the plain water version could possibly equal its performance.
It builds minerals from tap water on the plates quickly.
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