skaght

charging effect

I noticed a similar effect when I had my brown's gas device up and running. After producing enough brown's gas the plates started to act like batteries and you could pull off a usable current for a short period. I think it's just a chemical reaction on the plates where one is oxidized and the other is reduced creating the battery effect. However, don't let me discourage you, it's still worth measuring power in and power out to confirm.

Mike,

This appears to explain aspects of what I've been working on. I've been using pulsed coils to produce magnetic fields for healing. I initially assumed the strongest effects would come from the ends of the coil. Based on reading the link you provided, I surmised that it might actually be a magnetic field with infinite wavelength as described on the website, so the actual beneficial field is radiating off the sides of the coil. After some simple experiments, that seems to be the case. I'm really excited about designing further experiments to test out these concepts.

Thanks!!!!

I'm with Slider on this, it's sounds like you were getting very significant gas output from a small amount of power. And the sparking underwater??? Years back I did some cold fusion replications and it takes significant power to get underwater plasma. I'd be surprised if you'd get much from 90 watts.

If your power calculations are correct, which is a big if, you may still have found an efficient electrolysis with electrolyte. Double check your power calculations and post a vid!