Alan

It is nice and it is different.
The question now is if this methode of powerdistribution is more efficient or not.
And is it usefull for making hydrogen out of water?

Just my 2 cents....


Steve

Yes it is, ohm's law doesnt apply, no heat gets dissipated.
I think it can create hydrogen if the frequency is adjusted to that of water, so resonating displacement currents occur, and no electric currents.

This is interesting:

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tesla hairpin is 'just' a dielectric oscillator, exatly what meyer did, aka polarization process.

Energy appearing out of nowhere

standing waves in tuned pipes, that is an eye opener. dphi/dt is the strike of the hammer on the tubes.
I think piezo isn't used, because the tubes do exactly that, KISS
We've already got piezo in the signal generator, to create the clock signal

I was right:
http://www.spiritrelease.com/review_spiritrelease.htm

An American psychiatrist, Carl Wickland, and his wife, Anna, a spirit medium, were the pioneers of depossession, as it was then called, in North America. His classic,  Thirty Years Among the Dead ,  first published in 1924, tells how static electricity was applied to the patient’s head and back, in order to drive out possessing spirits. The spirits then entered Anna, through whom they spoke with Carl, who persuaded them to leave. This was an effective, but dangerous, procedure. Mrs Wickland ended her life in a mental hospital.

sorry for going too off-topic

The force that keeps the electron from collapsing into the proton, couldn't this be caused because the 2 charges move through each others electric field, creating repelling EM-fileds?

I was thinking about what Stan said in the video at that school: current lags 90 degree on voltage, so, what if the HV has no effect on the water and the 'fracturing' is just electrolysis at resonance (all the energy to the water) which happens 90 degree later?

I think it is more interesting if no bubbles appear using the correct VIC.

Thanks.
Now let's hope the water doesn't get consumed, or else we'll face a different problem  .

In terms of thermal explosive energy-yield (gtnt) under dynamic pressure of compression
approximately 7.4 (µl) microliter of a liquid-volume of a water droplet per injection cycle is all that ~s
required to run the Dune Buggy 1600cc 50hp VW I.C. engine at 65 m.p.h. on the open road; whereas,
a typical 325 hp diesel I.C. truck-engine would require about 48.1 (µl) microliters of a water droplet
per injection cycle to accomplish the same open road performance. (see WFC Water vs Gasoline
Energy Content Equations (memo WFC 429).

How much LPM water is this for the typical diesel truck?

best whishes

I wonder if the 100Kv+ of a stun gun could be useful.