Those rods are 400perm. I think I have something pretty close to those but have not had any luck using them. What frequency range are you working with?
Hms, I did a quick google search and didn't come up with to much unless you want to buy it by the ton. My father works at car tech, I'm going to ask him if they produce anything like this
There would be a lot of things to do before running an engine with the ionized gas if I can produce it. First I need to test how powerful the gas is by displacement, not listening to the bang. Also, I'm going to have to test how much ambient air I need to mix in to produce a responsible temp.
But yes, I'll be testing with just hho in the engine to learn what I can.
As far as the effect of these ions on the engine. I don't really know. I think its important to burn the ionized gas before it starts to lose the light energy it has picked up. I don't know how long positive ions will last in an engine. I ordered a quartz tube and I am thinking about using a bulb designed to kill algae in pools and ponds. I'm also thinking about trying xenon bulbs.
Sorry I guess I misunderstood, I'll test the gas by displacement. Did you see Russ Gries's burn rate testing?. I plan on using a similar setup. If it works I'll try to test heat as well.
Thanks, I didn't think about that. I was planning on using acrylic for the inner tube but I could use the case the light comes in If I us uv which I probaly will
Well I'm still working on that. So far I came up with this. I'll start with 2" clear tube ( not sure how long yet) this tube will be at the center and house the lights. Next I'll use a 4" glass tube with the clear tube placed inside it. The 4" glass tube will have foil wrapped aroundthe out side for the ground. Now the positive electrode is placed between the inner clear tube and the outer glass tube. I haven't decided how I'm going to make that yet. I was thinking of using a a strip of nail some how. Or a bunch of nails or puns soldered onto a bar. The positive potential will be suppled by a tv flyback transformer. I'll be pulsing a dpst relay to power the transformer. When the relay switches the transformer off it will switch on the extraction circuit.
Hopefully I explained everything so you can understand, it's not one of my strong points haha
I've looked into it and it looks like that uv light can produce ozone so it seems like the best thing to go with. Thanks again Steve.
Another thing thats been on my mind is the parts that Stan used to build the gas gun. It looks like he used tubes similar to his cells but with slots cut in for the light. The problem i see here is that ionizers like sharp points such as nail tips or pins. Do you guys thinks stans inner electrode was something like this? Sharp points or many sharp points?
Well, it looks like 253 is probably at the end of the curve which means it won't work well if at all. But I'll take into it further to make sure. What we really need is a Deuterium light bulb
I talked to my roommates chem professor today. Apparently 200nm to 240nm is what is absorbed by oxygen. Now the problem with that is I have no idea where to find something like that. Does anyone have any ideas?
I'm gathering up some equipment to process Hho in varies ways. I've been having a problem finding out what LEDs Stan was using in the gas gun. Does anyone know what the wavelength was? Or The wavelength absorbed by oxygen?
Would it be possible to just use ss plates in a fuel cell? Its seems to me it would just be way less efficient but would it work? the oxidation and reduction reactions would still take place, its just the opposite of what we are doing in your electrolysis cells?