One of my fellow researchers has just supplied me with a circuit which he was told is Daniel Dingels' circuit.
Please check this out and let me know what you think.
I'm also very interested in determining what sort of electrode design he was using. I have done a lot of research and can't find out anything about it. His videos don't show me anything that would help me determine what he was actually doing within the cell.
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I know the guy really well, who wrote on the Dingel patent, so I'm going to contact him and see if he'll share anything else with us. He's a really smart guy and he's been working with cells for over twenty or so years, so I think he might be able to help us sort out some things about the Dingel cell.
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Thanks for the video. That is some spectacular gas production. You've got me pumped up now. I've got to get more tubes into my experiment along with chokes and your circuit. I have a variac and the full bridge rectifier. I also have a standard Lawton circuit, which I probably should modify to your specs asap. Thanks for sharing with us.