New way doing electrolysis with non connected diodes ...
Started by unknown · · 7 posts · last reply 27 June 2010
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#1 ·
Just all have a good look at this....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?&gl=AU&warned=True&client=mv-google&hl=en-GB&v=cdPpXWpn_tw&nomobile=1
regards
Stevevideoplayback[6].flv
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#2 · date not recorded
Maybe you guys can build this , Im kinda busy with other things .
It works , Doc says its important so it bust be more than meets the eye .
Go on , build something .
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it's interesting but not overunity. since he's in the megahertz range i'm sure there is energy transfer which enables electrolysis. -
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Its a good thing to try , I dont know what you are complaining about Haithar .
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it's interesting but not overunity. since he's in the megahertz range i'm sure there is energy transfer which enables electrolysis.
I agree here. Its nice that it does work, but U is very questionable.
The person in this video claims he can add as many diodes as he can with the same powerconsumption.
Well, if thats the case, then he might get OU.
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#6 · date not recorded
Hi you all,
Yes steve he is saying that will work like a piano in a wood room. Can be who knows...
But however he is not getting oxygen out of that because the diode is oxidizing.
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#7 ·
Hi you all,
Yes steve he is saying that will work like a piano in a wood room. Can be who knows...
But however he is not getting oxygen out of that because the diode is oxidizing.
Regards
Hi Fabio,
Yes, you are right. I seen the same color change at the other end of the diode in his video. So, the whole proces will stop after the other end of the diode id fully oxidized...
But it is a funny way of doing electrolysis...
Steve
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