The state of the art...

Started by unknown · 26 April 2013 · 3 posts · last reply 29 April 2013

1. idontsmellgood

   #1 · date not recorded

   I've been a longtime lurker without the time/knowledge/money to do any research but i try to absorb as much as i can about what you all are doing.  To me you all are like a favorite sports team and I'm rooting for you all to win and figure all of this out.  Could anyone (Steve or someone else) summarize where you think we are with each of the pieces of tech (gas gun, electron extraction circuit, demo tube cell, etc.) as I think i might help people like me who are not very deep in the tech to keep it straight.
   
   Keep up the good work!

2. Steve

   #2 · 26 Apr 2013

   Quote from: idontsmellgood on April 25, 2013, 20:26:24 pm

   I've been a longtime lurker without the time/knowledge/money to do any research but i try to absorb as much as i can about what you all are doing.  To me you all are like a favorite sports team and I'm rooting for you all to win and figure all of this out.  Could anyone (Steve or someone else) summarize where you think we are with each of the pieces of tech (gas gun, electron extraction circuit, demo tube cell, etc.) as I think i might help people like me who are not very deep in the tech to keep it straight.
   
   Keep up the good work!
   

   
   Does any one like to do this?
   
   I think that we should continue into the gas quality research and not the quantity.
   Electrolysis stays electrolysis.
   HV systems like Meyer describes have not been seen working, as far as i know....

3. Waterfuel

   #3 · 29 Apr 2013

   Hi,
   
   I fully agree with the fact that we should focus more on quality then on quantity. By upgrading the level of energy of the produced HHO, I believe you can reach the Gtnt status that Meyer mentioned and you would need less volume of HHO to reach a satifying result.
   
   Unfortunately I'm not at the stage of creating the gasgun yet....
   
   Waterfuel