6watts and 8 liters HHO per minute...........

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Timeshell I am not so certain about that.

As I already said, I cant see the WFC acting as a capacitor or being reactive like a capacitor.
It looks to me like a load and nothing more.
Since it have the diode In-line it cant act another way than the DC resonant charging circuit.

X-Blade, what you are saying doesn't make sense to me.  Resonance is a result of a frequency.  Yes, the diode makes the circuit unidirectional, so in effect DC.  BUT, because there is a coil between the WFC capacitor and the diode, it will resonate between those two components.  That resonance in this section of the circuit is in effect is obviously the same as AC at resonance and we all know AC is current alternating at a frequency.

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Steve, our great Steve.

Yes, it hold a charge but below 2 Volts, above that electrolysis starts, and conductivity rises in a non-linear way.
I never experienced this BEMF from the cell, maybe because I dont use any electrolyte than the minerals and contaminants present in the natural water.

Aussepom welcome back and thank you for your input.

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Timeshell BECAUSE THE DIODE coils simply store energy in form of magnetic field not allowing the current to flow intantaneous, and when pulse terminates, it colapses producing an unipolar pulse in the same direction.
Other thing than that, in my opinion, is pure fantasy of people who thing they know everything without real bench testing.
The only oscillation I experienced in this condition was the Self-resonance of both inductors due to the parasitic capacitance.

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Timeshell BECAUSE THE DIODE coils simply store energy in form of magnetic field not allowing the current to flow intantaneous, and when pulse terminates, it colapses producing an unipolar pulse in the same direction.
Other thing than that, in my opinion, is pure fantasy of people who thing they know everything without real bench testing.
The only oscillation I experienced in this condition was the Self-resonance of both inductors due to the parasitic capacitance.

X-Blade
The circuit is not continually producing DC current.  It is being pulsed by the primary which in effect is AC.  The diode is rectifying the AC on the AC frequency.  But on the off pulse, the coil behind the diode WILL resonate with the capacitor.  You can prove this in a circuit simulator.

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Steve, our great Steve.

Yes, it hold a charge but below 2 Volts, above that electrolysis starts, and conductivity rises in a non-linear way.
I never experienced this BEMF from the cell, maybe because I dont use any electrolyte than the minerals and contaminants present in the natural water.

Aussepom welcome back and thank you for your input.

I am just an old man who used a tall tube cell with tap water....
No electrolytes, with a standard alternator.

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Timeshell forget this simulators they are not that good as you may thing.
I got a lot of experiments on multisim that prove very deceiving in real world, even with real capacitors.
All I post here is from bench tests.

From my experiments there will be allways DC unidirectional pulses, and as Meyer said when the pulse terminates, the coils procude another pulse in the same direction:
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(https://i.postimg.cc/XvMtNp05/IMG-20161026-203138.jpg)
(https://i.postimg.cc/28gKstVN/meyer-vic.png)

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At this point, I can only say I'll agree to disagree.

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Just to make point....2 pictures of my early work