Theory which i just read

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Just saw this on a german forum.

It basically says he is creating ozone from air/water in addition to hydrogen (but not very much), the ozone is explosive and is fed into the ice for combustion.

Also note the production method, hv dc, water ...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ozone#Laboratory_production

Actually the german wiki article is much better.
It says it will work with dry air and an inhomogenous electrostatic field, absorbs heat from the environment (!), will work with 316L stainless steel, and 90% of the energy which is put in will come out again as heat.

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Haithar once I got two car batteries and connected them in series and than I connected straight to my old parallel plate cell 20 cm x 10 cm plates 0,1 or 0,2mm apart and I got h2 and ozone from water, I don't know the proportion it was it just smelled like ozone, in the water there was only sodium hydroxide. I used that kind of paper insulation for transformers to don't let the borders of the plate to touch the other to very close to each other. 

I repeat the gas coming out smelled like ozone.

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Just saw this on a german forum.

It basically says he is creating ozone from air/water in addition to hydrogen (but not very much), the ozone is explosive and is fed into the ice for combustion.

Also note the production method, hv dc, water ...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ozone#Laboratory_production

Actually the german wiki article is much better.
It says it will work with dry air and an inhomogenous electrostatic field, absorbs heat from the environment (!), will work with 316L stainless steel, and 90% of the energy which is put in will come out again as heat.

Whats the german link?
I like to read that too.

Steve

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Just saw this on a german forum.

It basically says he is creating ozone from air/water in addition to hydrogen (but not very much), the ozone is explosive and is fed into the ice for combustion.

Also note the production method, hv dc, water ...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ozone#Laboratory_production

Actually the german wiki article is much better.
It says it will work with dry air and an inhomogenous electrostatic field, absorbs heat from the environment (!), will work with 316L stainless steel, and 90% of the energy which is put in will come out again as heat.

Whats the german link?
I like to read that too.

Steve

http://www.hohle-erde.de/cgi-bin/yabb/YaBB.pl?num=1115618840/69#67

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Danke.

mFg
Steve