I gave it a first try this morning it indeed resonates at 10,5 kHz as I planed
The resonance voltage seems 10 timers greater than water but vary
Water resistance with 50ma flowing in resonance peaks10kohm making 40v for 4ma with some gas output
Not impressive at all
But the circuit does exactly what I planned
I didnt added the diodes yet loading the resonance only the series diodes
The resonant voltage become half at 9,5 kHz
As I predicted it may be only at a single frequency that we may be able to get some more effect
I didn’t go over 20 w yet
The ideal was to try measuring the gas output vs this amps going to the cell and see if faraday law was broken
I have some pressure sensores so I can also hook into labview and try get on that later I just need to make sure the cell don’t leak before
The amount of gas seems to small for a flow meter to operate
The wave form on the water is very strange very noise
I’m going to make a nice study of it and start selling the results
This results are gold! If I had the before build I would have spend much less time to get where I’m now and to where I go
So they are really valuable
I’m going to split all the info into documents and I hope some get interested in getting this short cut
By the way I’m pretty sure Stan did exactly this circuit not because I copied from him but because it’s the simples and best way of doing it
He never show the real circuit only very simplified schemes but as he said once you know the language of science and get the prior art knowledge is evident what he was doing and saying and why and even what was misleading
I luckily had the time to see water break with few ma
Now we need to see if is economic