Stevie1001 JLN replication

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The reason I did that test was to see if 1 psi in a one liter cavity was in did one liter of HHO.

after I transfered the 15 PSI into the bottle, I ran the cell at same power 12 volts 15 AMPS and mesured the output by filling the one liter botle. and still getting one litler per minute.

My point with this is that Stan's WFC results are wrong. his cell did dor produce 7LPM. His cell only produced about 0.5 LPM.

kinesisfilms is right, to get the engine to run on a WFC, we will need to do alot more then just WFC.

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hmm.. does not make much sense?
so you had two minutes time, two liters of gas and 15psi in the system?

by the instructional video i'd say its definitely more than half a liter per minute.

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The only thing I can add is:

Do the test for your self.

I did it and that helped put things in a different prespective.

I now can move forward and really work on getting an ICE running on water.

I did my part in trying to help you guys see the truth, now you do what ever you want.

Electrojolt Out.

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hmm.. does not make much sense?
so you had two minutes time, two liters of gas and 15psi in the system?

by the instructional video i'd say its definitely more than half a liter per minute.

No my test cell, with a one liter cavity at 1 ATM, ran for one minute at 12 volts 15 AMPS.

In one minute it registered 15PSI.

So my cell was producing more gas at 180 watts, than Stan's at 500.

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So my cell was producing more gas at 180 watts, than Stan's at 500.

Stan's cell didn't use 500watts, it was the comparison with standart electrolysis, where the 9 cells used 500watt.
I've read the part of the test report yesterday, because i understood it the same way you did first.