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Daniel Dingel Circuit
« on: September 13, 2008, 04:59:32 am »
One of my fellow researchers has just supplied me with a circuit which he was told is Daniel Dingels' circuit. 

Please check this out and let me know what you think.    

I'm also very interested in determining what sort of electrode design he was using.  I have done a lot of research and can't find out anything about it.  His videos don't show me anything that would help me determine what he was actually doing within the cell.

Circuit Link:
http://i38.tinypic.com/2j5zbjp.jpg
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Re: Daniel Dingel Circuit
« Reply #1 on: September 13, 2008, 06:29:23 am »
That is a standard ignition coil driver, it is not new.

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Re: Daniel Dingel Circuit
« Reply #2 on: September 13, 2008, 16:14:05 pm »
Hey Fiditti, here is the complete circuit:


http://eurobier.com/wasserauto/Dingle.htm

and Translated:

http://translate.google.com/translate?u=http://eurobier.com/wasserauto/Dingle.htm


I already built the choke, and so far the choke works like a bifiliar coil. I still have to get the Ignition coil.

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Re: Daniel Dingel Circuit
« Reply #3 on: September 14, 2008, 19:46:59 pm »
So has anyone built this circuit and has success with it?

I myself have built ignition coil drivers but never split water using them......

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Re: Daniel Dingel Circuit
« Reply #4 on: September 14, 2008, 23:32:59 pm »
that photo is from his recent device which makes electricity from water...apparently he would only have to connect the battery to get it started but once started it would run without the battery.

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Re: Daniel Dingel Circuit
« Reply #5 on: September 14, 2008, 23:48:22 pm »
Nice picture!

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Re: Daniel Dingel Circuit
« Reply #6 on: September 15, 2008, 00:25:26 am »
I have to say, you guys are getting very close to figuring this out. I posted a while back about using an ignition coil but the idea I had did not work so I erased it, I know why it did not work but am not willing to share it at this time. However it's all in the tech brief. You guys are getting very close, trust me.

In my ign coil experiments I was able to charge the water, and even charge the containenr that the water was held in with a strong electrostatic charge.

Of course other things were figured out during these expirements but I am not willing to talk about them.
Like I said before, study the Tech Brief, it's simple, think simply as you study it...It's really pretty plain and easy stuff once you figure it out.

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Re: Daniel Dingel Circuit
« Reply #7 on: September 15, 2008, 00:34:46 am »
From what I have learned about him, he used an old battery to build it. He may be using the actual battery plates as voltage zones. I'm not sure what battery plates are made of, or if they are able to handle being exposed to hydrogen gas though.

H2opower seems to have a lot of info about dingle, maybe he's got it figured out already.

I think he may also be ionizing the hydrogen gas as well, as when he shows his cell working it dosen't look like it's producing that much. If he were ionizing the gas he would need less of it as we all know.

Also I believe he replaced his fuel injectors with a type of vacuum check valve to allow the entrance of hydrogen into the engine. In one of his videos it shows some round gold colored devices in place of his injectors, most likely as I stated before they are just a type of check valve which can handle high heat and pressure.