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« Reply #3 on: December 06, 2009, 03:01:24 am »
thx for this  , never knew this happened .

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« Reply #4 on: December 06, 2009, 19:20:07 pm »

When i was a child i  wondered what this was, why the water looked like pearls on a surface of water when it rained..

It is easy to see outside when raining, no special camera needed.

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« Reply #5 on: June 01, 2013, 07:27:07 am »
Hi Guys it is a long time since I wrote on here  I am aussepom but I have a new email and I forgot my password so I joined.
mysteries of water well I have solved a good one, how to use water as a fuel, but in a different way, I turn it into plasma, yes i have done it, the longest run 1.5mins, water turns into pure plasma at 12,000 deg C,  and as water starts to dissociate at 2,700C  oh how do I get it to 12,000C,

 water is a wonderful gift to this planet, it can do many things now it will be able to power a steam boiler no more nuclear shit, gas or coal,  oh you think that this is a fairy story you will be very wrong.  I gave up on HHO a long time ago  and how are you doing Steve???   

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« Reply #6 on: June 01, 2013, 11:21:35 am »
Hi Guys it is a long time since I wrote on here  I am aussepom but I have a new email and I forgot my password so I joined.
mysteries of water well I have solved a good one, how to use water as a fuel, but in a different way, I turn it into plasma, yes i have done it, the longest run 1.5mins, water turns into pure plasma at 12,000 deg C,  and as water starts to dissociate at 2,700C  oh how do I get it to 12,000C,

 water is a wonderful gift to this planet, it can do many things now it will be able to power a steam boiler no more nuclear shit, gas or coal,  oh you think that this is a fairy story you will be very wrong.  I gave up on HHO a long time ago  and how are you doing Steve???

Heeeee, Brian from Australia... :)
Long time no see and spoken!
Good to read that you are still on the plasma project  :)

So you ran an engine now on that fabulous torch of yours?
Of course it makes me curious when people make statements like this, as you should know... ;)
How in the world do you measure the temperature at such high levels?
I am here now on the Herman Anderson project working. That men spoke some very wise words in my ear.
I am now on setting up a replica. He mixed a couple of proven technology's. Ill guess he really ran on water with his car.
I also stumbled on something else, 3 years ago, during my testing here.
Made a project of it and done some amazing tests. Its producing pure hydrogen against little to none electrical energy.
Well, we can mail about it, if you like.
Hope to see more from you, made!

Steve


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« Reply #7 on: June 02, 2013, 12:03:15 pm »
Hi Steve
 no the project does no run an engine, I know that is what it started out to be and was from studding Myer, I found that there were things that were never told and also I think left out on purpose.  It then got bigger and bigger, and is nothing like what it started out to be.
Now it is a replacement for burners in any boiler, that is once I can get a stable flame, I let it be for awhile when I blew it up after a fashion, and looking at slow mo pics it nearly took of my hand in the process.  I then pursued a a redesign of the permanent magnet motor, this was done it also became a generator as well, I had it at a 4-1 cop and verified by a scientist, the other half the generator half I tried many designs , I finally designed one that should work, but there was pressure on me to go back to the plasma project. it all this I lost my wife just under four years ago. I am struggling for money, there are several people that offered me some but I will not take it from them just yet.
The HHO group that i was part of are no longer having regular meetings, there is one of them that has made some major advances with HHO stuff.
This group ionization, should work on that more as I use it in my project, as for trying to measure the temperature, well only the color band would seem to be the way, but as you see this flame shown is green, well that is due to minute fragments of coper, it can be also a pale cobalt blue, that it the part that you can see. I hope to have it up and running again soon and try to get it stable as you see it in the pic it was only 1/40th at its estimated output of 2.7MW heat energy. and using water as its fuel.
well this may be interesting to kept in touch again I did no know what post to put it in to interest any one mysteries of water seem to be the closest.