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Re: ionized HHO
« Reply #32 on: December 02, 2012, 15:44:46 pm »
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Re: ionized HHO
« Reply #33 on: December 02, 2012, 18:46:24 pm »
After all the ionizing research is done... what then?  Im wandering what are the goals of the ones posting in this thread or even those that have yet to post with the ionizing research? 
Steve what are your goals with the ionizing research?
Seb what are your goals with the ionizing research?
Dave?
Please be as specific as possible and with just a first goal for now please.

I'm most interested in removing 4 electrons from the 2p sub shell of oxygen.  Or at least a few of them. I'd like to see proof of concept of Stan's injector technology by mixing positively charged oxygen with excited water mist and trying to ignite it. The charged oxygen will hopefully take electrons from the excited water mist leading to the breakdown of the molecule. Stan calls for a positively charged gas, but nitrogen is very stable and hard to ionize.

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Re: ionized HHO
« Reply #34 on: December 02, 2012, 22:20:50 pm »
After all the ionizing research is done... what then?  Im wandering what are the goals of the ones posting in this thread or even those that have yet to post with the ionizing research? 
Steve what are your goals with the ionizing research?
Seb what are your goals with the ionizing research?
Dave?
Please be as specific as possible and with just a first goal for now please.

I'm most interested in removing 4 electrons from the 2p sub shell of oxygen.  Or at least a few of them. I'd like to see proof of concept of Stan's injector technology by mixing positively charged oxygen with excited water mist and trying to ignite it. The charged oxygen will hopefully take electrons from the excited water mist leading to the breakdown of the molecule. Stan calls for a positively charged gas, but nitrogen is very stable and hard to ionize.

Thats perfect...  have you ever seen one these power supplies?
http://www.colestaticcontrol.com/pulseddc.htm
Im looking for patents on these type of power supplies to hopefully get a more detailed look at ther functions.. a few simple and some very complex.
I found one patent using that paticular PS but its not even citing it :( 
US2012247503 (A1)
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Re: ionized HHO
« Reply #35 on: December 03, 2012, 16:14:31 pm »
Ok.

Hard payed test info, all free for you.
I thought i was on the right path, but i wasnot.
Ionizing the output of an electrolizer is of no use, because the gas seems to be ionized already orso.
At least, my UV setup of 20watts of output into the gas didnt make any difference.
The HHO was banging the same with or without my charging/ionizing chamber.....
Toooooo bad.......... another experiment that was not working... >:( >:( >:(

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Re: ionized HHO
« Reply #36 on: December 03, 2012, 16:20:23 pm »
So, now you wonder what the next step will be.
Meyer explained it in basics.
Try to get the protons of the watermolecule to accept photons. Charge the proton with a photon.
You follow?

Here a doc that tells you how to do it!

source: http://www.espere.net/Unitedkingdom/water/uk_absorption.htm

Radiation coming from the sun and re-emitted by the earth hits molecules in the air.  If the energy of this radiation matches the energy necessary to create particular oscillations of the molecules (to "excite" them), the radiation energy is taken up (=absorbed) and stored in the air itself.

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Re: ionized HHO
« Reply #37 on: December 03, 2012, 18:34:28 pm »
Hold on Steve, I think you may be jumping to conclusions. If you managed to create cations with your setup, they would not last long. The ejected electrons need to go somewhere and in this case they will be captured by previously created cations. I believe you would of just created a circle of ionization and then a return to ground state. Maybe you could insert an electron filter.

This would explain  your results. I think you are onto the right track  :)

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Re: ionized HHO
« Reply #38 on: December 04, 2012, 00:01:03 am »
Hi Dave,

Please continue to correct me if i am wrong  :) i like that.

Here is more:

Incoming sun's light aka Photon Absorption Process causes to deflect the orbital electron (s) to a higher energy-state away from the atom nucleus as so illustrated in (520) of Figure (5-3) as to (540) of Figure (5-7) once the atom nucleus absorbs the inflowing photon energy (537). The deflected electron (s), in turn, applies an increase/greater electrical-stress (A' A) onto the gyroscopic spin-velocity of the nucleus particles (570) of Figure (5-10) as to (550) of Figure (5-8) ... causing Energy Aperture (7) of Figure (5-10) to oscillate as a "Energy Generator" ... releasing Universal Energy (9) of Figure (5-10) into the atom nucleus· ... allowing Atomic Energy Level Adjustment (540) of Figure (5-7) to take place, as illustrated in (970) of Figure (512) ... re-energizing the water molecule for hydrogen reuse, as illustrated in (530) of Figure (5-6).

See attachement

Stan used photonic energy to accelerate the electrons from the nucleus in the waterbath.....

Thats why he called his car the SOLAR WATER CAR......

First he charges the nucleus and electrons by means of photonic energy.
The flow of energy going into the nucleus is a one way valve, he writes.....!!!! It stays there after you opend the gates.
Then he breaks down the molecule in H and O atoms and ions.
Then he adds ionized ambient air to the engine and gets in totall a hugh bang for his money....



Thats what i think....
Thats what i want to test...



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Re: ionized HHO
« Reply #39 on: December 04, 2012, 00:48:35 am »
Ok.

Hard payed test info, all free for you.
I thought i was on the right path, but i wasnot.
Ionizing the output of an electrolizer is of no use, because the gas seems to be ionized already orso.
At least, my UV setup of 20watts of output into the gas didnt make any difference.
The HHO was banging the same with or without my charging/ionizing chamber.....
Toooooo bad.......... another experiment that was not working... >:( >:( >:(
Would it be possible for you to meter 11% ionized air,being careful to destroy any ozone into your gas stream and then ignite it?
Measure the magnetic field in gauss and multiply that by 4,250 to get the frequency
It seems as if after reading some of that MEMO, Stan emplies bringing both electrons down to a para state...I allways assumed we wanted them both in an ortho state wich in room temperature water is a 50/50 mix.It takes a 1826 guass magnetic field to bring both protons in a water molecule into an ortho state..(resonate action/7.6 Mhz OR lower sub-harmonic frequency.)  using the ortho state of water at 25 degrees C. as an example of resonate action its then when both the electrons can absorb the  energy it needs provided the  energy is at its absorbing intensity(frequency) and amplitude(wat/s) to be ejected from the molecule leaving a lone proton/hydrogen nucleus, .Using the 1826 guass magnetic ortho induced resonate action example.... the protons in the oxygen molecules are undergoing the same process Stan says, but I havent found any other documents explaining that process in a way I can understand just yet
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