One of the anomalies I experienced in my earlier research with hho cells...
I had a 6 plate system I was testing, and for some reason decided to wrap a coil of 18ga. wire around the top of the electrolyzer. the gas then an out through a 1/4in tube into a bubbler. I had been testing the bubbles with a butane lighter, one of those kinds like you light a barbecue grille or a fireplace with. prior to the wire coil, the resulting 'pops' as the gas bubbles ignited had been pretty loud, but nothing tremendous... The bubbles produced by the gas coming through the EMF seemed over 3 times as loud! A small bubble the size of a nickle produced enough decibels to cause momentary hearing loss, and a ringing in the ears!
I believe the difference was, the magnetic field produced by the electrical field caused all the electrons to polarize in the same direction. One website I viewed calls that Orthohydrogen, claiming it has 4 times the power of regular hho.
Certainly it makes sense that having all the charges either positive or negative would prevent said charges from cancelling either out in the combustion process...
Anybody have any thoughts on this?
I had a 6 plate system I was testing, and for some reason decided to wrap a coil of 18ga. wire around the top of the electrolyzer. the gas then an out through a 1/4in tube into a bubbler. I had been testing the bubbles with a butane lighter, one of those kinds like you light a barbecue grille or a fireplace with. prior to the wire coil, the resulting 'pops' as the gas bubbles ignited had been pretty loud, but nothing tremendous... The bubbles produced by the gas coming through the EMF seemed over 3 times as loud! A small bubble the size of a nickle produced enough decibels to cause momentary hearing loss, and a ringing in the ears!
I believe the difference was, the magnetic field produced by the electrical field caused all the electrons to polarize in the same direction. One website I viewed calls that Orthohydrogen, claiming it has 4 times the power of regular hho.
Certainly it makes sense that having all the charges either positive or negative would prevent said charges from cancelling either out in the combustion process...
Anybody have any thoughts on this?