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01 - Steorn concept Magnetic Motor test Posted by: ZeroFossilFuel Video duration: 536 seconds First in a short video diary series chronicling the progression of a prototype Steorn device. The end game is to close the loop to self-sustain motion with enough excess energy to produce useful work. Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: (...continued) ... By: Koshdukai. on 20 Aug 07, 15:19:24 (...continued) I've been playing with electro/magnetic mechanic contraptions since I'm a kid, and every combination I tried led me to this unsurprising conclusion. Unless someone finds a new source of energy based of a yet unknown force, this still isn't the way. phew... THE END :) If there is such ... By: Calliber50. on 16 Aug 07, 20:51:26 If there is such thing as "free energy" I believe it will be found using magnets. However, the energy won't be free since magnets wear out. Hence magnets will become the fuel! I wonder if they make a device that opens and closes a magnetic circuit? Like an SCR for magnetic circuits? Then you could alternate magnetic fields without the use of kinetic energy. energy out ? energy ... By: fizxgod. on 16 Aug 07, 19:36:36 energy out ? energy in maybe if u could ... By: 518schenectady. on 15 Aug 07, 21:07:48 maybe if u could hook the wheel up to a battery and use that power to make something move the stator magnet? also maybe spin a bigger wheel? have u seen the calloway vtrack design it will almost go full circle without having to move the stator magnet. just some ideas i just bought some neo magnets to play around with Why don't you limit ... By: truefictions. on 15 Aug 07, 00:01:29 Why don't you limit up and down movement of the lever and make it ocsilate using the mechanical spining motion of the wheel where most of the magnets are? Then we will need ... By: ZeroFossilFuel. on 14 Aug 07, 16:45:20 Then we will need to agree to disagree. "A magnet at rest does no work". But a magnet in the presence of another does do work UNTIL they come to rest. The key is how to make a magnet come to a position of rest over and over where it can continue to do work. I now have the idea for another prototype I will be building to test this theory. Still an oscillating stator, moved by pulsed current to electromagnets and held in place by permanent magnets while the work is being done. A megnetic motor ... By: kitzi22. on 14 Aug 07, 15:05:23 A megnetic motor that needs no energy is simply impossible. This type gets the Energy from the moving hand. interesting i'm ... By: flatron2006. on 12 Aug 07, 22:14:26 interesting i'm glad some people still have the application to make these prototypes. im quite lazy :/ Thanks much for ... By: bobbypatty1. on 12 Aug 07, 01:22:13 Thanks much for sharing your work! I've been playing with the same sort of ideas with magnets. I think I have a viable solution for replacing your finger. I'll do the work to see if is viable and then share it with you. We are absolutly on the same page with both magnets and hyrogen and energy in general. Keep up the good work! Thanks again! BobbyG-bobbypatty1 very good..so near. ... By: kidsdell. on 06 Aug 07, 21:03:51 very good..so near. I will try soon Look my video Try it! Then show ... By: ZeroFossilFuel. on 04 Aug 07, 14:07:41 Try it! Then show us your results, good or bad. Let's LEARN from each others mistakes and eventually get it right. ZFF My idea to close ... By: ccederlo. on 04 Aug 07, 06:47:53 My idea to close the loop is to have two circles of magnets underneith and fixed to the disk. They would alternate poles and there would be a magnet inbetween the two circles of magnets hooked to a lever. That lever would connect to the end of the lever shown in the video. Thus, as the disk speeds up the magnets would force the levers to move faster to compensate... Hopefully that makes sense ^_^ The springs would ... By: ccederlo. on 04 Aug 07, 06:47:24 The springs would eventually dampen out... So I think it would help for a while, but in the long run wouldn't be ideal. How about putting ... By: Jdlifsey. on 01 Aug 07, 02:46:08 How about putting small springs above and below the end of the arm to have the arm bounce against spring? Yes, just too lazy ... By: ZeroFossilFuel. on 01 Aug 07, 00:39:37 Yes, just too lazy to dub. Do you own a video ... By: pyramidheadthingy. on 01 Aug 07, 00:07:03 Do you own a video camera with a microphone? excelent - i'm ... By: klicUK. on 30 Jul 07, 14:55:34 excelent - i'm working on a similar idea. Why do you call this the Steorn motor though? Have you seen their design? hold the right ... By: stophateing. on 29 Jul 07, 19:56:54 hold the right magnet still and give the disc the right wobble This concept is ... By: seshkanuri. on 28 Jul 07, 00:13:17 This concept is already functioning as a useable product and it is called "Switched Reluctance Motor" which is very efficient and works on similar principle. Dont waste your time on over unity. Maybe if you get ... By: bbkingdom. on 27 Jul 07, 10:32:53 Maybe if you get the weight right you can use the 'Milkovic Two-Stage Mechanical Oscillator' to move your stator. ZFF, more power to ... By: bbkingdom. on 27 Jul 07, 10:23:37 ZFF, more power to you. It is good you get your hands dirty, don't listen to the nay sayers, they just repeat from others in power. It is the max. what their brains can remember. Hello ... By: hnoorman. on 26 Jul 07, 15:58:28 Hello Zerrofossilfuel, very interesting what you show here.. very happy to see that people use the creativity and positive attitude towards this goal. Shame for reaction like that of tjfnee88 hope it doesn't put you of to share this.. thanks Holm If you read my ... By: ZeroFossilFuel. on 26 Jul 07, 14:45:49 If you read my opening page you will know that insults and cursing is not tolerated here. This is your one and only post to my channel. Have a nice day! ZeroFossilFuels: ... By: tjfnee88. on 25 Jul 07, 17:58:49 ZeroFossilFuels: you're a goddamn freak. Why do you wish to subject people to your stupid "diary" of fantasy? You might as well post cartoons; they would have more to do with reality that this tripe. Meanwhile, instead of sounding like a blowhard moron, why not just make one post once you have something that actually works. We'll never see that one post, because you never will have a PPM/OU device, ever. You are a free energy LARPer. oh okay then By: FoxTail8000. on 23 Jul 07, 09:29:08 oh okay then

#40 New Experimental HHO cell FIRST TEST RESULTS Posted by: ZeroFossilFuel Video duration: 589 seconds First test results with my new SS316L HHO cell in dilute KOH, straight DC. Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: The black adhesive ... By: ZeroFossilFuel. on 09 Nov 07, 21:45:32 The black adhesive is not conductive to DC. It behaves like a solid electrolyte that stores electrical charge like a regular capacitor. Electrically, it's almost the same as placing a capacitor across the input terminals. What it would do is upset a R/L/C tank circuit when AC or pulse energy is applied. Question ZFF: ... By: MemrabPenhest. on 09 Nov 07, 16:14:00 Question ZFF: being no manner of electrical whiz myself, would that conductive black sealant be causing the current to (largely) bypass the bulk of the plate surface until the voltage (in my mind "pressure") hit resistance passing through the black goo? If the goo could easily conduct say, 11v@1A, wouldn't the current then favor the electrolyte as it's conductor as the voltage increased? SS is all that ... By: ZeroFossilFuel. on 05 Nov 07, 20:36:37 SS is all that holds up in the caustic electrolyte. Other metals can produce highly toxic byproducts, aqueous and gaseous. No. By: ZeroFossilFuel. on 05 Nov 07, 20:34:35 No. Great work! Why SS ... By: fleksjon. on 05 Nov 07, 20:31:26 Great work! Why SS (FE)? Why not CU or AL? Mecanical work shop's give u this stuff allmost for free. I am currently experimenting with som AL, or am I just wasting time? Hi there, sorry for ... By: HERMAN130661. on 05 Nov 07, 19:50:19 Hi there, sorry for asking again, but did you receive my E-mail about the rotating water HHO cell? I wondered what your thougths are about that. Thanks for sharing. ... By: SatsukiMikata. on 05 Nov 07, 18:39:45 Thanks for sharing. Nice to see you back! :P Just follow the ... By: ZeroFossilFuel. on 05 Nov 07, 12:48:20 Just follow the Angelfire link from my YouTube channel page, youtubedotcom/zerofossilfuel, links to zerofossilfuelDOTangelfireDOTcom. Thanks! Hi, Please provide ... By: GmanBB. on 05 Nov 07, 06:27:49 Hi, Please provide me a link where I can donate via Paypal. Best regards!Gman Donate generously. By: ZeroFossilFuel. on 04 Nov 07, 22:30:11 Donate generously. Nice to see new ... By: GmanBB. on 04 Nov 07, 21:40:46 Nice to see new videos, and new superb work! How can I help with progress? Best regards, Gman VERY good work, ... By: InvalidMemberAccount. on 04 Nov 07, 18:10:57 VERY good work, indeed! keep it up.... Haven't tried. I do ... By: ZeroFossilFuel. on 03 Nov 07, 20:51:55 Haven't tried. I do know magnetic fields drop off by the square of the distance. I don't think the non-linear effect is as profound as this. Hey, you gotta ... By: ZeroFossilFuel. on 03 Nov 07, 20:46:14 Hey, you gotta laugh once in a while. Can't take anything too seriously. love the cupcake ... By: FredrikFlintstone. on 03 Nov 07, 18:45:37 love the cupcake plug, lol Sorry to hear about ... By: Voice0fEnergy. on 03 Nov 07, 16:47:50 Sorry to hear about your bad experience with the sealant. High temperature RTV might work out better for you as it is rated for Dielectric Strength, a very important property for this type of application as you well know. Love your videos - thanks for sharing, and best of luck in your endeavors. In magnetism the ... By: johnHutt. on 03 Nov 07, 16:28:26 In magnetism the magnetic fields drop off the farther the point of interest moves from the magnetic object. I do not know if this holds true, but have you tried spacing the inner neutral cell plates closer and the outer cell plates farther apart to get a more uniform gas production. Also note, my ... By: ZeroFossilFuel. on 03 Nov 07, 14:23:52 Also note, my decision to go from 6 to 5 neutral plates is for DC powered cells ONLY. I still believe just under 2v per plate is the optimum BIAS voltage to entrain pure distilled water molecules for efficient fracture through tuned resonance pulsing. When running at ... By: ZeroFossilFuel. on 03 Nov 07, 13:08:36 When running at 1.97 volts per plate, any nonlinearity in the distribution of charge becomes accentuated by the nonlinearity of the current curve. It looks like cables between towers of a suspension bridge. Once you try to push the whole stack beyond 2.2 volts per plate the charge distribution evens out. Just to comment on ... By: ZeroFossilFuel. on 03 Nov 07, 13:08:16 Just to comment on the nonlinearity observed: Current does not follow a linear path with voltage in the cell. Between 0-1.8 volts it's pretty straight and shallow. At this point it begins to break down and current starts to rise steeply. Between 1.8 and 2.4 volts is where it makes this transition. Over 2.4 volts the current continues to rise exponentially with voltage. You do not want to ... By: ZeroFossilFuel. on 03 Nov 07, 04:10:14 You do not want to use any form of epoxy in an electrolyzer tank. Trust me on this one. If it's the stuff ... By: crazzieg. on 03 Nov 07, 03:28:19 If it's the stuff I'm thinking of there is a large amount of carbon black used in it,that is what happend. There is a solvent you can get in a marine store for that stuff if you apply some heat it will come off too save the plates. There are many types of expoxy based dielectric we used in the microvave industry. And here's the ... By: ZeroFossilFuel. on 03 Nov 07, 03:09:19 And here's the worst part. I still don't know if the adhesive I was using before is any better. I have two smears of adhesive curing tonight, one new, one old. Tomorrow I will peel them off, put them between equal plates, measure the capacitance of each and compare the difference in dielectric properties between the two. I WANTED to stay ... By: ZeroFossilFuel. on 03 Nov 07, 03:04:06 I WANTED to stay away from caustic electrolytes and pulse straight distilled only. UNTIL I discovered what a poor choice it was to use this adhesive that completely threw off any predicted capacitance values for the cell. This made it totally unsuitable for use as part of a tuned resonant tank circuit. Until I rebuild with different adhesive it's suitable for DC only. >:( awesome discovery ... By: marsL001. on 03 Nov 07, 02:35:49 awesome discovery keep up the good work

04 - Magnetic motor prototype parts descriptions Posted by: ZeroFossilFuel Video duration: 636 seconds I've been asked to describe the construction details for the prototype in my recent videos. I think some of you may believe I am keeping something hidden. Believe me. WYSIWYG. If you like my videos, please rate them. Thanks. Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: can you add draw ... By: RashadGl. on 14 Aug 07, 23:24:33 can you add draw it in sketchup i will help you. if you want a 3d animation i will do it for you. email (RashadGlover AT gmail.c o m) I believe the more ... By: ZeroFossilFuel. on 04 Aug 07, 14:10:32 I believe the more magnet the better, right up to the point where the fields from adjacent magnets merge too closely. 4 is an easy number to work with, so is 6. will it work any ... By: billmcg980. on 04 Aug 07, 04:48:39 will it work any better with more magnets or is four best Inconsequential, at ... By: ZeroFossilFuel. on 13 Jul 07, 16:51:48 Inconsequential, at least at this scale. Would the energy ... By: goolsnfc. on 13 Jul 07, 13:35:20 Would the energy wasted changing the direction of the bearing rotation 4 time per revolution be less? Thought about that. ... By: ZeroFossilFuel. on 13 Jul 07, 11:47:54 Thought about that. If I biased it I could eliminate half the raceway. Problem is the stator must be DRIVEN in both directions. Doing so with a spring would impose unnecessary drag. Hi ZFF, I have a ... By: goolsnfc. on 13 Jul 07, 03:29:48 Hi ZFF, I have a tendency to simplify so take or leave this comment. Can you bias the bearing to one side with a spring or bungie and then use one rail? hap Yap. It needs to be ... By: I3ursucu. on 12 Jul 07, 19:52:54 Yap. It needs to be more than a page of text, so post some more as I do right now. I don't want this post to be this big, but I'm doing it so, hopefully it will be enough to push the oldest message to page 2 and now I don't know what to write anymore and so I will stop :D. Waiting for the breakthrough. I think it happens ... By: PMorphy65. on 12 Jul 07, 15:52:24 I think it happens automatically once there are enough comments to fill this page. That's what I've noticed elsewhere, but I'm just guessing. Can anyone tell me ... By: ZeroFossilFuel. on 12 Jul 07, 01:36:51 Can anyone tell me how I reverse the order of these posts and put newest at the top? The ring carries ... By: ZeroFossilFuel. on 12 Jul 07, 01:35:03 The ring carries magnetic lines of flux from the back of the rotor magnets through to the adjacent outward facing poles where it's needed, much the same way as the stator magnet on it's backing plate. The "rectangle" is a piece of black electrical tape so viewers can see the rotation more easily. Thanks for your questions. Yes, and lest we ... By: ZeroFossilFuel. on 12 Jul 07, 01:32:20 Yes, and lest we forget the impact it will have on good ole George W's bank account. Payback is going to be such a bitch. He and his oil barron frat pals can rot in hell. What is the purpose ... By: 432alx. on 11 Jul 07, 23:22:59 What is the purpose of the high permeability ring and what is the black rectangular part near the center of the rotor? The sooner the ... By: 432alx. on 11 Jul 07, 23:19:32 The sooner the better! Don't worry about ... By: PMorphy65. on 11 Jul 07, 22:06:01 Don't worry about that guy ZeroFossilFuel, some people politicize everything. I think your message was clear that you have nothing against the middle east or its people. I agree that our country has become way too dependent on oil, but after you get this device up and running, all of that will be mute :) Now get busy! Joking. Thanks for the ... By: xiaou2. on 11 Jul 07, 22:00:39 Thanks for the clarifications. I agree with you on the points you make. Seems that Greed is humanities worst enemy. Even our own Govt. is corrupt and unjust. Greed ruins it all. Very very sad. It has been ... By: ZeroFossilFuel. on 11 Jul 07, 19:31:04 It has been suggested by an ignoramus that I imply by my words we are somehow entitled to Middle Eastern oil. I make no such implication. But, we all have certainly developed a dependency on the energy it produces, which they leverage against us by charging a kings ransom for every precious drop. While energy dependency will not go away, oil dependency for that energy will. Get ready. The paradigm is about to shift. As all of those who ... By: I3ursucu. on 11 Jul 07, 17:29:58 As all of those who saw your movies, I can hardly wait to see the loop closed. I have an idea about an permanent magnet motor, but at present I don't have time to build and try it. It seems that you will invent a perpetual motor ahead of me :P. P.S. I have nothing ... By: ZeroFossilFuel. on 11 Jul 07, 13:33:14 P.S. I have nothing against Middle Eastern culture or it's people, only the oppressive governments who rule it and hold the rest of us hostage for ransom. Their rein is about to come to an abrupt stop. If they haven't already, they had better start thinking about migrating their economies to be based on something other than oil. The free ride is over. I hope they drown in their crude. Yep. Way ahead of ... By: ZeroFossilFuel. on 11 Jul 07, 12:28:54 Yep. Way ahead of you. I'm sorry to point ... By: ZeroFossilFuel. on 11 Jul 07, 12:10:30 I'm sorry to point out to you that if demand for oil dries up, and it will, the entire political structure of the Middle East will crumble as it depends almost solely on holding the rest of the world hostage. I am tired of being held hostage. Good riddance to it. ZeroFossilFuel lol ... By: PMorphy65. on 11 Jul 07, 11:41:30 ZeroFossilFuel lol Sorry, I didn't watch the video completely before I wrote you about the cam action. Now I'm happy I thought about it independently. hi ZeroFossilFuel, ... By: PMorphy65. on 11 Jul 07, 11:18:39 hi ZeroFossilFuel, the video quality is just fine :) I watched your video last night and was very impressed. Idea: Do you think it's possible to acuate the lever driven by the rotation of the magnets? Maybe some cam or something? Thought about it a lot last night, but I don't know if it's a chicken or the egg problem though. Thanks anyway and good job. Nice vid. Save the ... By: xiaou2. on 11 Jul 07, 09:19:25 Nice vid. Save the earth = good.. but to say bankrupt middle east, is not. The entire M.E. is not 'bad', only select persons within it. Its also undeveloped, mostly due to poverty. Remember that we also came from such a state, long long ago.

Hydrogen HHO Electrolyzer test unit Wiring 07 Posted by: ZeroFossilFuel Video duration: 432 seconds Wiring the plate cavity in the electrolyte tank. Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: Drill your hole mto ... By: n3ope. on 04 Aug 07, 19:28:43 Drill your hole mto size and use you brass fitting to cut the threds It works very good on my prototype and the prototype is working very good as well. It's save 30% full consumption so far. good luck. n3ope where? I found some ... By: coquivagabundo. on 25 Jul 07, 17:44:41 where? I found some for about $40 the set. It's possible but ... By: ZeroFossilFuel. on 24 Jul 07, 12:05:09 It's possible but conventional electrolysis may not generate it fast enough to run it well in real time. There's one guy working on other methods of splitting H2O into HHO using a gizzmo he patented that replaces spark plugs. I'm on the fence waiting to see where it goes. Well if you didn't ... By: sabriath. on 24 Jul 07, 08:01:13 Well if you didn't want any wires exposed, I figured you'd pull the wire through a hole in the side of the box before putting the tap on the end. Then use sealant around the hole to keep any liquid from coming out. =) PVC is easy to ... By: goolsnfc. on 24 Jul 07, 07:43:13 PVC is easy to drill and tap.... never did plexiglass. It's possible to ... By: pochintwin. on 24 Jul 07, 06:52:23 It's possible to run vehicles with only hydrogen I'll try that. ... By: ZeroFossilFuel. on 24 Jul 07, 04:35:39 I'll try that. Thanks for your comment. 1/4" and 3/8" NPT ... By: goolsnfc. on 24 Jul 07, 04:31:04 1/4" and 3/8" NPT taps are cheap. Less than ten dollars. Or search fish tank bulk head fittings. Use rubber 2 (O ... By: dnlbrsl. on 24 Jul 07, 04:00:24 Use rubber 2 (O rings) 2 washers and a male and female brass barbed 3/8 fitting. Drill hole in the box top and insert and turn tight with wrenches. Cut of barb end off fitting that goes inside the tank. connect the cell bubbler to your air breather housing housing the same way, use 3/8 hose and fitting because the liquid\gas one way check valves come in 3/8 size. You misunderstand. ... By: ZeroFossilFuel. on 24 Jul 07, 03:18:34 You misunderstand. I'm not concerned about sealing the lugs against the case. Rather, sealing all the copper lugs and any exposed copper wire strands from the electrolyte. This includes the lugs attached to the positive and negative plates. You'll see better tomorrow. ZFF A rubber washer ... By: sabriath. on 24 Jul 07, 03:02:32 A rubber washer that you use on drain plugs are like a couple bucks (or even free if you know the right mechanic). Drill a hole JUST big enough for the threads to go all the way in, then use the plugs on both sides as washers, a nut on the other side will keep that thing nice and tight, and leak-free without waiting another day for marine stuff to dry =) My oldest daughter, ... By: ZeroFossilFuel. on 24 Jul 07, 02:54:10 My oldest daughter, a college junior, who is a huge MythBusters fan was poking fun at me earlier saying "Dad, don't you know MythBusters already disproved electrolysis as a fuel source?" With all due respect to Adam, Jamie & gang, I'm pretty sure they only tested alternating polarity plate designs. I doubt they tried series neutral plate designs. They may want to revisit this one. Getting really ... By: ZeroFossilFuel. on 24 Jul 07, 02:43:36 Getting really anxious to crank this thing up. Unfortunately, the glue still has to set around the lug terminals so, no HHO tonight. :-( But tomorrow night... >:-)

#34 Hydrogen HHO Zero Cell EFIE CALIBRATION 2007/09/01 Posted by: ZeroFossilFuel Video duration: 552 seconds EFIE baseline calibration and installation. Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: You know what? I'm ... By: ZeroFossilFuel. on 13 Dec 07, 02:41:27 You know what? I'm going to approve this comment just to show the world what an ass you are. This video series is a chronicle of my experiments to produce HHO and put it to the most effective use. Keep your rude comments to yourself, sit back and watch as I contribute to making our planet green again. WHAT HAVE YOU DONE LATELY WITH THE POTENTIAL TO ALTER THE COURSE OF ALL HUMANITY FOR BETTER??? dude nothing ... By: 123sdflkjasdfklj1231. on 13 Dec 07, 02:27:22 dude nothing happened. WTF is this??? is the car running on hydrogen? does it take more energy to make hydrogen? Good question, ... By: ZeroFossilFuel. on 12 Dec 07, 21:49:05 Good question, Don't remember. A couple of months maybe? Since what date is ... By: webwarrior007. on 12 Dec 07, 21:33:41 Since what date is your hit counter on the new website? You are doing a great job. Will be donating soon, as I do not have the time to do the research myself. IC. So can we just ... By: pnbestone. on 10 Dec 07, 23:40:17 IC. So can we just compress only Hydrogen without oxygen? Can you do that? I have been taking ... By: eandatoo. on 10 Dec 07, 00:51:43 I have been taking notes from your videos and studying how the zero cell is constructed. I'm really interested in building one for myself. The principle seems very straight-forward. I'll keep watching for more updates. This is awesome! Hydrogen can be ... By: ZeroFossilFuel. on 09 Dec 07, 12:42:22 Hydrogen can be compressed without oxygen and transported safely because without oxygen, it's not combustable. It is then mixed with air at the point of combustion. Hydrogen compressed WITH oxygen (HHO) is a time bomb waiting to level an entire city block. Bad Idea. Hey, look. I don't ... By: ZeroFossilFuel. on 09 Dec 07, 12:37:03 Hey, look. I don't mind paying my fair share to fund public services. But the Gov't is going to have to create new revenue models to keep it afloat. Pay by the mile is being toyed with but using GPS to track it is too intrusive. Wireless odometer readings at designated checkpoints may be a compromise, like utility companies do now to take meter readings of KW/Hr usage only in reverse. You are very wise ... By: eandatoo. on 09 Dec 07, 10:00:32 You are very wise to conceal your identity. The government doesn't take kindly to the possibility of losing their stranglehold on us. Keep up your research. You represent hope for us all. hello, Great work. ... By: pnbestone. on 01 Dec 07, 00:22:04 hello, Great work. I saw this video in Canada that they can run 100% HHO gas on an engine. Anyway, why can't we built a tank that storage the hho gas that can run about 3 hours on an engine and then swap it when it is running out? This way while we wait for HHO gas ran out on the tank running we can produce it the second one. So can we do that ZFF? Current that how the gas engine are like that. Since car can only run about 3-5 hours before we can refill. I'd say try what ... By: ZeroFossilFuel. on 24 Nov 07, 22:06:56 I'd say try what you bought first. I also think it is possible to go over lean with the EFIE if you're not careful. Since it's ... By: adrian1167. on 24 Nov 07, 19:13:16 Since it's calibrated is there any chance of over lean running with this efie? I am not sure if I should go with an efie or just go with the wideband o2 sensor and controller I allready bought? Honestly, I don't ... By: ZeroFossilFuel. on 20 Nov 07, 18:10:46 Honestly, I don't know why people have so much trouble finding it. zerofossilfuel*angelfire*com Probably By: ZeroFossilFuel. on 20 Nov 07, 18:09:08 Probably Weird. I just got ... By: viking1au. on 20 Nov 07, 17:47:34 Weird. I just got an email saying I have a response from ZFF re effie calibration. #1, no I havent. #2, I did not ask about this. Does YT have another gremlin??????? Hey, I looked at ... By: viking1au. on 20 Nov 07, 16:22:57 Hey, I looked at the Angelfire site & cant find you. Did you go ahead with it? If so, please send a link. Actually, I have ... By: ZeroFossilFuel. on 13 Nov 07, 22:16:25 Actually, I have zero beef with YT lately. Hah! Get it? ZERO beef? -sigh- They've straightened out quite a bit. Don't grt angry ... By: viking1au. on 13 Nov 07, 17:07:02 Don't grt angry with Youtube; it is the best thing since the 'net was invented; we get to see people like you & I enjoy it. This is all great stuff; keep it going. I am not having probs. watching you. Good comment. I'll ... By: ZeroFossilFuel. on 10 Nov 07, 13:19:38 Good comment. I'll shoot some video of it making 1.2LPM in the car. wow, how many ... By: hardypanchal. on 10 Nov 07, 10:40:59 wow, how many plates r u using on the cell, i wanna see what 1.2 liters per minute looks when it bubbles!! that would be sick if you had a video of it producing 1.2 LPM. I dont think a lotta people have seen such an advanced cell at work, that vid where you measure it n show 1.2lpm would get a lotta views too! And a brief update ... By: ZeroFossilFuel. on 09 Nov 07, 21:38:07 And a brief update on the EFIE. I've been running at 150mV offset initially. Not nearly enough. MPG gains are barely noticable at this setting. Reason? If you examine the O2 sensor voltage curve chart you will see there's a large voltage swing within a very tight mixture range at 14.7:1. A tiny offset has almost no impact on mixture. 300-450mV is the range I will now be focusing on. My HHO output is 1.2 LPM @22A input, 13.6V or 300W. So from this vid ... By: hardypanchal. on 09 Nov 07, 05:29:55 So from this vid what zero's trying to say is that you have to get the mixture of gas,HHO and intake air at the same ratio that your car usually runs on with just gas, think of HHO as gasoline but going in thru air intake. So the mix should be like %HHO=petrol... IntakeAir+petrol= IntakeAir-amountofHHO+petrol+HHO. even if you put ... By: hardypanchal. on 09 Nov 07, 05:29:25 even if you put restriction on the air intake, the exhaust downstream sensor is still going to "think" that there's too much air going into the intake as the only biproduct of burning HHO is steam which has a lot of oxygen. so you need to control the air fuel mixture yourself manually. you can set it so its not trying to put more gas in and instead of the gasoline, you can use HHO. If you refer to ... By: ZeroFossilFuel. on 07 Nov 07, 23:32:40 If you refer to Live Video, disregard. YT is doing a much better job these days. I will continue to mirror at LV but not as often. Great vids, am ... By: leatherman64. on 07 Nov 07, 21:08:56 Great vids, am really interested in your work but the address that you gave I cannot get to it, could you post that address. Thank you

#101-108 My newest resonant WFC theory Posted by: ZeroFossilFuel Video duration: 568 seconds Are we on the right track? Why has it been so tough to find the sweet spot? It's because we're shooting at a moving target. The odd numbering is simply to get me back in sync. Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: hotrov 223 By: gera2k. on 02 Aug 08, 05:31:23 hotrov 223 I can understand ... By: offgrid2010. on 31 Jul 08, 03:19:47 I can understand skepticism but this video is great and I think you are onto something really big. The "intellectual" terrorism and downright meanness of some people in this culture is just plain disgusting. They make me want to puke. How weak, insecure, and pitiful they are shows through their vain attempt to be macho men. Keep up the beautiful work. It is appreciated... Take the concept of ... By: aphor. on 30 Jul 08, 01:43:20 Take the concept of the UV light, and then find harmonic frequencies. Also consider the effect of metal oxides like TiO2 exposed to UV light. There's some interesting stuff on the web regarding "photocatalysts." What is the "white powder coating" on the tubes when people have "conditioned" their Stanley Meyers replica electrolysers? No argument to what ... By: lazzer408. on 29 Jul 08, 04:40:12 No argument to what your saying. I can tell your reading. :P On earth, gravity ... By: aphor. on 29 Jul 08, 04:20:21 On earth, gravity never exceeds the energy of the molecular bond of water. Maybe what you're talking about is cohesion? Read Wikipedia on "Laws of Thermodynamics." ... um ... should ... By: aphor. on 29 Jul 08, 04:15:15 ... um ... should this ever work, you would certainly be mocking yourself. Not that you should worry, but proving/disproving what I suggested is really a computation problem. Given Moore's Law I think we could come up with a bet we could settle on a certain date if you wanted to make it interesting. Put some enegry ... By: lazzer408. on 27 Jul 08, 15:34:01 Put some enegry crystals in it. (yes I'm mocking you) I read to my kids ... By: lazzer408. on 27 Jul 08, 15:29:18 I read to my kids in this tone. c'mon Z. Read to the big people. =) All conditions ... By: russellwooten. on 26 Jul 08, 22:26:52 All conditions simplified.....given ambient earth conditions, any vessel, and any amount of naturally occurring water, what are the molecular reactions that take place within the liquid at rest? When one drop of water separates from another due to gravity overcoming the molecular bonds how much energy is released and how is it calculated? ...Except that on a ... By: aphor. on 26 Jul 08, 03:32:24 ...Except that on a quantum level, the zero-point energy (of electrons in the ionic bond) can also be manipulated through electromagnetic cavitation. The complexity comes from having to mechanically harmonize the electrodes, the H2O bonds, and also electromagnetically harmonize the electron cloud at the molecular bond sites. Think of the magic signal as an eigenvector of electrons in H2O and H2 and O2 plus hitting all the mechanical resonances. The Dc is induced ... By: freeenergy4everyone. on 24 Jul 08, 21:50:01 The Dc is induced from the primary which is also an electro-magnet hence the frequency doubling affect, positive pulse,magnetic pulse,gap,positve pulse, magnetic pulse , gap is the pulse train you want for step charging your chamber . Adjustable pulse freq,pulse width,amplitude(voltage) and timing over the gap when everything is off is needed by your power management module , I stick to my theory that Stan Meyer was an honest and good person and was not a fraud! Stan meyers did say ... By: freeenergy4everyone. on 24 Jul 08, 21:36:29 Stan meyers did say that no laws of physics were being broken , so the energy had to come from some where....please try and follow me on this one thanks Only trying to help ... By: freeenergy4everyone. on 24 Jul 08, 21:35:21 Only trying to help sorry for hijacking your thread please look up Deuterium on wikipidia you'll see it has one proton (+) and one neutron , look at the energy value for it , and its abundunce in nature ? Could this helps power the vic matrix hence little voltage applied lots of voltage when at resonance? Has anyone tryed testing for electron leakage at resonance around the outside of there chamber? Do we all understand the principles behind a bifilar choke ? This DC pulses may ... By: yakitatenergy. on 24 Jul 08, 13:49:55 This DC pulses may combine harmonically to provide energy at high frequencies. This energy causes ultrasonic mechanical effects in the metals of the device which may then help control bubble size through sonic cavitation. Complex electronic circuits are interesting but generally misleading and do not demonstrate any "new" or "free" energy just ways to route existing energy streams. Magic black boxes are not the answer. Changing the ... By: yakitatenergy. on 24 Jul 08, 13:49:20 Changing the subject. I posted an earlier comment about mechanical or ultrasonic resonance. This was based on the schematic found somewhere in the referenced documentation ( I can not find it again) for an electronic resonator circuit with three tuned loops. the lowest frequency was @ 10.5 KHz the next two were integral multiples of the first. continued... I'm honored that ... By: ZeroFossilFuel. on 23 Jul 08, 19:48:17 I'm honored that this video is the only one you have added to your favorites. Apparently you do have it all figured out. You've completely hijacked this thread and produced nothing but words. With all due respect, where is your evidence? Hope you've all got ... By: freeenergy4everyone. on 23 Jul 08, 19:03:13 Hope you've all got this figured out now !! Hi just a quick bit ... By: freeenergy4everyone. on 23 Jul 08, 19:00:26 Hi just a quick bit of info if you look at the picture on the front of stan's twin plate test chamber you can clearly see the knob of the dial that tunes the inductor!! the water creates ... By: freeenergy4everyone. on 22 Jul 08, 20:38:34 the water creates its own power from the hydrogen and hydroxyl ions as the polar magnetic pulse hit them, the dc current is to charge the circuit and create the block to stop electron flow , so that the ions can charge the water trap and align the ... By: freeenergy4everyone. on 22 Jul 08, 19:08:59 trap and align the water molecules between the plates using the applied voltage then resonanate them with polar magnetic dc pulses..... hope you've all ... By: freeenergy4everyone. on 22 Jul 08, 19:06:56 hope you've all downloaded the independant test evaluation report. File size 88.1 mb take a while to complete contains reports , leters , patent applications , workings diagrams, picture of original equipment ect , worth a look . It is as i though dc voltage is applied in constant dc form and pulsed dc form at the same time, it says so on one of his working drawings, food for thought ! type it into google ... By: freeenergy4everyone. on 21 Jul 08, 21:51:21 type it into google stans_working_prototype_pll_edited_189.jpg 404 site not found By: desertbard. on 21 Jul 08, 21:41:43 404 site not found Please see ... By: freeenergy4everyone. on 21 Jul 08, 21:13:18 Please see waterfuelcell site stans_working_prototype_pll_edited_189.jpg for full circuit diagrams components and values Your circuit indeed ... By: jarkonkotisivu. on 21 Jul 08, 20:49:39 Your circuit indeed is a charge pump and the voltage increases over the cell until discharge. But, it by no means tunes itself. It will function at any frequency. How can you do a feedback loop to tune the frequency to match the whatever resonance? What kind of oscillator it must be? Voltage controlled? I don't think that will work, what tells that it has hit the resonance? I cant do this with traditional analog only circuit, no skills enough, can you?

#114 ICE mods for 100% HHO, Phase 1, part 2 of 2 Posted by: ZeroFossilFuel Video duration: 600 seconds Complete step by step of how to modify a 1 cylinder internal combustion engine to run on 100% HHO. Part 2 of 2 Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: 1) It will put it ... By: ZeroFossilFuel. on 02 Aug 08, 20:26:52 1) It will put it out of balance. 2) Then there will be no spark at all. Hey Zero...why not ... By: maceblackhammer. on 01 Aug 08, 19:03:48 Hey Zero...why not just remove the magnet on the side of the flywheel you don't want firing? Sorry if I'm late to the party. thx i didnt know ... By: commando7144. on 31 Jul 08, 17:48:03 thx i didnt know the newer small engines sparked like that unlike the old points and condenser engines sparking only on the power stroke Use an old Techumsa ... By: lazzer408. on 27 Jul 08, 15:08:07 Use an old Techumsa. They have points under the flywheel, you can retard the timing. Or use a Kohler motor. They run the points off the camshaft. No wasted spark. For Briggs, look at gokarting catalogs. Find an advance key and put it in backwards. That will retard the timing as well. Your self conscience too. Get over it. Don't explain yourself. Fuk them. Why not just retard ... By: lazzer408. on 27 Jul 08, 15:04:24 Why not just retard the cam? Then your valve is shut. Zero: Most all the ... By: richgreenllc. on 26 Jul 08, 10:18:27 Zero: Most all the major conversion work is done by selecting a small engine that was designed with a pto shaft (snow blowers and rotto tilers), this shaft is just a cam shaft extension with a pulley on it. Just remove the beaker lobe, points, or pickup from under the flywheel and move it to this pto shaft, the mag can stay on the flywheel, then make some sort of cover. WaLa the second or waste spark is gone. Zero: I'd like to ... By: richgreenllc. on 26 Jul 08, 10:17:38 Zero: I'd like to clear up something. In the early 1900's while designing these small engines, manufactures didn't care or even know about pollution, timing off the crank was just simpler to do and the second spark was of no concern with gasoline. The word waste spark was coined in the late 70's and early 80's as a marketing strategy when pollution became a concern, while the timing design remained the same as designed in the early 1900's. Zero: Why are you ... By: richgreenllc. on 26 Jul 08, 10:16:46 Zero: Why are you and most everone else letting ambient air enter the intake while trying to run an engine on 100% Hydroxy? The oxygen/hydrogen mix from electrolyze is sufficient with out adding more air... Hence the need for a bubbler... Only an engine running on 100% hydrogen needs ambient air added... Hence no bubbler is needed... If you run a ... By: wh333t. on 26 Jul 08, 06:05:16 If you run a carbeurated motor do you still need to trick an o2 sensor? Zero, have you seen ... By: Signzit. on 26 Jul 08, 04:04:36 Zero, have you seen Roy McAlister"s Fundamentals? Well worth your time sir. /watch?v=hFifFR-4C28 The burn time of ... By: ms2duck. on 25 Jul 08, 00:21:01 The burn time of gasoline is constant, the piston speed is not. Thus the need for advance spark timing. Some fuels burn very slow, say like nitromethane,.. which requires up to 90 degrees total advance at higher RPMs (8500+) just to give enough time for combustion pressures to build. That's just one example. Typically, the mixture in a gasoline engine is burned by approx 70 degrees ATDC. Ideally, peak cylinder pressure should occur at somewhere around 18-25 degrees ATDC. About spark timing. ... By: minde4000. on 24 Jul 08, 17:42:23 About spark timing. In my opinion 5-10 degrees past TDC would be ideal since HHO combustion peak reached some 320 times faster the petroleum gas. Let's think: petroleum gas combustion peak is reached somewhere at 5-10 deg past TDC anyway even tho it was ignited some 10-20 deg before TDC and all because petroleum burns much slower. Am I thinking right here? Tnx No, but it was one ... By: marthale7. on 24 Jul 08, 11:56:56 No, but it was one of the videos that he modifies a small gas engine, he adds this device to it. I believe it is a device you can buy. One of the first in the hydrogen series he does. thanx for that,any ... By: m3sca1. on 24 Jul 08, 10:38:57 thanx for that,any idea where i can find a schematic? just build a simple ... By: AndrossUT. on 23 Jul 08, 20:59:41 just build a simple STSP switch on the intake valve, so it can only spark when the valve is closed, effective and simple. I did check. It ... By: ZeroFossilFuel. on 23 Jul 08, 14:06:56 I did check. It starts BTDC. Zero, Did you check ... By: gotcharunen. on 23 Jul 08, 05:11:39 Zero, Did you check to see at what degree of rotation the intake valve starts to open? Some manufactures setup the cam to start opening intake the valve a few degrees ATDC to draw a slight vacuum in the cylinder to facilitate a higher velocity air flow over the venturi in the carb. By doing this they can use smaller carb bores and jets. This is done to achieve better fuel economy. If this the case on your motor, you shouldn't need to worry about the waste spark Same idea as ... By: bobbypatty1. on 23 Jul 08, 03:59:59 Same idea as other's comments of easier way. On off switch from hot lead of ignition. Cam-finger-or whatever just before it fires second time will be off. Next revolution just before fire, cam-finger-whatever, (lots of ways to hit switch. Can even be a solinoid electricaly tripped), hits switch to on. Make it simple and durable. Thanks for sharring!! Bobby G. add a reed switch ... By: waynedavisband. on 23 Jul 08, 02:37:36 add a reed switch to the engine housing by the fly wheel fan blades put a magnet on the fan blade the represents top dead center hook the reed switch up to your condenser and have the reed switch fire the coil done all but valve lash hope this helps with the least ... By: TheHermeticAlchemist. on 23 Jul 08, 01:33:34 with the least amount of effort to make a vehicle run on pure HHO like this grass mower would be a carborated engine like an all American muscle car. you should look up myth busters and HHO. but you still need to add power elsewhere to generate enough HHO to power the engine... But obviously the ... By: ZeroFossilFuel. on 22 Jul 08, 22:14:41 But obviously the prospect has captured your interest. Why else would you waste so much time trying to shoot it down? very useful info ... By: john29302. on 22 Jul 08, 21:28:02 very useful info and i did read your faq and designs, and i remember you had a a car that got 20% mpg gain...cant find it..what results were acheived on a car...or one that runs on a car period. somewhere in the world is a real hho car ok. im trying to ... By: harveyeaston. on 22 Jul 08, 18:04:19 ok. im trying to sort it out: most small, low performance engines, use fixed ignition timeing. no automatic advancing timeing distributor, or computer drivin algorythems. I'm no genius, and i'm sure theres someone out there that can work our how to set ignition timeing to only fire when crank shaft, and cam shaft are in certain position. ( maybe the answer is that simple) The spark plug ... By: ms2duck. on 22 Jul 08, 17:32:53 The spark plug electrode could be somewhat shielded and relocated slightly up and out of the combustion chamber by installing one of those plug non-fouler inserts.. ht tp : // i21*photobucket*com/albums/b273/focaljet/non-fouler%20o2cheat/1*jpg Maybe this could help to stop waste spark backfire during the valve overlap period?.. True, but you still ... By: ZeroFossilFuel. on 22 Jul 08, 17:04:47 True, but you still need a way to mechanically detect 1/2 crankshaft rotations.

#111 EBN Sealed wet cell kit, New HHO generator Posted by: ZeroFossilFuel Video duration: 486 seconds Repost of previous vids, combined two parts down to one. This is the Energy Builders Network prototype cell scheduled to go into production in kit form very soon. We're just working out the details of the bubbler which will have an automatically reseting blowout mechanism. Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: Hi Zero, Great ... By: StockStinks. on 01 Aug 08, 23:40:51 Hi Zero, Great looking cell you have there. These sealed cells sure do work good! Have you seen mine? I just sent a video response. Todd. Many thanks to ... By: wesjp. on 28 Jul 08, 23:19:06 Many thanks to Mr.Zero Fossil Fuel. This guy has taught me alot from watching his many video's here on you tube. I have built my own systems and i know small amounts of hydrogen produce massive energy. To The negative comment poster's...your words are bliss to the great cell builders...Thanks Zero for your ideas and innovations. :) look up the law of ... By: circusboy90210. on 28 Jul 08, 05:23:28 look up the law of conservation of energy. this is a get rich quick scheme & will not profit anybody in the end but the oil company's when it is proven to be a dead end goose chase, or else this would have been doen decades ago. in the 40's vw allready had hybrid cars, & one of the first cars ever was electric they failed because there were better things on the market that did succeed. Look up Gibbs ... By: desertbard. on 27 Jul 08, 19:31:52 Look up Gibbs formula, It is not something for nothing, but gather energy from many different sources. you can't get more ... By: circusboy90210. on 27 Jul 08, 15:43:13 you can't get more energy out of somethign than you put into it. This is a pipe dream, as in crack smokers halucination. have fun getting nowhere. 3.3. unless I was ... By: andypandy687. on 26 Jul 08, 17:56:04 3.3. unless I was intentionally pumping hydrogen into the air to ignight the room, I would not get "blowed up". It would be safer than hho (which is the perfect ratio for the mixture to burn) in the tubes in case of a backflash. The hydrogen would not be able to ignite without mixing with oxygen. 1. I stated i would ... By: andypandy687. on 26 Jul 08, 17:53:25 1. I stated i would use two tubes connected (vertically), so each gas would rise into seperate tubes. 2. why would I create enough pressure in the cell to blow it up? I was only stating that i would have to hold back the oxygen to get the 4-5 psi needed to fuel a torch. Wrong, and wrong: I ... By: aphor. on 26 Jul 08, 03:53:22 Wrong, and wrong: I count two wrongs. There's enough oxygen in the air around us to create mortal danger even if you aren't mixing the gases intentionally. Do you know how to engineer a container that doesn't leak hydrogen gas? The only safe way to handle it is very small amounts in well ventilated areas. You want to get blowed up? You need to have ... By: aphor. on 26 Jul 08, 03:47:41 You need to have separate collectors for the anode and cathode. Keeping your unit under pressure is a great way to get blowed up. You might want to anonymize your Interweb Q&A if you expect a life insurance policy to pay when you get blowed up. which one? this one ... By: ZeroFossilFuel. on 25 Jul 08, 16:01:02 which one? this one? if it's not available, how could you place this comment? wtf?? how come the ... By: MobBossJome. on 25 Jul 08, 14:01:45 wtf?? how come the video is longer available?? Its cool that it ... By: volcom92359. on 23 Jul 08, 22:17:44 Its cool that it can produce that much hho in a minute but when you have to apply such a large amount of voltage and amperage to get those results, it isnt really worth it. What if you had a ... By: FluxCapacitor2008. on 23 Jul 08, 02:49:26 What if you had a generator attached to the rear wheels some how so as you press the brakes an electro magnetic locking system will lock the generator to the wheel. This will power the cell and a bank of capacitors then the capacitors will power the cell as you drive. This would be a way to use wasted Kinetic Energy. flux why dont you ... By: ausrocka. on 21 Jul 08, 17:18:04 flux why dont you use a 2nd battery and charge it from an alternator runing on the differencial, the load on the alt is progresive while the vehicle speeds up, why load the motor to run the cell ? Now thats what I'm ... By: FluxCapacitor2008. on 20 Jul 08, 22:23:46 Now thats what I'm talking about, My thinking is if I had hydrogen with lower oxygen content it can be stored a lot safer then HHO also it would be a lot better to add pure hydrogen to the fuel air mix I am currently ... By: andypandy687. on 20 Jul 08, 19:41:33 I am currently looking to build a new hho generator, one that would seperate the oxygen and hydrogen, using two tubes connected. I will also have to figure out how the store the oxygen so i can get pressure for the hydrogen, but then have a valve to release the oxygen once and a while. When using a minitorch I believe seperate gases is much safer. Any ideas will help. HI Zero. Are you ... By: jsamayoa. on 20 Jul 08, 17:40:23 HI Zero. Are you changing your old desing for this one? Looks simplier, is it better? .9 amps most of the ... By: freedomorelse. on 20 Jul 08, 02:32:23 .9 amps most of the time and it goes to 40% power and remains at whatever internal pressure I set the machine. 40 psi But your Aquagen ... By: RadGenH2O. on 19 Jul 08, 21:20:36 But your Aquagen runs on 220 volts AC right? Zero is running this cell at 12-13vdc. Inquiring minds ... By: slider1860. on 19 Jul 08, 20:35:21 Inquiring minds want to know. OK ILL take the ... By: myslowlane. on 19 Jul 08, 14:43:23 OK ILL take the bait. Tell me all about the 1500 My Aquygen 1500 ... By: freedomorelse. on 19 Jul 08, 13:15:13 My Aquygen 1500 generator running at 100% makes 1500 lph of HHO using 40 amps. The cell in this video is way too large and needs holes in the plates to pump water through it and back into the fill tank. You need to ... By: freedomorelse. on 19 Jul 08, 13:11:03 You need to understand how an Aquygen 1500 Generator works and why. I have one if you want to know. There are a few ... By: dsmtsi. on 18 Jul 08, 13:56:51 There are a few people that claim to have a HHO system already working. /watch?v=vhtGaqfnoh0 They just don't really show how they have made it practical. I'm just trying to ... By: FluxCapacitor2008. on 17 Jul 08, 22:19:50 I'm just trying to find ways to get the idea that it can't be done efficiently out of the way and get down to making it work.

#31 Hydrogen HHO ZooFFer Cell 12v CONFIG TESTS 2007/08/10 Posted by: ZeroFossilFuel Video duration: 488 seconds Gas production efficiency tests with new plate config +nnn-nnn+nnn-nnn+. New electrolyte container, same NaOH. Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: No. The added ... By: ZeroFossilFuel. on 18 Aug 07, 15:26:33 No. The added convection velocity of a tall cell stack permits much more efficient heat exchange with the outer walls of the tank. On a 45 minute commute to work the outer walls are only just warm to the touch. Don't have a digital thermometer in there but I know it's way less than 70 C. Each cell is ... By: wphuang2005. on 18 Aug 07, 13:40:19 Each cell is crossed with 3vdc, the extra voltage will heat the water, What is the temperature of the water? >70 C? That's where they ... By: SatsukiMikata. on 14 Aug 07, 20:01:23 That's where they always get you. "They had it cheaper.", "There are more of them, they're easier to access.", "They're open late.", et cetera. It's all good. I just wish they weren't so big and powerful. Anywho, keep up the good work and keep the projects rolling! I'm a novice, but I love watching your experiments and research. Keep'n it real, Matt I agree about ... By: ZeroFossilFuel. on 14 Aug 07, 19:56:29 I agree about Walmart. But they were closest. Sorry. Nice second version ... By: SatsukiMikata. on 14 Aug 07, 18:22:13 Nice second version. Seems more efficient. Thanks a lot for your recordings. (Walmart is evillllll, you shouldn't buy from them!) Toodleloo, Satsuki temperature of ... By: allianceofsteel. on 13 Aug 07, 22:41:15 temperature of water before and after ? Not yet. Operative ... By: ZeroFossilFuel. on 13 Aug 07, 21:10:55 Not yet. Operative word yet. Very interesting ... By: oystla. on 13 Aug 07, 19:38:51 Very interesting Asuming gas collected is at 20 degC and is saturated with water vapour, the 500 ml container will have 3872 Joules of Hydrogen gas energy (using Higher Heating Value). The cell will therefore have a total efficiency of 50,5%. Have you tried high voltage pulses in destilled water? regards Øystein L. Yeah, the juice ... By: MrCarbJB. on 12 Aug 07, 23:43:11 Yeah, the juice container I told you about was a $1.50 and you have to seal the flip top with high temp RTV. And it is frosty clear. As you can see the water level thru it though. But I like it too ... By: MrCarbJB. on 12 Aug 07, 23:37:32 But I like it too but it won't hold up to the temp involved with this process. Well ZFF, that ... By: MrCarbJB. on 12 Aug 07, 23:34:50 Well ZFF, that wasn't the one I was talking about but it works great for your demos though. Click on my profile and look at the amp test after test drive. The one on the passenger side has been there for over 8 mo. gone threw 3 over night temps of 18 degrees and have survived about a 10 min. soak flash back. I calculated that ... By: finlander1000. on 12 Aug 07, 23:00:10 I calculated that you are producing about 31 liters per hour (LPH). If you were using 135W, that will make 135/31 = 4.36W/LPH. If you were 100% efficient, that would only be 2.16W/LPH... so you are about 50% Faraday efficient at the moment. Mostly they never get more than 80%. So you should get down to 85W for 31 LPH or get about 50 LPH for 135W of power. That will maybe be the best that can be done. Excess amount of power will only produce heat and no gas. Regards. Yea .. had a few ... By: WarlockWeary. on 12 Aug 07, 01:31:57 Yea .. had a few melt lol Anyway .. great job on your hard work! Amazing Idea .. I did the same to one of mine and it sure seems to make a difference! Thanks For The Videos! you really picked ... By: strapped9. on 12 Aug 07, 01:28:43 you really picked this stuff up. its great to have you on the team. Well, I hope you're ... By: ZeroFossilFuel. on 11 Aug 07, 23:58:35 Well, I hope you're wrong because I really like it. Time will tell. I like that ... By: gerrrrrrrrr. on 11 Aug 07, 23:43:23 I like that container setup.. makes the entire thing look very professional. Problem with that ... By: WarlockWeary. on 11 Aug 07, 23:29:55 Problem with that container :/ It Warps When It Gets Hot :( Sorry To Be The Bad News Guy! Like what your ... By: InternetEasy. on 11 Aug 07, 23:19:42 Like what your doing~ keep advancing! We are on the same path...lol just posted my chip quad x 2 cell with the same container...

10 - Oscillating Stator Permanent Magnet motor. Posted by: ZeroFossilFuel Video duration: 457 seconds The moment of truth! FYI, the next generation test fixture will expand the rotor diameter 50-100% to increase the mechanical advantage of the rotor magnets over the stator control arm. Currently it's only 1.67:1 due to unforeseen variance in raceway construction. May not be enough to overcome frictional losses which as you can see are quite substantial. Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: Yes. Wouldn't that ... By: ZeroFossilFuel. on 14 Aug 07, 23:57:26 Yes. Wouldn't that be something? Well, keep watching. Gears are still turning in my head. i have a design for ... By: RashadGl. on 14 Aug 07, 23:33:19 i have a design for friction free generator. i designed it for a windmill but if your invention works. it means free power the world. edison suck! Nikola ... By: darthisaiah. on 13 Aug 07, 00:09:37 edison suck! Nikola Tesla. :) Use a, "half moon", ... By: bobbypatty1. on 11 Aug 07, 21:01:40 Use a, "half moon", type cam, (bump), and spring,to position the arm where you want it when you want it!! Have cam or "bump", move arm out of way at entry of "sticky point", and spring will pull it back down at proper moment!! Good Luck!! Could it be that ... By: ursuscanine. on 11 Aug 07, 00:45:46 Could it be that the distance from the top pivot to the link arm is different than the distance from the bottom pivot to the link arm? I think you might get some bind in there. All the best to your efforts... That looks like it ... By: fraglessone. on 10 Aug 07, 02:43:08 That looks like it would work better if the magnet on top wasn't so heavy, or the weight on the top arm was balanced. Looking better all ... By: gregfuji. on 10 Aug 07, 01:39:22 Looking better all the time, keep it up. I believe the road ... By: trytobereal. on 01 Aug 07, 16:50:17 I believe the road your taking will eventually lead to the road that gets you there. Keep trying! So many people are working on the idea , someday we'll succeed. He should get the ... By: phoebus1966. on 25 Jul 07, 16:47:24 He should get the cam at a wider angle! Anyways - if this is so then he has already prooven that the small effort to kickstart the circular movement resulted in a longtime continuation movement prooves an initial overunity however friction kicks in somehow and/or misalignment. Strong force,weak ... By: sneakerset. on 25 Jul 07, 08:07:58 Strong force,weak force,Electromagnetic force,gravity..super force!Is the event evolving,dissolving, or revolving?Why do humans call it "mother" earth?Dark energy might mean several types of dark matter.The latest theory I've heard is man cannot see the genesis of bright and dark forces because of "cosmic censorship". Maybe it's simple..Life causes cancer.I flunked high school physics but your project is fascinating..Good luck! I can't imaging how ... By: ZeroFossilFuel. on 18 Jul 07, 12:03:13 I can't imaging how he did it either. But the more I learn of our cosmos, the more it reveals intelligent design. Consider that not even the "laws" of physics even existed before the creation of our physical world. He started with a blank palate. His options were limitless. below the various ... By: apeppink. on 18 Jul 07, 03:18:52 below the various Planck limits. But statistics and probability don't care about particle size, they are what they are. So is all this presumably low grade energy somehow recoverable and useful in power production? I don't know. Maybe you(all?) can somehow tap into it. Good luck. Stranger things have happened. After all God ignored statistical mechanics and somehow initially wound up the whole works, whole cosmos(es?). Can't imagine how He did that. I think I've read ... By: apeppink. on 18 Jul 07, 03:17:56 I think I've read or heard about it or something like it. Really, by E=m*(c^2) we're all energy. Strings (if they exist), everything. If you can tap it. Somehow. I don't understand how Thermodynamics, Statistical Mechanics works at the quantum level or even lower, Better yet, no ... By: ZeroFossilFuel. on 18 Jul 07, 02:38:14 Better yet, no track at all. I'm cooking up soething pretty good. just wait a few days. I don't believe ... By: ZeroFossilFuel. on 18 Jul 07, 02:36:55 I don't believe it's extracted energy from nothing. What I believe is it will be energy stumbled upon from as yet untapped sources previously undetectable. Ever hear of Scalar Field Dark Energy? It's theoretical at this point still but I believe we do swim in energy. What it is or what it's called is irrelevant. It's there for the taking if we will ignore conventional "wisdom" and look for it. Interesting videos. ... By: beyondo. on 18 Jul 07, 01:47:43 Interesting videos. You could create a better track by replacing the track with a band of paper, and attaching a pen to the bottom arm so the pen draws on the paper. Then, with the top arm attached to the bottom one, drive the motor with your hand. The bottom arm will plot out it's motion on the paper, and you'll have mapped the exact motion that your hand is using to drive the wheel. Then, use the paper template to create a new track. "...produce enough ... By: apeppink. on 17 Jul 07, 02:31:38 "...produce enough energy...", Where's the energy production, the power input to come from? The sun relies on fusion, nuclear plants on fission, your car on chemical combustion. Where's the power input to come from? There has to be a potential energy input from somewhere to cause acceleration, while friction losses must be zero for sustained, constant sped operation. In any device worth ... By: ZeroFossilFuel. on 17 Jul 07, 00:48:13 In any device worth building, frictional losses should be inconsequential. It should produce enough energy to overcome any frictional loss with plenty to spare as useful output. That's why I concern myself much less with friction than I do just getting the damn thing to work. I'm not after perpetual motion. I'm after acceleration. When it does work, it will do so in a spectacular way. ZFF I believe the ... By: ZeroFossilFuel. on 17 Jul 07, 00:43:19 I believe the apparatus must be such that the timing has a much larger window, not nearly so critical. I'm cooking up something good for the next video. Stay tuned! It was just a ... By: gabydewilde. on 16 Jul 07, 06:01:40 It was just a thought. You are doing great research here btw. Very interesting. Thanks. Friction losses. ... By: apeppink. on 16 Jul 07, 05:30:38 Friction losses. Unavoidable. That's the problem. Only things I'm aware of approaching perpetual motion machine status are superconductivity, the orbital motion of planets, etc. You deserve alot of ... By: magnetizerenergizer. on 16 Jul 07, 01:28:36 You deserve alot of credit,i have been thinking of tis same principle for years. I beleive part of your problem may be in the timing,must be just right. I beleive you have to get itjust at the point where push pull is properly seperated to become a rhythym and starts to pulsate. Also if your diameter was larger it would have more power. Hope my ideas help,will definetly follow your progress It has also been ... By: ZeroFossilFuel. on 16 Jul 07, 01:25:52 It has also been suggested here to use a spring to achieve a more sinusoidal movement on the stator w/o modifying the bobbin raceway. I might give that a try too. It would be very easy to replace the linkage connecting the two arms with various length U-shaped pieces of coat hanger, even though I believe that would create just one sweet spot RPM. Give me a day or ... By: ZeroFossilFuel. on 16 Jul 07, 01:19:47 Give me a day or two to lick my wounds (literally). I'll conduct the tests using the Dewalt drill that I injured myself with and a friction wheel in the chuck to spin the device up to a constant speed each time. Cheers, ZFF You're right about ... By: ZeroFossilFuel. on 16 Jul 07, 01:02:23 You're right about one thing for sure - I do deflect the stator more at start-up but only because that's how I start it from a standing stop w/o spinning the wheel first. Once in motion the stator deflection remains fairly constant regardless of speed. At least that's how it feels. I think some high speed photography would be easiest to reveal what's going on.

#50 Demo of Vacuum on HHO cell from car intake manifold. Posted by: ZeroFossilFuel Video duration: 515 seconds Why intake manifold vacuum is less than ideal for connection directly to HHO electrolyzer. Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: You need a small ... By: phnxrzn2007. on 10 Jan 08, 05:50:21 You need a small pressure tank in between the cell and the car engine . If you want to run the car on HHO only your entire cell system needs to handle some very high PSI's and have a 1 gallon pressure tank as a stream buffer. It's just an idea. I think so. That ... By: ZeroFossilFuel. on 23 Dec 07, 16:50:55 I think so. That way the plenum or carbeurator butterfly can still be used to regulate engine output by regulating how fast air is drawn in with the HHO. The cell will be held at fairly constant vacuum by the pump. Gas production regulated by a PWM connected to a throttle pot. I think that you ... By: hydrogenassist. on 23 Dec 07, 03:30:16 I think that you are correct about this. That is why I think you get better gas mileage when your car is run in cruise control at a constant speed verses city driving. Nice video this is valuable information keep up the good work. Does putting the hho make more sense going thru the air intake verses the trying to put it in the intake manifold? Ah yes, CarbideTip. ... By: ZeroFossilFuel. on 15 Dec 07, 04:49:31 Ah yes, CarbideTip. This is in part what inspired my current experiments with one critical difference - I will measure the effect on production by measuring the production itself. you still have my ... By: hoekf. on 15 Dec 07, 02:01:38 you still have my full attention! great stuff ! I do By: brianempson. on 14 Dec 07, 21:18:46 I do Seems that the more ... By: flahr1. on 14 Dec 07, 20:08:54 Seems that the more vacuum you pull the less power is required. Using a vacuum makes sense as it lowers the vapor pressure -- just like a pressure cooker raises the boiling point(or a car radiator)..Looking forward to more zff :O videoing and ... By: harpersteven. on 14 Dec 07, 18:09:22 :O videoing and driving ! LOL Funky ... forgot ... By: popeye11068. on 14 Dec 07, 18:03:29 Funky ... forgot the link , reposted it but did'nt come trough... Here it is ; /watch?v=Zq_VGwkZyYI HA! The venturi? I ... By: ZeroFossilFuel. on 14 Dec 07, 12:49:29 HA! The venturi? I WISH! The venturi produces a max of 1"Hg (13.7" H20) @WOT, 6000RPM on my 2.2L 4-banger. Even still that's a very good vacuum signal from a venturi. It could be used to pull a water mist from a float bowl to aid in combustion cooling if I ever need it, but I don't think I will. ICE on 100% H2O is coming. BELIEVE IT! Hello ZFF, great ... By: Fusion8r. on 14 Dec 07, 07:28:23 Hello ZFF, great job!...is your gauge showing vacuum from the intake manifold (engine side of the throttle body) or is it made using your venturi device?...keep it up! Fusion8r Thank you. I work ... By: ZeroFossilFuel. on 14 Dec 07, 02:39:53 Thank you. I work very hard to make these videos educational, beneficial and fun. zerofossilfuel you ... By: cheepgas. on 14 Dec 07, 02:04:18 zerofossilfuel you rock i've noiced that fast let off of gas pedel will produce more gas in many of the vids i have watched. i think ur on the right track will send abone ur way keep up the good work, your work is the best i've seen I thought of this ... By: ZeroFossilFuel. on 13 Dec 07, 23:06:46 I thought of this too but not sure it will pull enough vacuum. 20" is where it really just starts to cook. I want it to be around 25-26"Hg. Link please? By: ZeroFossilFuel. on 13 Dec 07, 23:05:21 Link please? That is what I feel ... By: seshkanuri. on 13 Dec 07, 22:57:31 That is what I feel too whenever I see his site. Stefan's good intentions about promotion of alternative energy aside, there are too many ads there and Stefan is overselling his site. Here's is a video ... By: popeye11068. on 13 Dec 07, 22:22:51 Here's is a video on vacuum effects on a cell I find it kind of scary , HHO gas in a membrane vacuum-pump...watch yourself. Another thought is ... By: crazzieg. on 13 Dec 07, 21:04:18 Another thought is a smog pump off a pre 90's car these can be had for $30 or so new. They are high volume oil less vain pumps that might pull 15 to 20". This might be more suited for it as they are almost all belted. Makes testing on the bench easy. Ya got me thinking,(ooooh it hurts) Go for it! The ... By: ZeroFossilFuel. on 13 Dec 07, 19:10:12 Go for it! The suggestion by crazzzieg below might be a good place to find a pump suited for automotive use. I will be calling junk dealers TOMORROW! Ooooh! I was ... By: ZeroFossilFuel. on 13 Dec 07, 19:06:26 Ooooh! I was wondering about something like that. THANKS! That may be our salvation. Hmm, my plan was to ... By: brianempson. on 13 Dec 07, 18:51:02 Hmm, my plan was to use that vacuum pump idea with a bubbler, that way the gas is sort of 'pumped' out the bubbler and forced into the intake manifold, reguardless of manifold vacuum. As long as the pump can mantain at least 22" it should be good, at least I hope so! Heh heh. Can't wait for your video! Great work! i liked the part of ... By: mcpotplant. on 13 Dec 07, 18:12:43 i liked the part of the vid when you spun the tires xD keep up the good work Volvo and Mercedes ... By: crazzieg. on 13 Dec 07, 18:10:33 Volvo and Mercedes diesels have a vacuum pump mounted on them,the older models that is. Can´t remember but one is cam driven and the other is belted both will pull 26¨ with a good volume. The junk yard has plenty and they rarely go bad. Hope this helps keep up the good work. That's right. If ... By: ZeroFossilFuel. on 13 Dec 07, 15:43:56 That's right. If Stefan wants his users who aren't as fed up using his site as I am seeing my results, he can send them here to see them. I am not going out of my way to go there only to get annoyed with all his ads just so his users can have it spoon fed from a silver platter and he collect the ad revenue. Magdrive does use a ... By: ZeroFossilFuel. on 13 Dec 07, 15:32:01 Magdrive does use a T. One to the intake manifold, one to the air duct. Nither produce enough vacuum to cause the cell to produce enough HHO to be effective.

FINAL RESULTS Hydrogen HHO Electrolyzer 2007/08/04 Posted by: ZeroFossilFuel Video duration: 555 seconds These are my final results for NaOH in this experimental electrolyzer cell. Enjoy. Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: @princeofswine: You ... By: KCM25NJL. on 13 Aug 07, 15:52:52 @princeofswine: You may have made that comment out of humour, but how would you feel if some kid killed himself doing this? if you want to ... By: yanlapanic. on 12 Aug 07, 22:40:46 if you want to cooled your system ... put it into a bac of water. sorry for my bad english PWM at various test ... By: ZeroFossilFuel. on 06 Aug 07, 23:41:32 PWM at various test frequencies and duty cycles will be coming. AC not a good idea. Plates are more efficient when they become molecularly polarized. AC would not permit this to happen. First of all, great ... By: johnHutt. on 06 Aug 07, 20:28:11 First of all, great work so far, you are doing at good job with all of this basic testing. I look forward to seeing each and every step you work through, but I have one suggestion. Have you tried oscillating the current from positive to negative or oscillating the amount of voltage to the cell? Agreed. I'm might ... By: ZeroFossilFuel. on 06 Aug 07, 15:33:35 Agreed. I'm might take a 2L soda bottle to make a deeper tank to bubble through and allow the 500mL bottle to float up as it fills. Only back pressure would be the weight of the 500mL bottle. I think the bottle ... By: cubicleview. on 06 Aug 07, 15:04:41 I think the bottle setup you're using is probably more than accurate enough for what you need, but just to nit pick a little... I'd guess that the first 30sec fills the bottle at a slightly faster rate than the last 15 seconds, since at the end it has to force the level of the water in the bottle, below the surface level of the water in the container. As much as I would ... By: ZeroFossilFuel. on 06 Aug 07, 14:38:46 As much as I would love to take the credit, I am not alone. This is a collective effort made possible by the Internet. Maybe I work a little harder than most at presenting my information in the hopes of motivating others to join in but I have also drawn from the collective store of knowledge as well. And my mission statement is crystal clear. Oppression driven by greed will end. This is the beginning of a new world order. yes, I read and ... By: gabydewilde. on 06 Aug 07, 06:30:45 yes, I read and hear the plates can be as little as 0.2 mm spaced out. You need only little gas for a better burn rate. Should also look into the GEET reactor. Good luck. the only ... By: itsme16688. on 06 Aug 07, 05:40:09 the only contravercy this could ever create in a not so distant future would be the consumption of our limited amount of drinkable water (assumeing that the water must be replaced from time to time). i love the quest to ... By: itsme16688. on 06 Aug 07, 05:39:53 i love the quest to single handedly revolutionise the global market and the dependancy we have on foreighn oils. what you are doing is brave. it isn't too far fetched to call you a hero or a saint, for: permitting the independancy from fossil fuels there is an extreme lack of motive for the wars of the past present and future. you are essentially saving lives. whether it be because of war, or global warming. for this, i thank you. It's just an old ... By: ZeroFossilFuel. on 06 Aug 07, 03:26:33 It's just an old Variac rated 5A continuous, 10A surge. Fusing is a 15A breaker in the power strip. Bridge has been upped to a 30A continuous model. Popped the one you see here the other night, then realized it was only rated 8A. Ooops. Thank you for that ... By: ZeroFossilFuel. on 06 Aug 07, 03:23:22 Thank you for that suggestion. I will have a look the next time I shop there. ZFF very nice work. i ... By: gbopperman. on 06 Aug 07, 03:17:19 very nice work. i am interested in what do you use for powersuply before your rectifier. i asume varriable voltage, current limiting. thanks ZFF, I know you ... By: MrCarbJB. on 06 Aug 07, 02:50:25 ZFF, I know you make some crafty containers but Wal-mart Sells a 2qt juice container for a $1.50 that has worked great. All you have to do is seal the flip top with high-temp rtv and drill a 1/2" in the side at the top to which you run 2 10 gauge wire thru and a 1/4" vent tube thru and seal it the same way. I use Sterilite Brand myself that way if you have a flash back it will just pop the top and won't hurt anything else. I'll tell you what. ... By: ZeroFossilFuel. on 06 Aug 07, 00:38:00 I'll tell you what. You run that experiment for us. Make sure you put your face directly over the tank with a towel to trap the fumes and breathe deep. The rest of you do not try this. It will release large amounts of deadly poisonous chlorine gas. I'm aware of the ... By: ZeroFossilFuel. on 06 Aug 07, 00:36:23 I'm aware of the effect of vacuum. That's one reason why I can't wait to put one on my car. The only problem I have right now is 1/4" thick acrylic of the experimental cell is too flimsy to stand up to the stress. A cylindrical tank is in the making. ZFF, if you want to ... By: MrCarbJB. on 05 Aug 07, 23:44:38 ZFF, if you want to double your HHO output try hooking a vacuum pump up to it and watch that surface tention let go. one other ... By: sssgg89. on 05 Aug 07, 20:53:37 one other experimenter on youtube is having excellent results using distilled water and a small amount of lye as an electrolyte, might be worth a try ! Try pouring ... By: princeofswine. on 05 Aug 07, 20:04:45 Try pouring household bleach into your cell while running, will blow your socks off.amperage will increase dramatically. A NEW FINDING! By: ZeroFossilFuel. on 05 Aug 07, 16:01:03 A NEW FINDING! Increased the electrolyte concentration to double the conductivity. Whereas last night I needed 75V@10A (750W) to fill 500mL in 45 seconds, today I tested 32V@9.6A (300W) filled 500mL in 60 Seconds! That's double the efficiency! Conclusion: Increase in conductivity is directly inversely proportional to efficiency. Hypothesis: Closer plate spacing will further increase efficiency by the square of the distance. Tests to follow. A correction on gas ...