Robert Murray Smith version HHO

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PhysicsProf

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2020.05.15, 17:25:41
Quote from: Magluvin on 2020.05.14, 02:51:25
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cNTMWhMWQAA

Mags

Thanks for posting, Mags.
1m - 2m, he says that after burning the H2 produced from urea-solution electrolysis, one gets more energy out than one puts in (! ?).   I wonder about that.  Does anyone have data on this?  I've never heard this before...

muDped

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2020.05.15, 19:08:08
For there is nothing hidden that will not be disclosed, and nothing concealed that will not be known or brought out into the open.

Magluvin

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2020.05.15, 23:20:32
Robert is just pouring out the vids lately on very interesting things

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N5LYT38Ex94

Mags

muDped

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2020.05.16, 01:50:35
That video brings back some recent memories Mags.

Some years ago when the price of gasoline was high and the interest
in building HydrOxy Electrolyzers was the rage, several experimenters
showed similar results with their use of magnets.

I wonder why it never seemed to take off.  Once the price of gasoline
came down to under $3.00 per gallon the HydrOxy Electrolyzer
fad seemed to go away.

It was fun while it lasted and I'm sure it will revive as gasoline prices
rise again in the future.  Magnetic effects are quite mysterious.
For there is nothing hidden that will not be disclosed, and nothing concealed that will not be known or brought out into the open.

Magluvin

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2020.05.16, 02:11:11
Quote from: muDped on 2020.05.16, 01:50:35
That video brings back some recent memories Mags.

Some years ago when the price of gasoline was high and the interest
in building HydrOxy Electrolyzers was the rage, several experimenters
showed similar results with their use of magnets.

I wonder why it never seemed to take off.  Once the price of gasoline
came down to under $3.00 per gallon the HydrOxy Electrolyzer
fad seemed to go away.

It was fun while it lasted and I'm sure it will revive as gasoline prices
rise again in the future.  Magnetic effects are quite mysterious.

its possible that the magnet directs more plate electrons to the closest edge? If he says it produces more HHO, then Id like to know if thats actually true. Then put mags all over the plates. O0

Mags

Mags

Kator01

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2020.05.20, 22:55:34
Hello,

I wonder what happend to the E3 Ammonia GreenBox , Botte was promoting in this presentation. Her website shows copyright 2015

http://e3cleantechnologies.com/

and doing research on this website does not return any result. It seems there was no succes...unfortunately

Maybe somenoe of you folks are more lucky to find it ?

Mike

Chet K

#7
2022.06.25, 12:18:56
Magluvin had mentioned a magnetic accelerator for HHO electrolysis
That Robert was showing?

Can't seem to find it now ?

Something about repurposed hard drive magnets  when placed around
An HHO electrolysis cell
Greatly increased production?

??

Cadman

#8
2022.06.28, 03:43:07
Quote from: Chet K on 2022.06.25, 12:18:56
Magluvin had mentioned a magnetic accelerator for HHO electrolysis
That Robert was showing?

Can't seem to find it now ?

Something about repurposed hard drive magnets  when placed around
An HHO electrolysis cell
Greatly increased production?

??

Is this the one you're looking for?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N5LYT38Ex94

'Tis better to try and fail than never try at all

Chet K

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2022.06.30, 16:08:42 Last Edit: 2022.06.30, 20:36:36 by Chet K
Cadman
Sorry for taking so long to answer
Was trying to verify with Mags

It must be the one ,although Mags did mention
Another similar vid ( not from Robert)

Still looking into this for all possible info

Thanks
Chet
Ps to add
Tinman did some tests with coils ( polarity)
To assist in pulling apart water in Water Arc
Experiments

I think I'll try to ring him and see how he's doing
And ask about those experiments!
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