Hi All,

Update on this fun project.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3pNjP4evdyM

Tom

Hi All,

With the plasma arc being tricky to keep it running at a constant, I desided to go high tech.

This is a micro controller job to do the hard stuff.

How it works:

When starting the plasma arc reactor, the controller moves downward the carbon rod using a stepper motor. When the controller sense a amp load using a shunt, it starts to adjust the amps by moving the rods upward or downwards depending on what amp load is set too.





In other words,a self running plasma system until the carbon rod is evaporated.

With a few safety switches to shut down the plasma unit when the carbon rod is gone is a added plus.

Tom


 

You created a PID loop, having the desirable current as a setpoint. Nice.

Hi All,

New update on this plasma control reactor.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=syPcitNo868

Tom

Hi Tommey,


This is more or less the most important thing I have ever shared with folks about breaking the bonds of the water molecules on the forums and some even in person. In my studies on breaking the bonds of the water molecules I found a pattern and that pattern is any way that results in getting the electrons away from the atoms that make up the water molecules will work at breaking the bonds of the water molecules. This is how electrolysis works, it's how plants are able to break the bonds of the water molecules, and it's how thunderstorms are able to break the bonds of the water molecules. But there is more as radiation can also do this as was seen in 2011 in Fukushima Japan as the reactor lost containment and exposed the water to very high levels of radiation that was high enough to knock the electrons away from their atoms. This always results in the release of hydrogen and oxygen gases plus the creation of an electric charge.


In the case for Fukushima these electrons built up a charge in the isolated water bath until that charge had enough energy to overcome the air's resistance to current flow causing a spark in the presence of hydrogen and oxygen and the rest is history.


So, if you can keep this in mind your experiments might go in a truly positive direction as you have a goal now and that goal is to find a way to get those electrons away from their atoms. Even thunderstorms do this as again it's an isolated system where the water is between to large pockets of air both on top of the cloud and below it. Due to water's ability to self ionize a charge builds up and the cloud system begins to break the bonds of the water molecules by way of ionization. This creates even more electricity and eventually the charge build up is strong enough to overcome the airs resistance to current flow and lightning strikes occur.


This is all new thinking due to my studies over the many years I have been working on this technology in trying to get at the actual science behind the technology. Now it turns out to be a whole new era of scientific discovery just waiting to happen.


Best of luck in your endeavors,
Edward Mitchell