The last message from Oliver for today translated into proper english:
We just wanted finally to connect just a bigger load to the generator and see
what will come out of it.
And just to put the AC/DC power supply which powers the ANTON cells as the load onto the
generator was of course the most logical use.
But we were very suprised, that it worked so well and
now have even ourself to figure it out why this worked so well right away ..

We even didn´t just wanted OU, but search for a better alternative energy method and efficiency..
There are some strange effects that we need to understand ourselves first:
Sometimes the gas smells slightly of ammonia,
although no such chemical are in play.
We only fill up Anton only half full with electrolyte
so that more dense water can be decomposed.
The Bubbler is more cold than warm.
ANTON itself is only lukewarm.
Even after a very short operation "Anton" sucks 500ml water from the bubbler,
which, according to Darmstadt University of Technology can be a reason that it has
a high concentration of "nascent hydrogen" in it.
Probably we made something right by mistake or by the first time. !?

So far we have only done that, what other people have talked about for years...
The ones who wants to a temperature measurements, please send us a thermal camera.
The ones who want to see the loud monster run for hours without to annoy the
other neighbors should bribe the landlord,
because we do it in a regular office with normal office neighbors
and they need to focus onto their work.
The neighbors are not interested in a water motor when the house rumbles.

Frankly, we actually don´t care what computer users think
that never have held a screwdriver in their hands....

Except for the last changes we have from the beginning documented everything here in the german overunity.de forum
and later also on YouTube.
Enough documented , so that others can follow.
We are even still amazed , that the engine runs indoors at all just with water and on HHO gas
and has no emissions other than hot air and a few dropplets of water.. !
It is all open source and we need to move on and others
need to build up on it, so we hope that others will help us and
we will move on together.
So long, Oliver.