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    Here's what the ignition is used for....
    Papp Engine

    Flux compression generator2 This is fired by a piston.
    http://reactor1967.fortunecity.com/burrisfcg.jpg

    Self feeding Flux compression This is also fired by a plasma.
    http://reactor1967.fortunecity.com/regfcg.jpg

    Flux compression generator
    http://reactor1967.fortunecity.com/fcg.html

  • #2
    pics of 1st system to be seen working on youtube in Oct 2007

    Sorry never drew a very good schematic no1 ever understood them. Here's pic since you insist upon it. I was the original discover amongst these water powered forums to show a working unit. Micheal Couch and many other yahoo group members will remember.
    Attached Files

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    • #3
      here:s the power supply for it.
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      • #4
        schematic

        Please post a bad schematic then.
        Sincerely,
        Aaron Murakami

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        • #5
          http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/WaterFuel1978/message/2409

          Re: Plasma Ignition HV Diode Upgrade

          Hi Todd,

          thanks for the link. Question, how would one set these HV diodes to a
          modern ignition system, the kind that the on board computer controls.

          Any help would be great.

          Luc

          --- In WaterFuel1978@yahoogroups.com, "fast_imports3"
          <fast_imports3@...> wrote:
          >
          > This diode will allow you to drop more amperage without blowing the
          > system.
          >
          > 30kV 2A High Voltage Diode HV Rectifier Tesla coil Ham
          >
          > http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...m=160156177237
          >
          >
          > Todd
          >






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          • #6
            http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/WaterFuel1978/message/2396

            Fast Imports experiments suggest water fractures at time of combust Message List
            Reply Message #2396 of 12013 < Prev | Next >
            Re: [WaterFuel1978] Fast Imports experiments suggest water fractures at time of combustion

            I have a fuel cracking processor... but it converts used motor oil into
            diesel... Not exactly what you are talking about... but it is a fuel
            cracker.

            J

            fast_imports3 wrote:
            >
            > I recently got my plasma ignition to act right.
            > And built a cold fog generator to use in testing..
            >
            > 1st ignition test was on a 2cycle blower motor.
            > Here are the results.
            > I fired up the motor running on gasoline with the ignition hooked up.
            > Then using my adjustable resistor I adjusted the resistance from
            > 22ohm to 7ohms. With the engine at full throttle when I hit 7ohm
            > range the rpm's picked up.
            >
            > 2nd test was on another blower with no fuel in it..Plasma ignition
            > hooked up and fed by cold fog gen into carb boot...
            >
            > I squirted gasoline to prime the engine and warm it up. After warmed
            > up I squirted one last squirt to fire it up. Then fed the fog vapor
            > to it through the carb.. The engine did not run smooth. But it stayed
            > running longer than any of the other times with the same amount of
            > fuel...
            > Also when I was to try and remove the fog vapor feed tube the engine
            > would start to stall out...
            > The engine ended up water fouling due to being a 2cycle engine and
            > condensating in the crankcase but the plug was creamy light brown....
            >
            > 3rd on a 87 Chevy van with TBI 305ci engine.
            > I only added the cold fog gen because van still has resistor plugs in
            > it... I used a 2 id hose to connect it to the carb. I fired the van
            > which has sat in the drive for years now... This is more of a
            > emissions test as the van is not tagged and I can't drive it...
            > Anyway I let the van warm up which at that time the engine smelled
            > rich due to age and sitting for so long... I then turned on the Cold
            > fog vapor gen.. And within minutes the exhaust gases smelled like
            > rotten egg smell you sometimes get from a new car... So the emissions
            > dropped and the catalytic convertor started to clean itself is what
            > that tells me....So far everything is lookin up here...
            >
            > Now to strike a thought.
            > Who has ever heard of fuel cracking????
            > These experiments suggest that if you were to use Hydroxy gas as a
            > fuel that you might achieve a certain fuel cracking process or
            > fracturing of water..Because of the engine temp, hot spark, and fuel
            > to start the process...
            >
            > Let me hear your thoughts... I need feed back on observations here...
            >
            > Thank you,
            > Todd
            >
            >

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            • #7
              using emissions as patone device

              I'm thinking about trying to use the engines air injectors from smog pump to create a pantone type device using the crankcase ventilation. Has anyone tried this yet?

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              • #8
                > ----- Original Message ----
                > From: bobo <bobo36us2@. ..>
                > To: WaterFuel1978@ yahoogroups. com
                > Sent: Saturday, October 6, 2007 8:20:58 PM
                > Subject: [WaterFuel1978] To All Non Believers
                >
                > Have you guys seen this video?
                >
                > http://www.youtube. com/watch? v=GUnvindP4GM


                --- In WaterFuel1978@ yahoogroups. com, Andrew Spencer
                <spencera12@ ...> wrote:
                >
                > Not to rain on the parade but a spark plug, if working properly,
                arcs electrical current over an air gap which becomes a low
                resistance medium therefore producing plasma. Even the Model T
                produced plasma. So someone unhooked their spark plug... and? that
                is how I test ignition systems on older cars. Hell if you have coil
                packs unplug the two wires next to each other then start the car.
                That will make a nice size plasma arc. Just make sure you have a
                scan tool to reassure your ECU that all is well after you are done
                playing.
                >
                > Have fun!
                >
                > Andrew
                >


                Did you watch the whole video?
                I can't imagine that you did, because
                it looks to me like he has gotten the
                plasma effect that we've all been
                searching for.

                Am I missing something? How is the
                plasma in this video different from S1r's?

                Bob

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                • #9
                  You can remove the one way valves from air injector tubes redirect them to a paint can with the pcv vapors and water which contain small amounts of oil which would be super heated from the exhaust gases then feed it back in2 the intake.

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