Peter Daysh Davey Water Heater Query

[daemonbart]

Anticlockwise spinning!

Well I see four golden spirals when device is running..

My spinning starts in the water without the device in the water

If I stop it, water starts spinning again all by itself

Strange dream??

Kind rgds D

[Duncan]

I found this little vid that shows with a program how to find the correct resonance for water ...have not tried it...you let me know

Resonant Water Found !! Unlimit HHO !!! Brown's gas 40 LPM - YouTube



ps: be careful

My AV doesnt like this prog !!! be alert

[MonsieurM]

Well I see four golden spirals when device is running..

My spinning starts in the water without the device in the water

If I stop it, water starts spinning again all by itself

Strange dream??

Kind rgds D

something you should know, you are made of 70% water and you are enhancing the water in the heater which enhances you as well...If you read the thread i mentioned earlier; you'd learn that water has memory




roll with it (your dream that is )

ps: in the previous link, if your AV says it is dangerous, don't use it and ignore that post

learn about 6 3 9 , and you'll understand

[AhuraMazda]

I found this little vid that shows with a program how to find the correct resonance for water ...have not tried it...you let me know

Resonant Water Found !! Unlimit HHO !!! Brown's gas 40 LPM - YouTube



ps: be careful

That program was some kind of virus.
Use your brain, can the USB port provide enough power to do anything useful?

[RAMSET]

80 watts to raise 5 liters 13.5C /10 min

Had to use a bigger pail than one liter, used a 5 liter pail .
ran the resistance heater for ten minutes [constant stirring] starting temp was 16c, killowatt meter registered .08 watts, finish temp 29.5C

Benchmark for resistance type heat! NOTE: Not the Professors device !! A typical resistance immersion heater !![status Quo]
displacement: 5 liters
Time : 10 minutes
Total power: 80 watts
Temp rise : 13.5C

Tomorrow I will play with the container size to get it to 1 liter,[I want to see it go linear [for scale-ability and as a "Control"] ]I will test any size/time you want for your particular rig..............




Chet
PS
I believe this to be an excellent format for this Testing?
suggestions welcome we want to do this right!!
If this device works as advertised this will become very obvious and the testing should not have to be flawless??
PPS
I'm also building the device !!

[Slovenia]

Brain Thing

Please watch comments such as the brain thing. It's definitely not a statement that would be taken positively by anyone here.

That program was some kind of virus.
Use your brain, can the USB port provide enough power to do anything useful?

[MonsieurM]

to avoid any future download of the link...i took the liberty of deleting it....

@AhuraMazda , my bad....nice choice of words

thanks Slovenia

[RAMSET]

The plot thickens...............

@All
The 1 liter test brought up something unusual


Displacement 1 liter
Time 1 min
Total power 10 watts
Temp rise 7.4 degrees

Notes : Due to proximity of heat element to container sides sample was AGGRESSIVELY agitated for the entire test.

5 liter test was GENTLY stirred,

This needs to be explored much more for obvious reasons!!

Much more testing tonight!

Chet

[Slovenia]

Nice!!

Thanks for the update!! Very cool indeed.

@All
The 1 liter test brought up something unusual


Displacement 1 liter
Time 1 min
Total power 10 watts
Temp rise 7.4 degrees

Notes : Due to proximity of heat element to container sides sample was AGGRESSIVELY agitated for the entire test.

5 liter test was GENTLY stirred,

This needs to be explored much more for obvious reasons!!

Much more testing tonight!

Chet

[daemonbart]

Calculations!

Hi!

Fellows!

Chet Reference test:

1 litre test
10 Wh (Watt hours), 1 litre 7,4 deg (Celsius or F ?) Give us 10/7,4=1,35 Wh/degree. Optimal value for celsius is 1,16Wh (no losses)

5 litre test
80 Wh 5 litre 13,5 deg = 5x13,5 = 67,5 deg. 80/67,5 = 1,18 deg Wh/deg

Are we doing same calculating?

Chet, do you use lid on test container? Anyway this look normal to me

Kind rgds D

Thanks for the update!! Very cool indeed.

[RAMSET]

I hope so

Daemonbart
Thanks,
This is normal I hope [for common resistance heating of water]
No lid on container {yet]

Can you post any data?
Thanks
Chet

[daemonbart]

F or C ?

I have done many tests with many different setups, but I am sort of messing up results in my dreams .

But I think Slovenia soon have some nice data to post

I hear he is making progress, sure hope so, winter is close!

Someone should make a "standard list" of wich units we should use when comparing results later on.. For ex C or F, I think many uses Kelvin (same res as C but starts at absolute zero i think)

Really good you fix up this standard for cop

Kind rgds D

Daemonbart
Thanks,
This is normal I hope [for common resistance heating of water]
No lid on container {yet]

Can you post any data?
Thanks
Chet

[RAMSET]

Celsius

daemonbart
All units are Celsius [sorry its not marked on 2nd test]
Thanks
Chet

[Slovenia]

IKEA Stainless Steel Vacuum Flask

One of our team members has found another way to make the Serbian Boiler. He is using an IKEA Vacuum Flask such as the one shown below. Anyway, my suggestion is for you to pick up a flask like this one at your IKEA store and try it if you like. Details will be shared soon on how to utilize such a stainless steel vacuum flask in this experiment.

[Slovenia]

IKEA Stainless Steel Vacuum Flask

Vacuum Flask Conversion Information:

The IKEA thermos has been tested with some great results. The stainless stays intact with no signs of electrolysis to it.

The Thermos is not hard to modify and you will soon have instructions on how to do it easy. In this thermos we have double cans and I only cut off the bottom end of thermos so inner can also is totally open.

This rings at very low Hz, at least for me!

I sanded the ends of both inner and outer can to sharp ends exactly to same length.

Around this open bottom end I placed my ring. I really don't think in this case you have to have a ring closer than about 5mm gap. A little strange but do a test!

In the cap end I do not use the cap. I welded a stainless bolt in the cap opening for fastening the antenna in my test container. So what you have now is a thermos with no bottom and instead of cap an 8mm bolt fastened in the hole at the cap end. Eccentric, if you understand what I mean? You can see right through the antenna (thermos) now.

I have only used stainless rings so far. I am curious to see what happens with titanium rings?

The most important is that the thermos gives us a tall antenna ringing low.

The setup and fastening of ring and can must be solid but does not need to be welded.