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FrozenGate by Avery

Pulsed Laser Driver

oh, and you have my respect for saying "I was a little hard on you", seriously. not many would do that.

much of what i wrote show how i am: i would almost be scared to do hf-circuity.. ;-)

and, since you are already at the stage of patents, which shows that you are way closer to reaching your projects goal than most people, i wish you good luck and good outcome!

*wipes a tear away*

manuel
 





Now how would like to fill your cars fuel tank from your garden hose?
we are in the process of preparing the final Patent

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...oh yeah...well...at least my facepalm didn't break the forum tables.... ::kicks rock::



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Ok, I'm done derailing niko's thread now. Back to topic at hand.
 
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I take it you have not ever heard of an HHO generator?

This is only a small part
YouTube - 25 lpm hydrogen generator HHO cell DC-Hybrids.com~ New S cell

I take it you have not ever heard of the law of conservation of energy?

This is only a small part
Conservation of energy - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia





See what I did there? Haha, I cracks myself up. But seriously, I have heard of them, and I'll stop facepalming as soon as you explain how you extract useful energy from such a thing, in spite of such a thing violating the most basic physical law in existence and in essence negating everything we have ever known about physics.

ETA: Let me clarify things, just to make sure we're on the same page: you're saying that you believe you can run a car solely on the splitting of water through electrolysis, and burning that fuel in the engine? With no other energy input, only with the alternator of the car itself? Running the car from this process only, with no other energy inputs? Is that really what you're saying?
 
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the navy has plans to run jets with seawater. more or less. in detail, they kinda want to reverse the fuel-burning-process, like doing photosynthesis. they want to split water, magically combine the hydrogen with carbon from CO2 to form some sort of hydrogencarbonate. obviously, that process is enormous energyconsuming to begin with..

but then, if someone ever finds a catalysator to reduce the energy needed in any of those steps.. that could produce some changes in earth.. :-)
as a child i phantasized about a catalysator which splits water right by itself.. ;-)

manuel
 
let me appologize to niko...I know he hates this kinda stuff in his own threads.
 
sorry to add the the oil spill here niko.

but lets make it clear that i hate the term "clean coal technology".... coal will always be dirty coal. "clean coal" is a gimmic to revitalize an industry. yes, the filtering methods of cleaning up burnt coal are getting better. but coal will always be dirty burning.
 
Don't worry guys, I learn a lot from discussion.

Also, facepalm? You facepalm my threads, you'd better be ready to get yours spammed^gogol :D


For members who posted in page #2, I've read it all, don't worry ;)
Jander, no need to apologize.
chipdouglas, your affirmation is correct.
 
Well guys, I added my comments to the original thread about this over on LEF, and saw testing going on but it never seemed to go anywhere. I offered to be a tester, but was turned down probably to my initial doubting reaction. At the frequencies he was talking about in the initial thread - 100-150kHz this is an absolute no-go and I think it will actually shorten diode life but at 10-25MHz there's a possibility that it may do as well as a CW driven laser :) The results are certainly subjective. Per the patent, I would be very surprised if you were granted a patent on this, diodes have been pulsed for AGES in fact I have done this very thing in my lab two years ago, didn't like the results, and can prove it. However if you can patent free water energy (hey isn't that against the free energy ideals!) then I guess you can patent anything now-days.

EDIT: the following sentence was based on a misinterpretation of a post. It has been brought to my attention that he knew how to construct circuits without help. Apologies to Frosty for this./EDIT

Another thing that made me doubt this was the need for him apparently to ask his science professor about how to make a circuit, and the resulting use of a 555 chopping power to a LM317. Well I haven't tried it but one look at the 317 datasheet shows it can't be toggled that fast. Perhaps Frosty has a better design now.

At any rate, the door is still open for me to test and if I see a difference at the same average current I'll be sure to report but until it's proven, buyer beware of the hype.
 
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Well guys, I added my comments to the original thread about this over on LEF, and saw testing going on but it never seemed to go anywhere. I offered to be a tester, but was turned down probably to my initial doubting reaction. At the frequencies he was talking about in the initial thread - 100-150kHz this is an absolute no-go and I think it will actually shorten diode life but at 10-25MHz there's a possibility that it may do as well as a CW driven laser :) The results are certainly subjective. Per the patent, I would be very surprised if you were granted a patent on this, diodes have been pulsed for AGES in fact I have done this very thing in my lab two years ago, didn't like the results, and can prove it. However if you can patent free water energy (hey isn't that against the free energy ideals!) then I guess you can patent anything now-days.
Another thing that made me doubt this was the need for him apparently to ask his science professor about how to make a circuit, and the resulting use of a 555 chopping power to a LM317. Well I haven't tried it but one look at the 317 datasheet shows it can't be toggled that fast. Perhaps Frosty has a better design now.

At any rate, the door is still open for me to test and if I see a difference at the same average current I'll be sure to report but until it's proven, buyer beware of the hype.
I'm with you...
I just didn't want to speak out because I would probably get yelled at :P
 


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