1. “Water Fuel” via Zero-Point Energy
Moray B. King

2. Water as Fuel (via ZPE) Sterling Allan
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3. Japanese Water Powered Car
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4. The American Way…
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5. Cluster Map of Web Hits Google: water fuel http://www.waterforfuel.com

6. World's First Run-a-Car-on-Water Summer Science Camp
Inventor: Daniel Dingel

7. Daniel Dingel

8. Electrolysis
Cannot Yield Excess Energy

9. Violates Thermodynamics
Electrolysis:
H2O + E1  H2 + O2
Combustion:
H2 + O2  H2O + E2
Energy:
E1 > E2

10. Energy State + -
Plasma H H H2
H2O

11. What is the energy source?

12. Source: Zero-Point Energy
Pulsing electrolyzer
Creates charged water gas clusters
Similar to plasma charge clusters
Ken Shoulders
- EV (Electrum Validum)
- EVO (Exotic Vacuum Object)
Cavity Quantum Electrodynamics (QED)

13. Excite Self-Organized Modes that Couple to ZPE
Use high voltage spikes
Driven in phase with natural resonance
of water dynamics between electrodes
Narrow gap is best < 1 mm
No electrolyte – Minimize current

14. Names for the Gas Brown’s Gas Stoichiometric Mixture H2 and O2
HHO Gas (Atomic hydrogen, oxygen)
Hydroxy
Charged Water Gas Clusters

15. Goal
Minimize input power
Maximize gas production

16. Closed Loop System
Self Running

17. Featured Researchers Patrick Kelly Ken Shoulders George Wiseman
T.V. Prevenslik
“Smack”
Stan Meyer
Dave Lawton
Ravi Raju
Bob Boyce
Stephen Chambers
William Power
Paul Zigouras

18. Patrick J. Kelly Practical Guide to Free-Energy Devices
Free e-book online
Well written
Technical details
1700 pages
20 MB download
Chapter 10 Vehicle Systems

19. How can water clusters capture zero-point energy?

20. Energetic Vacuum
E t > h
Uncertainty Principle
Pair Production

21. Zero-Point Energy: Basis
Quantum Effects – Boyer, Phys. Rev. D 11(4), 2832 (1975).
Hydrogen Atom – Puthoff, Phys. Rev. D 35(10), 3266 (1987).
Energy Source – Cole, Puthoff, Phys. Rev. E 48(2), 1562 (1993).
Gravity – Puthoff, Phys. Rev. A 39(5), 2333 (1989).
Inertia – Haisch, Puthoff, Rueda, Phys. Rev. A 49(2), 678 (1994).

22. The Zero-Point Energy is a Turbulent Virtual Plasma
“Quantum Foam”
Electric flux enters and leaves our 3D space through mini virtual particles that constantly appear and disappear.

23. Can Self-Organization be Triggered in the Quantum Foam?

24. Entropy Everything decays to randomness

25. Ilya Prigogine
Under certain conditions self-organization may occur.

26. System Self-Organization
Nonlinear
Far From Equilibrium
Energy Flux

27. ZPE from Hyperspace Flux
Flatland Slot
Incoherent Fluctuations
Polarized Vacuum
Elementary Particle

28. Principles for Cohering The Zero-Point Energy
Highly Nonlinear System
Abruptly Drive Far From Equilibrium
Maximize ZPE Interaction Using
Ions
Vortex Forms

29. Vacuum Polarization Conduction Electron Cloud- - - - - - - + + - + + + + + - + - + - - + + + + - - + + + + + + - - - - - -
In equilibrium with ZPE

30. Vacuum Polarization of Nucleus+ + + - - - + - + - + - - - + + +
Can trigger self-organization in ZPE

31. Exotic, Coherent Vacuum States in Quantum Electrodynamics arise from heavy ion collisions+ +
Calenza, et al., Phys. Rev. Lett. 57(1), 55 (1986)

32. Plasma Ion Acoustic Oscillations+ + + +
Manifest Energetic Anomalies

33. Ion Acoustic Activity Triggers Plasma Self-Organizational Modes
Large radiant energy absorption
High frequency spikes
Runaway electrons
Anomalous plasma heating
Watanabe, et al., “Self-organization and dynamo responses in toroidal confinement plasmas” (2005)

34. Ball Lightning Plasmoid
Electron Spiral Toroid

35. Ken Shoulders Launching Charge Cluster
Dielectric Plate
Anode
Sharp Cathode
Witness Plate
Path
U.S. Patent 5,018,180 (1991)

36. Electrum Validum (EV) Exotic Vacuum Object (EVO)
1011 Electrons
106 Ions
e/m Ratio like electron
Contains excessive energy
Ken Shoulders,

37. Charge Cluster Anomalies
Adhere to dielectrics
Many can clump into “necklace” formation
Bore holes in ceramics (aluminum oxide)
Disruption of electron bonds appears like melting
Element Transmutation
Radioactivity Reduction
Ken Shoulders,

38. Charge Clusters & Charged Water Gas Clusters Exhibit the Same Anomalies

39. George Wiseman Brown’s Gas Information

40. Brown’s Gas Anomalies Adheres to matter (electrically polarized)
Electric shock
Implodes instead of explodes
Cool flame
Sublimates tungsten
Cuts cleanly through wood, metal, ceramics
Claims of neutralizing radioactive waste
Claims of element transmutation
Todd Knudston,
George Wiseman,

41. Water Clusters

42. Water Cluster Architecture
Based on Gas Clathrates

43. Water Buckyballs

44. Hydrated Electrons Negatively Charged Water Clusters
Aggregates between liquid water and steam

45. Coupling Zero-Point Energy into Water Clusters Cavity Quantum Electrodynamics QED

46. T.V. Prevenslik Bubbles and Steam Electricity
Waterfall Ionization
Thunder Cloud Charge Separation
Sonoluminescence

47. Water Bubble, Cavity QED Model Coheres ZPE
Charge Separation: Hydronium Hydroxyl -

48. Bubble Cavity Quantum Electrodynamics
Zero-point energy activated
Bubble wall collapse
Continuously increases resonant frequency
Acts like ultraviolet to x-ray laser
Coincides with dissociation frequency of water molecule bonds
T.V. Prevenslik

49. Sonoluminescence Bluish light Ultrasonic excitation, water + argon
Shock Waves: Bubble wall collapse
Cavity QED resonance couples in ZPE
Creates excimers: Ar*OH
Emits photons when excimers decompose during rarefaction
T.V. Prevenslik

50. “Water Fuel” Projects Boosters – Improve gas mileage
Pure – Run completely on water
Pure self-running – Disconnect battery
Prove It!

51. Boosters Increase gas mpg 20% - 50% D.C. Excitation
Electrolyte: KOH, NaOH
Patrick Kelly, Chap 10

52. “Smack’s” Booster http://www.smacksboosters.110mb.com
Patrick Kelly, Chap 10

53. Smack’s Booster Stainless steel light switch plates
Indentations Cross hatch with sand paper
Rubber gloves No finger prints!

54. Smack’s Booster
Patrick Kelly, Chap 10

55. Smack’s Booster
Side View

56. Oxygen Sensor
Air/Fuel mixture
Patrick Kelly, Chap 10, p 38

57. Electronic Fuel Injection Enhancer

58. Shigeta Hasabe Spiral Plate Electrodes
Patrick Kelly, Chap 10, p 60

59. Spiral Wire Electrodes
Stainless steel - Twisted strands + -
Separation > 10 mm
Electrolyte: Baking Soda

60. WaterThrottle 12 Volts 2 Amps Using PWM (Pulse-Wave Modulation) Play

61. Dual Coil Electrodes - + Bare stainless steel wires Wind on a form
Tight spacing < 1 mm

62. Pure “Water Fuel” Projects Run Completely on Water
History

63. Charles Garrett
Electrolytic Carburetor
U.S. Patent 2,006,676 (1935)

64. William Rhoads Multicell Oxyhydrogen Generator
U.S. Patent 3,310,483 (1967)

65. Yull Brown
Welding
U.S. Patent 4,014,777 (1977)

66. Stanley Meyer
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67. Stanley Meyer Murdered
March 20, 1998
Poisoned at restaurant
Two Belgian “investors”
Audio tape interviews of dozen witnesses
Audio tapes of two Belgians missing
Dean Narciso, “The car that ran on water,” July 8, 2007
Google: Columbus Dispatch “Stanley Meyer”

68. Stephen Meyer MLS-Hydroxyl Filling Station
US Patent Application (2005)
Patent 46

69. Dave Lawton Replicated Stan Meyer’s Electrolyzer
Patrick Kelly, Chap 10, p 114

70. Dave Lawton
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Patrick Kelly, Chap 10, p 114

71. Lawton Concentric Cylinder Electrodes
316L Stainless Steel
Height 5 in
Diameters 1 in
¾ in
Gap 1/16 in
(1.56 mm)
Patrick Kelly, Chap 10, p 117

72. Lawton Original Driver Circuit
Patrick Kelly, Chap 10, p 119

73. Lawton Simplified Driver Circuit
Patrick Kelly, Chap 10, p121

74. Lawton Driver Circuit Bifilar Ferrite Coil
Switching induces sharp, 1200 volt spikes
Patrick Kelly, Chap 10, p125

75. Inductive “Kick”
Voltage spike
Abrupt switch off
V = L di dt

76. Lawton Driver with Coil and Load
Patrick Kelly, Chap 10, p132

77. Ravi Raju Conditioning Electrodes

78. Ravi Raju Conditioning Electrodes

79. Condition Electrodes Problem: Bubbles adhere to stainless steel
Potassium hydroxide electrolyte
D.C. Voltage
Steel exhibits rough, white surface
Remove brownish residue from water
After conditioning electrolyte not needed
Patrick Kelly, Chapter 10

80. Bob Boyce 70 Plates 3 mm gap http://www.bobboyce.org/

81. Boyce Electrolyzer 70 – 101 plates 3 mm gap KOH electrolyte
Patrick Kelly, Chap 10, p 75

82. Boyce Electrical Driver
Patrick Kelly, Chap 10, p 87

83. Boyce Driver Circuit Board
Patrick Kelly, Chap 10, p 88

84. Boyce Toroidal Transformer
~44 turns
~135 turns
Secondary
Three Primaries
Patrick Kelly, Chap 10, p 93

85. Winding Boyce Coil
Uniform spacing

86. Boyce System
Patrick Kelly, Chap 10, p 99

87. Engine Ignition Timing

88. Gasoline Ignition Timing
Patrick Kelly, Chap 10, p 106

89. Bad Ignition Timing
Patrick Kelly, Chap 10, p 107

90. Hydroxy Ignition Timing
Spark and Explosion
Are Simultaneous

91. Waste Spark Dangerous
Patrick Kelly, Chap 10, p 109

92. Xogen Power, Inc. Xogen Technologies, Inc.

93. Stephen Barrie Chambers
U.S. Patents:
6,126,794 (2000)
6,419,815 (2002)
6,790,324 (2004)
Xogen Power Inc.

94. Chambers Patents Up to 40 stainless steel electrodes
1 mm spacing, no electrolyte
10 – 250 KHz square wave
90% duty cycle
12 V, 0.3 amps (3.6 watts)
Produces 1 psi of gas per minute
Pulse coil controls ortho vs. para hydrogen
Ran 1 KW Honda Generator

95. Hydrogen Gas Para-Hydrogen Ortho-Hydrogen Spins opposite Spins aligned
Burns slow
Ortho-Hydrogen
Spins aligned
Burns fast

96. Chambers U.S. Patents
6,126,794 (2000) “Apparatus for Producing Orthohydrogen and/or Parahydrogen”
6,419,815 (2002) (same title)
6,790,324 (2004) “Hydrogen Producing Apparatus”

97. Chambers U.S. Patents
6,126,794 (2000) Many claims regarding coil and parahydrogen production
6,419,815 (2002) Fewer claims, better written
6,790,324 (2004) Added claim for variable frequency excitation.
Coil not mentioned until last claim.

98. Parallel Plate Electrodes
Fig 1
Chambers, US Patent 6,790,324 (2004)

99. Multiple Parallel Plates
Fig 2
Chambers, US Patent 6,790,324 (2004)

100. Cylindrical Electrodes
Fig 3
Chambers, US Patent 6,790,324 (2004)

101. Driver Circuit Square Waves: 10% to 90% duty cycle
Fig 5
Square Waves: 10% to 90% duty cycle
Frequency: 10 KHz to 250 KHz
Amplitude: 12 Volts Amps
Chambers, US Patent 6,790,324 (2004)

102. Toroidal Coil
Fig 6
Under water
Chambers, US Patent 6,790,324 (2004)

103. Toroidal Coil
Fig 7
1500 turns
Chambers, US Patent 6,790,324 (2004)

104. Toroidal Coil Driver Circuit
Fig 9
Frequency: 17 Hz - 22 Hz
Chambers, US Patent 6,790,324 (2004)

105. William S. Power

106. William S. Power P61.pdf P62.pdf Patrick Kelly,

107. Replicated Chambers Patent
US 6,126,794
Toroid Coil
2000 turns

108. HydroStar Kit

109. Toroidal Coil Vector Potential

110. Induced Electric Field
Charge water clusters follow field lines
Alignment increases clustering

111. Vector Potential Enhances Water Clustering
Spectrum Analysis of Effects of Gauge Field Generated by a Toroidal Coil System
YOSHINORI, TAKASHI, YASUO
 J Int Soc Life Inf Sci 19(2), (2001)
“…the gauge field generated by the toroidal coil system caused some effects for molecular clusters in water”

112. Vector Potential Enhances Water Oxygen Absorption
Method for improving the biological properties of aqueous liquids and edible oils and for improving combustion
Ingo P. Korsch, US Patent 6,361,810 (2002)
The water structures absorb more oxygen

113. Paul Zigouras Electrolyzer

114. Paul Zigouras Water Car: 1998 Ford Crown Victoria
3 mpg city, 6 mpg highway
Top speed 47 mph
eBay auction electrolyzer circuit
Suppression story:
Company:

115. Zigouras Electrodes 316 Stainless Steel Plates Spacing 0.6 mm

116. Zigouras Electrolyzer
Stainless steel 316L (nickel alloy)
Sand blasted
32 parallel plates, spaced 0.6 mm
40 KHz square wave, 12 volts
Frequency modulation: +1 to -3 KHz
3 second period
Converted 2 gallons per minute

117. Vacuum of Venturi Feed

118. Summary

119. Summary Pulsing electrolyzers make charge water gas clusters
They exhibit anomalies similar to plasma charge clusters
ZPE coupling occurs via Cavity QED
Reviewed many systems

120. What is the best system?

121. Simplest Electrolyzer
Stainless steel electrodes (316L)
- Rough, pointy surface
- Clean, conditioned
Small gap < 1 mm
Electrical Drive: Large voltage spikes, minimize current
Wobble frequency around 40 KHz
Optimize gas output

122. Make Closed Loop System
Self Running

123. Change the World Create a self-running system Simplify it
Post information on web

126. Questions?

127. Suppression Academic (paradigm violation) Block Funding Block Patents
Litigation
Threats
Frame with Crime
Property Destruction
Assassination

128. Sources of Suppression
Academic: Violates Paradigm
Business: Eliminate Competition
Black Operations: Security Issues