It seems that there are a lot of people who are prepared to instantly dismiss this circuit and the results as junk science or childish experiments. This appears to be firmly rooted in the resistance to the fanaticism and wackiness that is often shown by people who have pursued water technology as a fuel. That’s part of the reason for this blog. I am attempting to extract the real information and details from the postings that have been made by the wonderfully vibrant and exotic collection of people who are interested in the potential of the circuit.

An interesting thing is happening with this circuit there is no doubt about it. With a very low powered setup it is possible to achieve highly efficient energy conversion. This should not really be an issue as nature has set the standard for energy efficiency and we are still very far away from achieving similar results. If you look at the ratings of the various methods of converting energy into useful forms for human use you will see abysmally low results. No one is claiming over unity with this circuit. The second law of physics is not being transgressed. What we are seeing is simply a highly efficient method of converting the power in water molecules into enough force to move a piston. Early results indicate upwards of 160psi is possible with this circuit.

Another point of interest is that some people are discussing or alluding to the similarities between the circuit results and Lightning. The exact processes involved in creating Lightning are not fully understood by the most advanced scientists even in the year 2008. We may be witnessing a profound alteration to our understanding of the processes involved and this is a significant milestone if we have reached that point. Who would have thought it would be possible to run a car on Lightning?

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