spark gap through compressed air

Quick test to see if it would arc in the right place. Worked better then I thought! many tests to come. Thanks for watching

[@Hhydrogen4Power]

Be safe. Put a little pressure behind your HHO and push it threw your spark. If you have pressure it will act like a torch when the flame is not touching the tip. The principles of a vapor (Meyer injector) is to bounce the gass off the top of the piston so it can start its work at BDC of the compression stroke. David A. Puchta

[@AllThingsRamdom]

Sweet man! that's way awesome! Keep up the good work!

[@DaveCBwfc]

Nice, I hope you post it! I think the quenching stuff is for safety and making fine droplets of water. I don't think we need it to start with.

[@RWGresearch]

Hahahaha! Love it! Yeah by moving that much air you are allowing the air to come in and be ionized at a faster rate! Most use this method in there tesla coils!!! Sweet! Inject some water!!!! ;) ~Russ
ps. You have the skills! You have the goods ;) keep it up!

[@MaN1aC666]

look like a plasma torche ! nice work

[@DaveCBwfc]

thanks man, I'm working on the pond fogger now. I'm powering it with a few microwave parts

[@Hawk491000]

wow, out of the ball park!!! !!!! how are you powering it? how about a electric pond fogger in a container and feed the vapor into you spark plug assembly ????? nice work ,keep it up Cheers HAWK.....

[@DaveCBwfc]

thanks buddy! I'm working on a setup for water : )

[@firepinto]

Awesome! I think im going to make a simple test rig with about the same idea. I do have a lathe to play with though :-) Do we need to have quenching circuits just to prove we can make booms?

[@DaveCBwfc]

hey same idea!

[@DaveCBwfc]

I put hho through it with the compressor running. No problems : )

[@DaveCBwfc]

thanks man!