Robin, rather than use a piston engine for this concept, it might be possible to convert a motorcycle turbocharger to "burn" water vapor. These are low-priced- check eBay. This could be closed-cycle and would probably work best at a partial vacuum for better ionization.
Here is a site for the relevant frequencies for maximum water resonance. The wavelength of a typical oven magnetron is unfortunately too long. For recycling water vapor in air- a practical resonance is 183 GHz - about 100 times better than the oven, which can be achieved with a simple Gunn diode. http://www.mwl.sci-nnov.ru/res_%20spectr_ex.html -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] Actually this invention has all that would be needed for Hydrino production. The microwaves ionize some water molecules creating free H atoms which could then be catalyzed by other free water molecules. The ensuing VUV and soft x-rays help out with further ionizations. In short I have often wondered if this might work, at least to some extent. >Cleaning out old email, and this post turned up from 20 years ago (edited). >Needless to say, yet another false alarm in the quest for that miracle >shortcut to free energy. OTOH it was definitely as green as. err. >freshly-mowed grass. > >Date: 28 Oct 1995 >From: Eugene Mallove (on behalf or unnamed inventor) >To: Vortex <[email protected]> >Subject: PUBLIC DISCLOSURE - NEW INVENTION > >The device is an internal combustion engine in which small quantities >of water are turned into steam by the use of a magnetron (as found in >microwave ovens)..
