Charge Recycle Electrolyzer with 191% efficiency!

[WouterFuel]

Hi All

Dr Stiffler has released to the public some groundbreaking research with regard to his Charge Recycle Electrolyzer (CRE). I quote form his site http://www.stifflerscientific.com/
"Current CRE tests using a switch controlled by a CMOS 555 adjustable timer have measured at a maximum of 191% effective gain in gas production over a cell with the same input and not using a CRE"


If you follow the link
CRE & New CREC Charge Recycle Electrolyzer and Charger
on Dr Stiffler's site, you will find detailed information including circuit schematics.

I will be looking into this design myself because it looks very promising.....

Wouter

[dwc0jhk]

Hi All

Dr Stiffler has released to the public some groundbreaking research with regard to his Charge Recycle Electrolyzer (CRE). I quote form his site http://www.stifflerscientific.com/
"Current CRE tests using a switch controlled by a CMOS 555 adjustable timer have measured at a maximum of 191% effective gain in gas production over a cell with the same input and not using a CRE"


If you follow the link
CRE & New CREC Charge Recycle Electrolyzer and Charger
on Dr Stiffler's site, you will find detailed information including circuit schematics.

I will be looking into this design myself because it looks very promising.....

Wouter
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Wouter

I'm new to this site and have found it of a higher caliber than some sites but I have not found any additional postings on this subject of Dr. Stillfer's CRE... if so would someone point me in the right direction.  I too have done some testing of HHO production along with lot's of reading.  Have followed your own testing and was very interested by Dr. Stiffler's site on CRE.  Been awhile since this has been posted and wondering if you have had any success in your testing?

Dwayne in Florida

[WouterFuel]

Dwayne

There is so many things I want to do, but I am only one person with limited time!
I did not have time yet to further explore Dr Stiffler's ideas, although I do think there is more to it.
The only problem I can see thusfar with his research is that although his efficiencies are very high, the actual gas production levels are fairly low (by merely looking at his pictures).
So the question is if one can scale up gas production using his method.
Personally I would be happy to have slightly lower efficiency but decent gas production levels.
But thats only my opinion.
Let us know your results if you decide to replicate any of his experiments.
Wouter