Water Splitting & Electrolysis
Advanced water splitting systems that claim dramatically higher efficiency than Faraday-limited conventional electrolysis. Key innovations include pulsed high-voltage fields, resonant circuits, and series-cell configurations that exploit water's dielectric properties.
Bob Boyce High-Efficiency Electrolyzer
Bob Boyce
A 101-plate series-cell electrolyzer driven by a triple-oscillator board (PWM3) through a custom toroidal transformer. The three overlapping frequencies create a complex waveform that resonates with the water cell, achieving claimed hydrogen production rates 150-200% of the Faraday electrolysis limit.
Stan Meyer Water Fuel Cell
Stanley Meyer
Uses a Voltage Intensifier Circuit (VIC) to subject water to pulsed, high-voltage unipolar electric fields through a resonant circuit. Concentric stainless steel tube electrodes act as a 'water capacitor'. Claims to break water into hydrogen and oxygen with far less energy than conventional electrolysis, exceeding the Faraday electrolysis limit.
Paul Pantone GEET
Paul Pantone
A plasma reformer exhaust system that claims to run engines on water and waste fuels.
Daniel Dingel Water Car
Daniel Dingel
A system retrofitted to commercial vehicles claiming to run entirely on water via an onboard reactor.
Joe Cell
'Joe' (anonymous)
Concentric 316L stainless steel cylinders in water. Claims to accumulate 'orgone energy' (Wilhelm Reich's concept) enabling internal combustion engines to run without conventional fuel via implosion rather than explosion. Described as 'more art than science' by builders.