The downfalls of conventional electrolysis - and how to fix them

[quarktoo]

TheBuzzer sound...

Meyer had two different processes. You appear to be trying to replicate the tube cell.

I replicated that and what he was doing is heterodyning a bunch of signals onto what amounts to an RF modulator, mixer, ring mixer - all the same thing.

The reason he did the bifilar coil wrap was because in the final stage of an AM RF stage, you have an inductor and a cap. The cap goes to the antenna and the inductor goes to ground. Meyer needed two wires to produce potential but did not want electrons donated to the water. So he sunk the magnetic energy into the inductor and the bifilar wrap cancels out each other leaving just voltage - hence the term "voltrolysis". When the outer coils of his transformer fire, (the outer modulator coils) they reverse the current.

The heterodyned wave produces side bands that go way the hell up into the gigahertz range as Puharich stated and is well known and easily verified with a RF spectometer.

The burst wave he spoke of was all these timers firing in sequence. Meyer used a cascade generator circuit in at least his first two early designs and I have boards that he used that have not been made public.

The alternator was nothing special and I have the alternator board. Large case Ford alternator. The high voltage alternator claim is BS and easily proven false.

I posted some photos of the boards with writing on them so people could not reverse engineer them at OUR when they began the process of banning me. That is a spook trap and the last thing they want is for real info to come out.

It is so easy and obvious when you know what you are looking for. Look at the back of the fracture generator. Notice the BNC connectors? RF baby.

The RF is the reason the VIC was inside a metal case when a delrin box would have been rust proof and what stan liked to machine - me too. The galvanic voltage caused corrosion in Meyers prototype but the tube cell design was a non-starter on a large scale anyway.

His next venture was the injector attached to the air gas processor which was a laser ozone generator. The ozone was used to make hydrogen peroxide - rocket fuel baby! That is the reason Meyer used the aluminum engine - aluminum is resistant to the corrosion and contamination effects of H2O2 and the preferred storage vessel.

The water tank had two different heaters in it. One was used to make steam to mix with the ozone in ultrasonic mixer tubes located in the bottom of the air gas processor and the other heater was to keep the tank from freezing.

Fig. 10-4 of his notes. Notice the word composite on the drawing. That means that the wire was coated with anther metal such as copper or... silver. Dankie was wrong and TheBuzz was right.

Photos are:
Fig 10-4 from notes
Fracture generator BNC connectors
VIC coil off buggy

Hope that helps! I spent several frustrating years and about 100K of my own money researching that one. All I got for it was banned from about every forum on the web. I also had a gold star stolen from a pig butt named Ramset... don't even get me started on that one. :-)

I have mountains of Meyer stuff but am busy building a "giant laser" that I plan to use to "take over zee world". - later and good luck

[ramset]

QuarkToo
Thank you for sharing your experience and knowledge .

XS NRG
And QuarkToo also pointed this out 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nyNc-97ZFhM&feature=related

Chet
Perhaps what Oliver {anton cell] Meant about pursuing
other meens of harvesting from the cells.

[Mark69]

Quark, have you made a working unit?  That would be great if you could.