Stanley Meyer, please meet Stanislav Avramenko: Water as a fuel...

[topsykrett]

i have tried to make hho out of steam the rubbers in the tube burn up with the voltage then i put in porceline which worked i put steam thru the tube assembly and ohms test it was 80 ohms their is no significant advantage out of this cause the temperature slows down the electrolysis process

[Cap-Z-ro]

I wonder if would it make any difference if the steam were pulsed in arrangement with pulsed current.

Regards...

[Feynman]

I think Stanley Meyer is definitely using pulsed waves... check out the wikipedia article.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Water_fuel_cell_circuit.png

My calculation show that if the square wave carrier at 42khz, the modulation wave is (2/5)*42 or approx 16.8khz.  This complex wave might even survive a trip through an ignition coil...

[topsykrett]

i dont think pulsing the steam will make any difference when it turns to steam it is then distilled water which is way harder to get gas out of so i think it is going the wrong way with it  the pond fogger hooked to a cell tube would probably be better but i dont know if it seperates from the minerals making it into distilled water  i think it is not worth looking into unless you can get the steam 800 plus degrees like the high temp cells they are making for reactors those cell are the most effiecint of all it is called pyrolysis

[Cap-Z-ro]

What about pulsed steam from a scaled water cavitron...they can effortlessly produce hot water or steam depending on the angle and depth of the holes in the rotor.

I believe I posted something similar, possibly in this thread.

There seems to a lot of pulsing and spinning going on in the universe...who knows merging both energies may lead to something.

Regards...