Stanley Meyer replication with low input power

[CrazyEwok]

Still relying on blind faith... And a set of unconfirmed instructions... "regardless of what you say, we are correct"  nope regardless of what i say you think you are correct... since your only proof of Meyers work is a couple of step up transformers with some some very nicely made coils... you'll have to forgive my lack of amazment and sceptisism... i have no quarrell with your efforts simply your attitude... people don't care about your self proclaimed righteousness... lol... Its only amount of time before you finish... its taken your whole team more than a year and the only thing you have confirmed is... WE CAN WIND COILS!!!! mind you the 1KV output is in itself sounding very grand but there has got the be a faster way to step up power to 1KV rather than a whole team winding coils for a year...
** YAWN ** the rest of us lesser beings will just have to work on what is happening and use repeatable proven and refined techniques to push forward this technology... i guess your team for the next year now that you have done some coils will be doing what??? creating a perfectly flat bifilar coil? EXCELLENT!!! but everyone else is wrong and you are right, you with your blessed instructions that have been available for years but no-one has ever "followed them to the letter"... LOL
good luck and remember you can't have any new members in your little cult unless you have spare tin foil hats and bubble wrap suits to give them!!!!

[kinesisfilms]

i never said everyone else was wrong and i was right.

please quote me.

there are many ways to cut a circle.

yeah you must be right about all that coil winding.....figure 6-1 is just a simple coil.

that is why stan had to create it....becuase anyone could make it.

i completely forgot how much you know about nothing.

if it were as simple as winding a coil.

then why haven't you made it?

if we are absolutely lazy and stupid then why is it that we are still more progressive then you?

where does that put you.

go to sleep.

[sebosfato]

Ok guys did you finished the who is right of who is right and all this blablabla?

What happens when you have a transformer with great power transfer and 23k+ ohms on the secondary side ?

Do you know the answer for this question

Do you know anything about damping factor? or Q factor of a capacitor? how much Internal resistance of capacitor affects the Q of resonant circuit? If you know what i'm talking about please answer. How about Induction heating resonance???

[kinesisfilms]

that is a dankie question......and frankly i would not know how to answer that.....but from experience the resistance of the water and ss tubes themselves puts a huge dampen on your signal and requires more voltage amplitude to be pumped in in order to overcome the problem.....and resoanance aside for the moment......resoanance can be managed after the dampening effect is overcome.

[dllabarre]

hahahahaha


can you say figure 6-1, variable voltage amplitude control, and pulse driver circuit?

and those pulses are over 1kv. while the input square waves are 5 volts.

Can you share you're schematic and detailed parts list for your "variable voltage amplitude control" so I can reproduce it?

Thanks
DonL