Stanley Meyer replication with low input power

[sparks]

@forest

    SM was totally motivated to convert ICE engines to run on water simply to reduce tensions in the middle east.  He was trying to make them affordable or retrofittable to anything running on oil.  He may well have had a battery on board that was running the whole deal.  Domestic electrical energy is not reliant on crude.  Small percentage but most of it comes from coal, neuclear,waterfalls.  Stan was trying to avert world war 3.  It would have been a great stop gap measure to allow time for renewables to take hold.  Still is.

[forest]

@forest

    SM was totally motivated to convert ICE engines to run on water simply to reduce tensions in the middle east.  He was trying to make them affordable or retrofittable to anything running on oil.  He may well have had a battery on board that was running the whole deal.  Domestic electrical energy is not reliant on crude.  Small percentage but most of it comes from coal, neuclear,waterfalls.  Stan was trying to avert world war 3.  It would have been a great stop gap measure to allow time for renewables to take hold.  Still is.

That's quite opptosite to my understanding. He didn't thought about tension in middle east, just about oil embargo in late 70'ties causing crisis. Did he really thought he could stop usage of oil everywhere , I have no idea, such move would not avert world war 3, I hardly imagine anything could, except change in human souls.

[sparks]

     I know forrest where your coming from.  Stan was definitely one confused individual. 

[dineshrajan1992]

Hi,

I am an engineering student. I've been studying Stanley Meyer's research works for the past few months. Now I have started constructing a wfc with the following specifications.

Grade of Stainless Steel tubes - 316L

Outter Tube OD - 25.4mm (1 inch)
Thickness - 2mm

Inner Tube OD - 19.05mm (3/4 inch)
Thickness - 2mm

I'm using the Dave lawton circuit

I assembled the tubes and  connected it to the circuit. When I turned on the circuit for the first time keeping the assembled tubes in a bucket  of water I saw a few bubbles coming out from the small gap and the ammeter showed a reading of 3.7amps. I tried to vary the current by adjusting the knobs in the circuit, but I don't see any variation in the value. Anyway I left the tubes for conditioning.

I constantly change the water as the brown muck forms. As the inner tube gets the white coating the the current draw is reduced to 2.5amps and I'm keeping on conditioning the tubes but the current draw does not seem to go down any further. The inner tube is fully coated with the white stuff and the production of gas has not reached its expected rate.

Now my question is, 1) why I'm not able to vary the current?
                                 2) I can see that the inner tubes are fully covered with the white stuff, should I have to keep on conditioning even after                                                                 this point? and for how long?
                                 
A lot of questions about the frequency, inductors, troid, VIC etc  keeps on confusing me . I tried to gather information over internet but I don't get clear idea about those things. Please help me.


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