Stanley Meyer replication with low input power

[saintpoida]

yeah i understand it depends on your specific situation thats why i was asking in relation to the diagram but thanks for answering!!

thats what i wanted to know

[tao]

Meyer's EEC circuit layouts compared to Lawton's recently posted EEC circuit that he is using to power that light bulb, among other loads...


In the first image, Meyer's simple EEC is shown. In this setup, the 'amp consuming device' is analogous to Lawton's light bulb. When the water in the WFC is being split, electrons are dislodged from the water and as successive positive pulses happen the electrons are effectively 'sucked up' by the amp consuming device. So, there are electrons in the water free, and when a positive pulse comes, the electrons move to the right electrode and move through the 'amp consuming device'.

In the second image, Meyer upgraded his setup and included a triggering mechanism whereby he can choose when he applies the positive pulses to the 'amp consuming device'. So Meyer could send some pulses to the WFC plates and split up the water, then he could trigger the switch and send pulses to the 'amp consuming device' whereby the electrons from the water would flow through it.


Lawton on the other hand, has modified Meyer's EEC a bit with the addition of those extra high capacity caps. These caps would, by thinking about it, charge up via the continued HV pulses that are being applied to the WFC, analogous to a Bedini type setup. The electrons would then move to and from the caps and cause fluctuating current to hit the bridge rectifier and power his load.


All in all, it seems there can be many different ways to implement the EEC...

[dutchy1966]

Hi Tao,

I think the second EEC must work a lot better than the first. IN the first picture you can see the electron extraction is probably also limited by the chokes. In the second one the amp consuming device (bulb) bypasses the chokes to extract more electron from the circuit. (and therefore stopping Hydrogen and oxygen atoms from recombining)

Are you planning on building one of these cells too?

regards,

Robert

[tao]

Hi Tao,

I think the second EEC must work a lot better than the first. IN the first picture you can see the electron extraction is probably also limited by the chokes. In the second one the amp consuming device (bulb) bypasses the chokes to extract more electron from the circuit. (and therefore stopping Hydrogen and oxygen atoms from recombining)

Are you planning on building one of these cells too?

regards,

Robert

I agree with you, the second one is much better and for the reasons you mentioned.

y e s

[Gheller J]

Thanks Tao 

Gh. J.