Stanley Meyer replication with low input power

[RunningBare]

here you go

http://youtube.com/watch?v=jewg71L2uig

So what was the power driving the alternator?

[Spewing]

it ran by itself. Thank you

[TheNOP]

I see it is very hard for you to admit when you are wrong.

See my post a few post back.

Tesla's whole deal was AC power.  What do you think "frequencies" means in the context of Tesla's work?

My understanding is that Tesla also studied pulsed DC.


As for the other part of you post, i won't read it.
Why can't i get clear informations from you when i am asking clear questions ?

I am trying to understand why bifilars might, or might not, be important in the WFC.
Understanding each the parts of the WFC well, is what can make the difference between fail attempt and succesm as well as to be able to enhance the thing.





@ RunningBare
Thanks for the infos

[RunningBare]

I'm confused, you say the alternator ran by itself, so the motor with the fan belt to the alternator was doing what?, genuinly curious question.

it ran by itself. Thank you

[Spewing]

I'm confused, you say the alternator ran by itself, so the motor with the fan belt to the alternator was doing what?, genuinly curious question.

it ran by itself. Thank you

lol, im sorry. the 120v ac motor was driving the alternator, but no battery was hooked to the alternator or the fuel cell at any time, nor any other kind of power supplie.

the water fuel cell is powering  the alternator, the alternator is rerouting the generated electricity back to the water fuel cell threw the mosfet.

if it helps, i could do it without the use of any battery, not needing the small 9 volt battery.