Stanley Meyer replication with low input power

[rakerMoon]

Im new to this forum, id like to throw out a few pics of what im working on. I am far from an electrical engineer and im reaching out for some help. Can I get some direction.

[rakerMoon]

Its a simple settup for bench testing.

[sslayman]

Hello all!,

I have been reading these forums for the past few months gathering as much knowledge and understanding of the Meyer project and Ravi and Lawton's great replications as well. 

I have long been a student of science and at my young age cannot argue that I am a product of a technology and digital driven generation.  Having said that I understand 80-90% of the technical terminology used throughout these posts but have struggled in my own replication with certain, whether it be electrical or otherwise, lingo.  I ask all of you experts to guide me, without predetermination or judgment of my abilities. 

My cell is setup as such:
(7) 7" 316L stainless steel tubes.  Outside tube is 1" OD with wall of .065" and inner tube is .75" with .065" wall leaving a gap of .12" or 1.524 mm gap. I used small rubber i cut from a 8x8 inch sheet from the local hard ware store.  1/16" thick.  I have sanded them cross directionally with 60 grit sandpaper on the outside and did the best I could to sand the insides of each tube. 

All 7 tubes are set in a 4" acrylic tube using PVC end connectors both on top and bottom. 

I purchased the clear acrylic tube from www.usplastic.com ; it comes in 6' lengths only but is about $40.
The ss was purchased from www.onlinemetals.com and was the best price i could find after searching over 50 websites in the course of 2 weeks.

I have just now finished construction of the cell and tested a single extra tube setup of the same criteria as above for passifivation purposes.  All i currently have for a power source is a semi drained 12v car battery for this testing purpose.  It is pushing out about 9v and I applied that to the single tube for 30 minutes let to rest for 30 minutes and on again for 30.  This produces a thin white film on the anode immediately. 

I'm currently working of getting a variable pulse circuit at vptechno.com  since i don't have the electronics know how to put it all together myself.

i have a few questions that i do need answered in LAY MAN'S terms:

1)How do I make a charging choke and does it go after the pulse circuit in the circuit.

2)has anyone had any success with stan's VIC or inductors?

3)i'm using ss as leads.  will it kill me? i mean, is it going to hurt the output dramatically.  I know it has a higher resistance.

4)what should i use as a power source? a simple car battery charger?

I'll attach pictures soon and video as well of the cell.  Tell me what you guys think.

Thanks

[smallpotatoes]

to R.  in stan meyer's videos, i noticed in his lecture he talks about increasing the strength of the polarity of the O and the H. you can do this by using pressure. also his cell was clearly able to hold pressure. did dave lawton or you use a pressurized cell?

[rumpuscat]

Here is a place that seems to have the stainless in pretty much any form you could want,T304 or T316, but I don't see a lot of T316L.

http://www.onlinemetals.com/merchant.cfm?id=1&step=2&top_cat=1

Stan said he used T304 in line 52 of patent # 4936961 for what ever that's worth.