Stanley Meyer replication with low input power

[insane4evr]

@insane4evr

your conditioning process will fail with the copper cable in the water. It creates a chemical element in touch with the ss plates.

Look for some ss wire, bolt or stripes to connect to the ss plates and then connect your copper cable outside the water.



good luck,

atlantex

Maybe. The one connected to the +12 (anode?) now has a green coating (cuprous oxide). But the other one does not. Also, the cathode plates are slightly whitish and less glossy compared to the anodes. So, maybe it is growing the white stuff (calcium?) despite the copper in water. Conditioning cycle is on and off for 3 days now as I do it only during my short 'hobby' hours. I will keep it as is until the weekend and then do your advice and see if there is any change. Will post the results later.

Thanks.

[insane4evr]

Before I return the DSO I borrowed, I captured these. It seems that opposing phase connection lowers spikes at mosfet turn off compared aiding phase connection.
http://img237.imageshack.us/img237/387/celldriveopposingchokepto2.jpg
http://img237.imageshack.us/img237/6894/celldiriveaidingchokephbw5.jpg

Question is are spike'y drive voltages beneficial or not. I wish I know the answer.

That's all for tonight.

[ashtweth_nihilisti]

New doc is back up

http://www.panaceauniversity.org/

Look under over unity research material. This has new VIC material in it by Ravi himself.We will be adding in our results from our new cell in that document in 2 months. Also new WFC video coming in a few weeks. Thanks for finding all the suppliers, ill add in your faculty comments as we get further

let get this baby rolling

Ash

[mostrander]

Has anybody tried powder coating the tubes to eliminate the conditioning process?

[Jamie]

I think someone suggested that awhile back but nobody ever tried it. It would sure be nice to be able to skip that condition process (which I won't Ash, this is going to be an exact Ravi replication.) It would sure save alot of electricity too, which would be good.

Ravi, what grade and gage of SS did you use as leads to your tubes? I understand the wire should be as big as possible, less resistance, but I don't know how the grades effect the resistance. Did you just use regular SS? I'm just exiting the WFC with the leads like your setup.

For anyone looking for a way to make tube holders without a CNC machine or anyone following my replication here is a video of the making of the tube holders and my acylic tube:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HNNjmtz9goo

The Tubes are on the way, I will make a video of them in the next few weeks.