Stanley Meyer replication with low input power

[Gheller J]

Coupla pics 4 u guyz!!

1st pic: Tubes as removed after conditioning with an un-conditioned new tube in between.
2nd pic: Tubes cleaned with hard fibre bristle brush n cloth.

Gh. J.

[fever16]

don't take me wrong guys.iam not against conditioning .but are we going in the right direction?
every one seems working or worried abt only conditioning part.(i'll agree that conditioning of the tubes gives more output).but none of the meyer patents mentioned abt conditioning(ok he might be hiding it).but in the original video of meyer i don't see any coating on the inner tubes.slots are there,i'll agree.
don't you think we shld be working more towards resonance and VIC stuff.

meyer said any tap water can be used.but most of us will be using same water(from home) for all the conditioning cycles.iam sure once your conditioning is over(and u start getting good amount),use water from different area(not from home),you won't get the same amount of gas.give it a try.

nothing personal guys,but such a big project stuck at only conditioning made me little worried.

[alan]

I think conditioning could be the key, because the watercapacitor can now be pulsed with the VIC to a higher charge, to the KV's, before current starts to flow.

[kinesisfilms]

 agree that people on this forum are just overworrying about conditioning....if you want to use high voltage then just insulate your inner tube as jlnaudin did.....stop conditioning you are going in the wrong direction.

[insane4evr]

Anyone tried spraying the inner tube with insulating varnish or humiseal or polyurethane paint, etc?