Stanley Meyer replication with low input power

[ashtweth_nihilisti]

Will be better then a VIC if working, you get electrical AND mechanical out of the newman device, people forget that, also i got told..

"no electronics to fry... after an EMP attack the only things that'll still be working are old tube circuits and newman machines! ha! :-P  and maybe a cockroach here and there...

It never ceases to amaze me when people say Newman's machines don't produce electricity - but torque instead... Newman's machines do both - just look at that massive capacitor he uses - that's to keep from blowing out the batteries with the backspike which he describes as being like lightning... "-end

[esaruoho]

@esaruoho

Thanks for making the effort. That didn't answer the real question, which was whether the clamp-on current meter was capable of DC current measurement...as many are not. I have studied the videos at length and have no doubt that the connections are correct...no problems there. It was simply the issue of whether the meter is appropriate to measure DC current.

At the least, even if it is only AC current capable, it should be somewhat accurate given that the DC load will be varying with the switched output. Clearly though, if the meter is DC current capable and the DC setting was used, his numbers should be dang close.

But again, thanks for trying. In order answer the real science questions about how and why this works it is important to have these types of questions answered. Since our silent friend is one of a very few that has demonstrated what appears to be a huge success, his apparatus clearly holds valuable information...information that you can't get unless you ask. Please extend to him a gracious 'thanks' for responding.

We read through the conditioning docs he provided, and have already performed the glow experiment with aluminum and baking soda. Worked beautifully....fascinating. Currently investigating how that applies to conditioning stainless...seems to work very poorly (very slowly) by comparison. Makes we wonder whether plating with nickel, or even using aluminum might be better than using stainless.

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Hi Esa,

That didn't answer the real question, which was whether the clamp-on current meter was capable of DC current measurement...as many are not. I have studied the videos at length and have no doubt that the connections are correct...no problems there. It was simply the issue of whether the meter is appropriate to measure DC current.

Yes Esa the old one works for AC & DC aswell. Even the new one I picked up is an AC / DC Clamp meter...check the attached pic of the box...all the future measurements would be on this


We read through the conditioning docs he provided, and have already performed the glow experiment with aluminum and baking soda. Worked beautifully....fascinating. Currently investigating how that applies to conditioning stainless...seems to work very poorly (very slowly) by comparison. Makes we wonder whether plating with nickel, or even using aluminum might be better than using stainless.


SS does contain quite a bit of Nickel and 316L has one of the highest % in 300 series. The problem of using pure Nickel is that it is Magnetic and you need to avoid Magnetic Electrodes in this case. This is the reason why I suggested annealing after all the cold work as this more or less eliminates all residual magnetism in the tubes. I've using Pure Nickel Screen / Mesh of 0.152mm dia wire as electrodes a few years ago but to no great advantage than SS 316 plates.

Regards,
R.


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he also attached this picture

[ashtweth_nihilisti]

Doc is updated now with dates beside it on the Panacea university site, added Ravzz new infoz

[Jamie]

Can anybody tell me why the tubes ring when run in air. They must viberate to produce a sound wave, but why do they viberate if the electromagnetic field is equal between both tubes on all sides?

[newbie123]

Are your tubes pulsed at a frequency, and mounted so they can vibrate?