Stanley Meyer replication with low input power

[Lazaris2005]

In this link

http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2008/07/080731143345.htm

we can see that scientists "have developed an unprecedented process that will allow the sun's energy to be used to split water into hydrogen and oxygen..."

"The key component in Nocera and Kanan's new process is a new catalyst that produces oxygen gas from water; another catalyst produces valuable hydrogen gas. The new catalyst consists of cobalt metal, phosphate and an electrode, placed in water."

Just an Idea :

Would phosphate speed up the tube conditioning ?

Search this forum the word phosphate and you can see sources of phosphate like SODIUM PHOSPHATE and monoammonium phosphate.

If someone can test, please share the results. I was not able to gather all the material for assemble a cell yet.

Greetings from Brazil an thank you all for sharing such knowledge.

[malcolm]

hi, guys great works you have here!!!
need help on this.... i'm using a 5in. 6 cell with ravi's chokes, a 555 for the marks/space and a buz11 driven by a 4046pll for the freq.gen.(in anticipation for tracking the freq later on).

been conditioning for 2 weeks now at 3.2khz,  .5 - .8mA...At this freq. gas prod is at max. (but apparently not remarkable as compared to direct 12vdc).
anyway, 15min into conditioning i deliberated reversed the polarity of cell....( as i was watching sombody from youtube reversing his cell polarity producing great output).  my amp went up to 1.5A for 2 to 3sec, then back down to  .5A.  the transition did produce more fine bubbles!!!

checking the cells afterwards, no noticable oxides formed on my outer tubes. (maybe  a longer reversal would produce the oxides...).  i also noticed a change in color of the outer and inner tubes during the reversal.

queries....1. would having oxides on the outer tube increase efficiency?
               2. what 's happening during the reversal? why is the amp going up and producing more gas?

tnx and really....great work guys!!!

[ashtweth_nihilisti]

Do not reverse your polarities!, you will ruin the electroplating and conditioning process
You are producing more gas and drawing more current as your using brute force DC electrolysis , not pulsed resonant DC.
Please stick to the criteria in the document thanks.

Ash

[HeairBear]

Interesting, reversing polarity is weird. If done slowly by hand, you get gas bubbles and those strange current effects. Using AC @ 50-60hz does nothing but heat the water. Like a Davey Bell Heater. Ash is correct when saying the reversed polarity will ruin the coating process. BUT... Stan talks about a particle oscillation( I have no clue how he could know this) that happens between the plates. This oscillation is dependent on the input frequency matching the space between the plates/tubes. What frequency has a 1mm wavelength? Or maybe quarter or half wavelength?

[malcolm]

yeah,  i know Ash...it would destroy the oxides forming on the tubes...
i did that out of curiosity and (maybe by my lack of patience in producing gas the way you guys do it!!)
i did the reversing using the pulse crkt and not with direct dc, by the way,  this phenomena happens only after maybe 10 to 15mins of conditioning.
a freshly replaced distilled h2o and under 10mins does not swing the amps up.

anyway, i'll build another set of tubes and start all over again....with my 1st set (don't what that to go to waste) i'll try conditioning it reversed to coat the outer
tube.  if anyone has tried that before i would appreciate their feedback on this so as not to waste time.

tnx Ash for your advise...trully appreciate that

for Hairbear tnx also...back in my radio days, we calc wavelengths with 936/freq.in Mhz to get the elect wavelength... so at 1mm is...283.6Ghz??? (i maybe wrong around here ...) i think this is the region where the photons do their fiesta!!!

God bless everybody and tnx