Stanley Meyer replication with low input power

[Gheller J]

Hey from ravis pics i don think you could see any kinda generation before the tubes were conditioned

even D14 says d same thing bud   u dont get it initially

so presumably you might get better gen from strt DC at that point.

just a passin thought

Gh. J.

[RunningBare]

Just reading up on it, I noticed your comment about the energy needed to condition the tubes, perhaps solar technology can be used for that process?

Hey from ravis pics i don think you could see any kinda generation before the tubes were conditioned

even D14 says d same thing bud   u dont get it initially

so presumably you might get better gen from strt DC at that point.

just a passin thought

Gh. J.

[AhuraMazda]

@runningbare and anyone else continuing with this replication, take a look at

http://oupower.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?p=15173#15173

[RunningBare]

Thanks AhuraMazda, I read it earlier today.

@runningbare and anyone else continuing with this replication, take a look at

http://oupower.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?p=15173#15173

Something has just occured to me regarding the tubes...

After long enough a thick enough layer of high dielectric oxides build up

Would it be cheaper to use the new nano tube technology now being employed in ultracapacitors for the tubes?

[AhuraMazda]

I would stick to SS tubes as not to introduce more un-knowns and once you've got it working you can improve your rig.
By the way, oxygen is very corrosive so, I don't know how long graphite/carbon would last.

AM