Stanley Meyer replication with low input power

[Gheller J]

Saintpoida>>>>>

WFC generates HHO!!


Gh. J.

[dutchy1966]

                                         RUMOR ON SOME OF THE FORUMS??>>>>NOPE!





received info from some very reliable sources!!! onto personal mail.


              New updated D14 is going to be released within the next few days!!

     


>>>Keep your eyes wide open     I'll post it over here the minute I get my hands on to it   




>>>Some ppl hv been talking about bi-filar windings in other threads
>>>Check what Qiman13 / Aaron posted on youtube recently for Meyers WFC



LINK>>>                   http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ozpRNpM6FqM



Gh. J.

Hi Gheller,

Just had a quick look at it and it seems to make a lot of sense. If i understand it right the fields block each other inhibiting electron flow for a large part.

Everyone:

I'm still looking for a good and cheap source for stainless steal seamless tubing (304L or better 316L). Preferably shipping international....
Anyone any good suggestions?

Thanx,

Robert

[saintpoida]

Saintpoida>>>>>

WFC generates HHO!!


Gh. J.

yeah thats what i thought so how much is required for what i said above if anyone knows...

[Gheller J]

Saintpoida>>>>

Stan Meyer seems 2 have run on the demo WFC check the vid

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EKmB6-wZSh8


See the WFC next 2 his buggy. 1700% OU over faraday as per Ravi in some vid of stans.

Gh. J.

[RunningBare]

I have some rough observation

Digital multimeter is wired in so...

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+ ----------------------------|              |----inductor------
                11000uf cap    pulse circuit              tubes
- -----A----------------------|              |----inductor------

"A" is the meter, and the capacitor is connected directly across the lines, the supply is a 12 volt sealed lead acid battery reading 12.8 volts presently.

I first tried straight DC, current shown on the meter was 1.38 amps, good bubble flow.
Then I tried with the pulse circuit, got slightly less bubble flow but meter reading never went much above 400milliamp.

More to come later.