Stanley Meyer replication with low input power

[tao]

I have a high res picture of Dave's light bulb that he is lighting with his Electron Extraction Circuit.

I will post it in some hours, when I get to my other computer, and attach it to this post.

Just to let you guys SEE it working too ...

Here is the high res picture of Dave's actual setup with his light bulb being powered by the Electron Extraction Circuit...

The EEC works folks, believe that... One more vindicating action that supports Meyer...........

[RunningBare]

tao, are you sure the capacitors are 83,000 mfd 50 volt? the one I see in that picture is approx the same physical size as my 11,000 mfd 25 volt capacitors.

[saintpoida]

looks cool!!

i have been trying to look up and research bifilar winding for past couple days now and most of them that i see
are wind with 2 wires have the 2 wires connected together at one end, but when looking at
stans stuff and d14 it looks more as if the 2 wires are wound together but then one is used for + and one
is used for -

is this correct? or am i reading the diagram incorrectly? (cause they sit so close together)


On another note looking at that "cold electricity" setup, if ravzz or daves for that matter system has a draw of
10v at 0.5 amps = 5 watts then would they not be able to run another 2 WFC from the extra current and so
on and so forth??

Sorry if that is a stupid question!

[tao]

tao, are you sure the capacitors are 83,000 mfd 50 volt? the one I see in that picture is approx the same physical size as my 11,000 mfd 25 volt capacitors.

That image was made some months ago, so his circuit values and/or the circuit layout could have been a bit different than what is in the new D14.pdf , but I would think that they are basically the same.

Still though, the process works, and that is Dave's actual setup, which lead to that changed circuit in the D14.pdf




PS - I was just looking up similar 83,000uF 50V caps to see what they could look like, and they look very similar to the one in Dave's pic there...

[RunningBare]

To test the volume of gas created over time I used a disposable plastic beaker that fitted over both tubes, I do not have the capacity so I drew a line on it with an indelible marker which sits around a centimeter below the water line, then I timed how long it took for the line to reach the water line.

Straight DC at 400ma falling to a steady 380ma - 10 minutes
Pulsed DC with circuit adjusted till multimeter showed 380ma - 8 minutes 30

It also must be born in mind that I have two leds drawing about 5ma each connected to both 555 timers outputs.

I ran the test twice, same result give or take a few seconds.
btw, I'm not using the low frequency pulser during these tests, just the high frequency, so I get a steady reading on the digital multimeter, I've got plenty of capacitor decoupling throughout the circuit to reduce noise.

Anyway, back to the lab.