Stanley Meyer replication with low input power

[jox]

hi Tao thanks for the info and the links, I usedto be on the icubenetwork forum a couple of
years ago but it got messed up. I'm going to cut my tubes 5 inch so I'll have an idea of the ballpark. I also did a test with a short length of 22mm copper 3inch, recorded and analysed it on the computer
came to 6944hz, I cut a 1cm slot in the side with a hacksaw retested and it came to 6804hz, so
I should be able to tune the inner and outer tubes

[RunningBare]

Guess the power in watts? 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QceLbrD1VKc

@runningbare

somewhere i read that each time you add a tube, the cost in watts is less for each additional tube. i think it was in the d14. in your last vid i only saw one tube, but it seems like most of the uber bubble vids have 5 or 6 tubes. i dont know if you figured that in or not. im nowhere near as knowledgable with whats going on as others; just trying help out some way. but a diminishing cost with a linear gain could be significant with your glove test.

[RunningBare]

Guess the power in watts? 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QceLbrD1VKc

Excuse me quoting myself, does no one want to even hazard a guess?

[sbeehre]

Gheller J that done for me by Gary and was posted by me on oupower :-) we have built that but had some problems with it so we modified it to this one which is exactly the same as the d14 circuit.



when you print it out you will need to mirror image it ie horizontal flip it

[trol]

Hola TAO
En relaci?n a la determinaci?n de la frecuencia que viene dada por el largo de los cilindros, y en tanto no se termine por conocer en detalle la operaci?n del sistema de Stanley Meyer, sugiero tambi?n considerar como alternativa a la velocidad  del sonido en el agua (1.600 m/seg), la velocidad de propagaci?n del sonido en el acero ( 5.100 m/seg).

Trol