Stanley Meyer replication with low input power

[saintpoida]

ok so i disassembled one to see the brown stuff

and there was hardly any on the inner tube, there was some at the bottm so i sanded it off
it came of pretty easy so i probably dont need to use sandpaper. but judging by how little brown stuff there
was i probably wont disassemble the others just yet, i will let em keep going for a while yet

As you can see the inner pipe is starting to turn white (apart from where i wiped it off disassmbling it)
i think i will lose more re assembling them together which is a bummer but oh well.

The inside of the outer pipe looks fairly dirty at least at the top and bottom so not sure what to do about that yet

Anyway take a look tell me what you think, is it looking alright?

[peter from oz]

l'm impressed, l aint got nothin yet

Regards

Peter

[gilles]

I was wondering about the the amounts of amps used in the conditioning process sent by Ravi. My tubes are way longer than most and the quantity of tubes differs in many cases here. 1Amp to lets say 15 cm tube puts much more stress to the metal and produced more heat/corrosion than 1 amp in 45 cm tube, at least to my logic and what iv noticed. So I was wondering if instead of conditioning at 0,5 amp, i should really take into account how much the tube setup is different and for instance multiply/divide it with some coefficent.

[RunningBare]

For me the best conditioning has been done by adjusting power until the bubbles just begin to flow and run for several hours, basically I do this just before I go to bed, in the morning I empty out the water and leave it to dry, presently the tubes themselves are drawing 10ma with a nice easy flow of bubbles.

I was wondering about the the amounts of amps used in the conditioning process sent by Ravi. My tubes are way longer than most and the quantity of tubes differs in many cases here. 1Amp to lets say 15 cm tube puts much more stress to the metal and produced more heat/corrosion than 1 amp in 45 cm tube, at least to my logic and what iv noticed. So I was wondering if instead of conditioning at 0,5 amp, i should really take into account how much the tube setup is different and for instance multiply/divide it with some coefficent.

[saintpoida]

hey guys some more stuff from me

i know this is probably basic stuff but anyway

first pic is my tubes going white and the outer tubes going rusty, pretty badly by the look of it
one of them is the one i cleaned yesterday which you can easily tell, im not gonna clean the others just
yet maybe this weekend

the 2nd is the first inductor i have ever wound, does it look correct? I have no idea how many turns it is
as i couldnt be bothered keeping count as i was watching tv, anyway does it look right?

Thanks