New Choke Configuration. HV Water Dissassociation. (Low Power)

[Dogs]

dutchy1966, Re: MOSFET
I got a the following from DigiKey.com
Mosfet N-CH 200V 20A P/N: IRFP240PBF-ND
I am using the following tubes:
Material 316L
9/16" x 0.374"
1/4"  x 0.374"
Cut to 8 Inch Lengths
Gap: .06" -or- 4/64" (inch)


SwingG, Re: Core Specs
1"x1" U-Core from Magnetics Inc.
Link to U-Core specs and material (P-Type)
http://www.mag-inc.com/ferrites/ferrite_e_i_u_cores.asp
Just wind 2 wires of copper around 1 U-Core.
- Spin the core, to get wire on it. Doing over-hand loops will twist the wire.
I have 2 U-Cores stuck together in document, because it was originally a transformer setup (an attempt at a VIC). But now, I am only using the choke portion of it. It should work just as a single U-Core.
Diagram is in the document.

Best Regards,
-Dogs

[Dogs]

oystla,

Oh yes, it does work out that it is an LCL circuit.

-Dogs

[hansvonlieven]

@ oystla,

I should have been more explicit. The Meyer I referred to is Roy Jerome Meyers not Stan.

@ Dogs

This patent has only very recently surfaced. There is an interesting story connected with it. According to a contemporary news story meyers invented the device while in prison. He actually produced electricity with it for the prison.

The article says:  Miss Kate Barnard, who was State Commissioner of Charities and Corrections of Oklahoma, was a guest of Superintendent Sims at the time, and she saw the machine in operation. Miss Barnard was so impressed by it and by Meyers' essential integrity (despite the lapse that had gotten him imprisoned) that she told the story of Roy Meyers when later she appeared before the Arizona legislature to address them concerning prison reform. The legislature and Governor Hunt were convinced to grant Meyers an unsupervised leave of absence for 30 days to travel to Washington DC in order to apply for a patent.

According to the same article, the USPTO demanded to see a working model which Meyers furnished.

No-one knows what happened to his patent application and to his patent as the USPTO denies any knowledge of it.

The patent that has been located is actually an amendment to his earlier patent and was filed in Britain. Presumably this is why it escaped the censors.

I am currently trying to replicate the device, just waiting for materials.

Hans von Lieven

[passion1]

Dogs

Congratulations! Impressive gas production for less than 3 Watts!!
If you don't mind, I would like to replicate this as close as possible to your exact specification & components used.
What version of the Lawton PWM are you using?
Did you build this PWM yourself?
Do you have any idea what the % duty cycle was when you achieved resonance?
Also, what was the relaxation time inbetween pulse trains?

Thank you for answering our questions!

[SwinG]

Thanks for all the info Dogs.
It's really nice to feel your exitement. I'm getting kin of thrilled myself 

I thought the pdf in your first post was the same as you posted in the waterfuelcell forum. Sorry for mistaking. The dirgram is in the pdf allright.

I really believe that you are on the right track now, but we still needs some confirmation. Don't know if the frequencies can influence your current readings, so that the effective current draw are bigger than your multimeter reads. But I dont feel the need for crossing my fingers though. The simplicity of your setup, and your steady approach gives me a feeling of finally going in the right direction.
I really hope I will be able to give something back to you all. Even the stupid man get's lucky once in a while 

I have been planning to do some experimenting myself, but have been a little reluctant in trying a Stanley Meyer replication, since things seem to have died off in the Ravi thread. I have been more keen on a Bob Boyce replication, but my heart has allways lied with Stanley 

This, I think, settles it. I'm going for the Stanley (Dogs) replication.

Just a few quick questions...
Do you use any electrolyte?
Have you done anything special to condition your pipes (had any brown scum)? The pipes looks sanded.

SwinG