Meyer HV Sync-Wave (HV Water Fracturing)

[Dogs]

Ever wounder what Stan meant when he said ?(pulsing electrical voltage fields of opposite polarity)??

Why has no one caught on to that concept? hmmm...
It took me a while to see it. It's kind of hidden in amongst all the techno jargin.

Here's a clue as to what Stan's been indicating as needed for the HV disassociation of water.

The document contains the Patent and Memo references.
Outlines the circuit. Tests to date. And, tests to be done.

-Dogs

[HeairBear]

This is a later add-on to the circuit and does what you are trying to do. At least part of it. The plates stacks(fig. 7) in your PDF is the electron inhibitor circuit. It is not Delrin. My guess is the material between the plates is a piezoelectric material or a transducer to create cavitation in the liquid. Cavitation is well known to increase chemical reactions by many fold in liquids. Electrolysis is a chemical reaction.

Here is a diagram of how Stan did the crossover voltage pulses. It's actually quite easy to replicate which I have not done yet. Sorry, still workin on it. But it's basically, an induction core coil connected to center tap of the secondary and your ground will be connected to the water of the cell or possibly the water acts as ground. Not really much to it. Hope this helps...




HairBear

[HeairBear]

Here are some pics of my thoughts of what the electron inhibitor circuit would resemble. Taken from a different patent. This is the cathode only. The anode is not shown here.

[Dogs]

HeairBear,

Thanks for checking out my project.

Here's the result of my last experiment:

After leaving my PWM alone for a while, it seems to have healed itself and is working again.
Just as I started to test each component, I found it was working fine.

Test 1
So I did a test using 2 different tubes in 2 different water baths and verified that I had a positive pulsing waveform in one bath and a negative pulsing wave form in the other. This verifies that the circuit is correct.

Test 2
In this test, I place the tube with the opposing voltages into the same water bath.
What seems to happen is that the individual pulsing wave forms collapse.
It seems like the water allows too many electrons to cross flow between the two circuit, resulting in a collapsed wave.

Test3
In this test, is similar to 2, in that I place the tube with the opposing voltages into the same water bath. The difference is that 1 tube is insulated with Nylon, but allows water to enter into its cavity.
Once again, what seems to happen is that the individual pulsing wave forms collapse.

Next, try distilled water.

It may be that the only way to apply the opposing currents is to switch between them using the cross switch circuit.

The key here is to get voltage to do the work and not amperage.

Yes, I should have included that diagram with the center tapped secondary to my diagram.
That choke leads to the same cell and results in a reversed current with a pulse in the negative direction.
I have confirmed this on my oscope.

Not sure what to make of the tube images, given no reference and no significance to the stated objects.

Best,
-Dogs

[HeairBear]

Thanks Dogs, your work is an inspiration and I enjoy your posts. Keep doing what your doing, however you are doing it. It seems to be working.

Here is the link to the description of the pics I posted earlier. http://www.freepatentsonline.com/4525645.html

In these tests, did you have a ground connected to the water? I have this feeling that if you ground the water, it may work. I'm not sure, just a hunch.

Gotta run...


HairBear