HHO Cell - Stan Meyer Design.

[OscarMeyer]

How do you know S Meyer was 'purposely vague' in his patents...

First off, just look at his patent’s schematic drawing.  He has a component drawn in his electrical schematic and he simply labels the component “Amp consuming device”.  Give me a break.  Even a resister is considered an amp consuming device!!!!  He doesn’t state which device that consumes amps that he actually used!! 

Oscar.     

[HeairBear]

Supermuble, nice to see you are still around. Sorry I forgot to say hello. When I get some more time we will have to chat some more. I have been so busy lately after I moved into my new place.

Oscar, the size of the clear container is roughly 4 to 4.5 inches ID. The thickness should be close to a half inch so you have room to drill pilot holes to attach the end caps. The end caps will have to be custom made with a lathe. The stainless steel tubes should be from 16 to 18 inches long. Recently I tested the "tuning" of the tubes which I found to be a myth. The slots cut out of the outer tubes must be for something other than tuning the tubes. All of my research so far has ruled out ultrasonic cavitation also.

I am currently researching how to build Tesla coils. After reading a few books on the subject I found the same characteristics described as Stan had. The secondary of a true Tesla coil will reach voltages beyond normal transformers, but, with absolutely no current flowing. Tesla called it very high potentials with no current. Could it be that Stan utilized Tesla's technology in his devices? The secondary of a Tesla coil is also step charged due to the high capacitance of the coil. Scalar waves may have a play in it also.

That's all the time I have for now...

HairBear

[HeairBear]

A drawing of the cell...

[newbie123]

First off, just look at his patent’s schematic drawing.  He has a component drawn in his electrical schematic and he simply labels the component “Amp consuming device”.  Give me a break.  Even a resister is considered an amp consuming device!!!!  He doesn’t state which device that consumes amps that he actually used!! 

Oscar.     

Vague is probably an understatement..     His patents are so "vague"  that nobody can create a working replication, and I'd bet they're too vague to protect his claimed inventions as well..

[HeairBear]

copied from this page... http://www.techdirt.com/articles/20061205/110247.shtml

It's no secret that we have serious concerns about the patent system, and how it's abused -- often by patent attorneys -- well beyond what the system was intended to be used for. The system is supposed to put in place incentives for innovation, but it actually puts in place incentives for claiming an invention... and then suing anyone who innovates. Rick Klau points to a writeup by Erik Heels where he complains about how patent lawyers are being trained to write patents these days. Basically, they're told to write patents that are as broad as is humanly possible

How many patents have you read and tried to build from?