Stanley Meyer Explained

[kolbacict]

Have you considered what frequency Meyers was operating at?
What does your microwave do? ?

I do not know how really was. Open sources say that it is several orders of magnitude less than any resonant activity of a water molecule.

look up the stephen meyers paper, gas is generated across the whole bath.

And that changes the matter.
If this, of course, is true.

[sm0ky2]

How many of you have built a Meyers cell to experiment with?


It's almost Xmas,..... but I might have a little time to
make things that go boom

[kolbacict]

How many of you have built a Meyers cell to experiment with?

Honestly, if exactly according to the documentation, not a single one.
Lacking some materials.
In general, if with my variations, I am working on it.

[sm0ky2]

His "water capacitor" is simply concentric electrodes.
The specific shape he chose was just a work around
to allow gas flow and water to renter the pipes.


This can be facilitated in many ways.


The important thing is the operating voltage (peak)
and the distance between (gap) the electrodes.


A variac or programmable timing circuit or a freq gen.
Will allow you to 'tune in' to the freq.
It will be a lower harmonic of (multiple of wavelength) the 2.456 Ghz
[Microwave ovens operate slightly below this value for max performance]
with a modulation and phase shift according to reluctance
and capacitance of the concentric electrode system.
I say system, because the more tubes you add, the greater the
modulation. (parallel arrangements)


This knowledge is not necessary as you can visually observe a change
in gas production as you approach and leave certain frequency based nodes.

[sm0ky2]

Be careful with the max V, above a certain potential the water
simply becomes conductive and the electrolysis function breaks down.




On a side note: (concerning where in the tank the gas is formed)
After reviewing photos and footage of the devices,
It is my opinion that gas is being formed between the tubes.
Which agrees with the results of my experiments in the past.
There are some images that show the tank filled with bubbles
or bubbles coming from the bottom of the outer tube and floating
upwards and out into the vessel.
I think this is caused by pressure not by water disassociating outside the circuit.