Stanley Meyer Explained

[Floor]

Without the intent of adding to your no doubt already numerous tasks, I for one would
love to see a complete walk through / explanation, without the questions and answers
and / or  the advise of the pool guy and other experts.

P.S.
   Maybe save the Q and A till the end ?

[h20power]

Without the intent of adding to your no doubt already numerous tasks, I for one would
love to see a complete walk through / explanation, without the questions and answers
and / or  the advise of the pool guy and other experts.

Perhaps one day I will move to do that but for now people are going to have to work with what I have chosen to give them, which is a lot of you take it all in, yes?
But I do know what you are talking about as you want everything laid out in a easy to follow manual were all you have to do is take some of the documents to your local machine shop, circuit board builder, and transformer makers and say, "make these for me," correct? You want a complete bill of materials to include where to get those materials from at the cheapest possible prices to also go along with that too, correct?
I don't know if I will ever be willing to do all of that as that's would be monumental task added on to all the work I am already doing in trying to set up my supply lines for this technology.


Here is a current problem that I am having to deal with right now. Now I asked this question to Paul Andrulis but he completely ignored it so I will ask the same question to all of you.
"I just got an email from the company I buy the high voltage transformer resin from telling me that they moved locations and now have a new MOQ of 30 gallons (minimum order quantity) with the corresponding hardener which makes the minimum buy for me 60 gallons since the mix ratio is 1:1 for this resin and hardener. How would you deal with this problem?"


Now since none of you have moved to actually build anything you are totally unaware of problems like these. You see you will run into minimum make amounts, minimum order quantities, and the list goes on. I think the most expensive thing I have looked into having made was Meyer's Quenching Circuit Tubing as that stuff cost $100/ft with a minimum make of 100ft which puts the price tag over $10k as you have to add in taxes, and shipping and handling.


On this high voltage transformer resin you must get it or the transformer will short out very quickly as the air around the wires will be ionized and then short out with the core. Plus the wires will be allowed to vibrate which will rub off the wire's protective coating which will also cause the transformer to short out. So, you have no choice but to get this high voltage transformer resin.


Again problems like these only get found out once to move to actually start building something or having something built for you as before then these problems are hidden from you.
I look forwards to reading all of your replies.


https://www.gofundme.com/f/energy-independence-for-you-and-me


Shalom,
Edward Mitchell

[Floor]

Perhaps one day I will move to do that but for now people are going to have to work with what I have chosen to give them,


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Yea and perhaps not and half of a wheel, is useless.

which is a lot of you take it all in, yes?


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I don't know what you are saying above.

But I do know what you are talking about as you want everything laid out in a easy to follow manual were all you have to do is take some of the documents to your local machine shop, circuit board builder, and transformer makers and say, "make these for me," correct? You want a complete bill of materials to include where to get those materials from at the cheapest possible prices to also go along with that too, correct?


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No,
but pretty insulting, but you can think that b.s., if you like. 

What I am thinking is that you are just a bit tired and disappointed
in humanity.  What else ?  I'll tell you what else.  I can relate that's what's else.

I can tell you this much, my own, sometimes disappointment, is simply what the world
looks like when I view it from a perspective of arrogance.

But you still have to decide to give it away or not.

Does humanity deserve it ?  Is that even a question worth answering ?

Something has given us the sun and the rain and the moon and the
stars above.  I don't think this was because we 'deserved it'.

   peace
        out

            floor

[h20power]

No peace out Floor!


When I went over the whole thread I noted all the pages that might be of interest to someone wanting to actually build this technology. On pages 21 and 23 I first posted the science behind the technology. On page 26 I went over the importance of the area under the curve. On page 33 I gave away the Multispooled transformer turn count data complete with wires sizes used. On page 35 I gave the actual sizes of the WFC's electrodes and went over a lot of the science behind the technology. On page 36 I showed how to wire up a circular WFC correctly. On page 37 I went over the need to isolate so folks would understand why they needed to get a differential probe. On page 40 I showed how to actually wire up a Multispooled VIC transformer to the WFC and pulsing circuit.


But always people want more from me. As they want all of my designs on everything I have designed for this technology as designing things for themselves just takes too much time I guess.


I also noticed that you too just ignored the real life question I ask Paul. If you do move to make this technology you too will have to figure out where you will be getting the high voltage transformer resin, getting or building a vacuum chamber, and learning how to get all the air out of the transformer and the resin into it.


The way I see it, all of you for more than twelve years have been just like these leaders talking about climate change as you all have moved to do absolutely nothing! But you all are so egger to put someone that is doing something down. All to willing to toss stumbling blocks in front of me but never a single dime in aid or a hand out to help. Just take, take, take is all you folks seem to know, but I guess that's because you were all raised in a capitalist system and think it's the best thing since sliced bread.


Inaction doesn't lead to PEACE and it sure as hell doesn't lead to a SOLUTION,
Edward Mitchell

[Floor]

I also noticed that you too just ignored the real life question I ask Paul. If you do move to make this technology you too will have to figure out where you will be getting the high voltage transformer resin, getting or building a vacuum chamber, and learning how to get all the air out of the transformer and the resin into it.

There       are       some         real builders and experimenters here, although most just
talk a good game but that's ok to.  The game really does "take all kinds".

But always people want more from me. As they want all of my designs on everything I
have designed for this technology as designing things for themselves just takes too much
time I guess.

I hear that.  It's a bitch aint it. 
Look bro. do what you do and its ok,  because lots of folks will suck out every thing
out of every thing that they can. 

I fully agree that if people are going to come to the table, they have got to at least eat for
their selves. 

I think where I personally, have  to draw the line is where / if my own needs stop being
met.
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I also noticed that you too just ignored the real life question I ask Paul.

"I just got an email from the company I buy the high voltage transformer resin from telling me that they moved locations and now have a new MOQ of 30 gallons (minimum order quantity) with the corresponding hardener which makes the minimum buy for me 60 gallons since the mix ratio is 1:1 for this resin and hardener. How would you deal with this problem?" 

First off, I AM NOT PAUL, and I'm not you.   an edit was HERE

I would call them and talk person to person with a secretary or who ever answers the phone.
I would tell them that I am a small operation, researching hydrogen production and hope to eventually arrive at a production level of need for the resin. I would flat out ask    that  person
for help in finding a way, a way to order a smaller quantity.  They may sympathize and maybe
also realize it could pay off  for their company if your process ever does come to a production
level. 

   P.S.
     One other thing.  Don't allow yourself to be destracted in those fruitless arguments.
     You know where you are going.  Keep your focus.