Stanley Meyer Explained

[h20power]

Good Morning Everyone,


Here is a size comparison of the two transformers I printed out using the AnyCubic Photon Mono X resin printer.


As you can see one is quite a bit larger than the other. The larger one should be able to put a charge on water with a salter content than the smaller one how much more is unknown at the moment. The estimated wire resistance for the small VIC is 90kΩ and for the large VIC 155kΩ. This is not counting the added resistance Xc at resonance as I don't know the resonant frequency as of yet to be able to make those calculations. But needless to say I've learned how to make these transformers any way I see fit now through all of my many hands on experiments with this technology as I paid close attention to just what was going on as I already knew good observations is good science.


With a little luck and the support of the many followers this technology has this will be the year this technology starts to make a difference in our would. What started in the Philippines will now move to replace fossil fuel use for power generation and transportation but it can't do so without the support of the people for as Meyer said, "We all need to come together in one accord to make this happen." It's time to be on the right side of history as we all know this technology has the power to turn the tide on our climate change problems. So give your support or just pass the word around as this is our moment in history to make a difference: https://www.gofundme.com/f/energy-independence-for-you-and-me


Shabbat Shalom,
Edward Mitchell
CEO and Owner
True Green Solution (TGS)

[h20power]

Who knew the cost of the resin that goes in these transformers would be a problem in attaining? The company I got it from before hasn't responded back to me so I have to run more searches for the resin. In some cases the MOQ is 20kg costing over $5.5k USD, and in others I'd only get 1kg for $280.00 USD. Since when did this stuff become this expensive? I though paying for the wire was costly but now it's the resin that seems to be the most costly part of making these transformers. But at least I got that one monkey off my back that was charging me $3k for a bobbin set.


Meyer said he was going to sell a unit for $1500.00 USD for a car conversion and now with these prices just to make them will cost far more than that. Anyway I will keep at it as I have come this far so might as well go the rest of the way. This is why most whom start in on this technology fail as the cost to do things correctly is on the high side and most simply can't afford to do it correctly. They can't afford to get a differential probe, they can't afford to get bobbins/WFC's made, they can't afford the wire, and now they can't afford the resin. Plus as I may have stated before most of these companies that sell the things needed to make this technology work correctly only sell their wares to other companies. If I were to list out all the prices of things you all would be totally shocked. This is why I don't see anyone else but me building this technology correctly as the cost are prohibitive for most people to be able to do so.


Thankfully the circuit still doesn't cost all the much but it is effected by the chip shorted like everything else is depending on how you choose to build it, but everything else now cost a great deal of money. Most people that show me what they are doing really just looks as if they are playing around and not taking things seriously, kinda like it's just a hobby to them that they don't put much money into. Now I can see why no one builds these multispooled transformers as they aren't too cheap to make. I wish I wasn't the only one seemingly making this technology but now I can at least see why that is as it's because it cost a lot to make this technology correctly as well as have all the needed tools to be able to test it correctly.


Well, wish me luck, [size=78%]https://www.gofundme.com/f/energy-independence-for-you-and-me[/size]
Edward Mitchell

[h20power]

Hello Everyone,


Well, I'll soon begin winding these transformers up just need to go out and get a few more supplies before I get started. Getting the transformer resin remains a problem but it's one I'll just have to deal with as there is no getting around it. When I look at my journey from start to where I am now I can see just why I stand alone with this technology as it's costly to get all the needed tools and materials, plus getting at the science behind this technology was on the difficult side also. This is what it takes to get this technology up and running and I guess I will be the first to then move forwards to see just what it going to take to get this technology into the marketplace.


I've been online talking with a lot of Climate Activist and Scientist and can say this technology is a tough sell to them as even though they want to defund the fossil fuel industries they don't seem to want to fund a technology that was created to replace the many reasons why we use fossil fuels in the first place. I get a lot of likes but no actual moves towards funding this technology even in a small way and I am talking hundreds of thousands of people perhaps well over a million people reached and almost zero help for something they now know will aid our fight for repairing the damage we have all done to our Climate. What I find most interesting is those that do ask questions which I am always glad to answer seem to always tell me best of luck to you and offer no help whatsoever not even to just spread the words that a solution to our climate change problems does in fact exist.
When I take stock of what I am seeing it would seem like people want to talk about doing something but never move to actually act on doing something about our climate change problems. So it seems people want change but yet are very reluctant to change or in this case get behind something that would provide them with the change they say they are seeking.


I try to not give up hope but at times I don't see the point of all this as I attempt to actually do something positive about our climate change situation. Keeping hope alive isn't getting easier as in reality it's getting a lot harder as it's tough to hear people tell you best of luck and watch them not even move to share the information with others so that others too can see there is a solution towards ending the world's reliance on fossil fuels.


Here on this forum people love to debate endlessly as that move is cheap and very cost effective in that, most of the time, no money is spent. No one ever moves to actually act as that requires one to spend money and that seems to be a major no no on this forum. People will debate and debate for years and never actually move towards trying to see if something will or will not actually work. Some of these folks have tried to come into this thread and start their endless debates totally unaware that the debate is over as the science behind the technology has already been solved by way of actual hands on experimentation, meaning I spent the money to see if the technology actually has a future in the real world. Folks don't know because they are lazy and don't like to read when the reading gets tough due to a lot of folks putting in things to hide the technology from the view of others with a lot of nonsense talk designed to do just that, burry the technology. So, I come behind them with a summery so that everyone knows exactly where to look for the important information on this thread bypassing all of those folks trying to keep the technology out of sight and thus out of the minds of the masses.


I really no longer move to debate anyone as I have done the work and know just how this technology works as a result. I have most of the needed tools to be able to read and tune this technology, have built most of the parts needed to test this technology to include things like the voltage intensifier circuit, the gas processor, and the water fuel capacitor and I built far more than one of each. This way I can say that I have actually tested this technology and have shown a lot of the things I built and some of the test results that I felt like sharing with others. So, what this does is mute those that come to debate me that haven't actually built or tested anything as I have moved the goal post on them toward something nearing practical application which is close to marketplace ready. This truly makes it tough for those that want to debate endlessly with nothing but theories being brought to the table verses someone that has actually done the work and tested the technology in the real world as theory doesn't always work out in the real world when put to the test as that takes real world testing to find out if it works or if it doesn't work according to the theory one has in their head.


Like I said I'm getting close to the getting all that I need as I really didn't have a choice but to pony up the cash if I wanted to finish these new transformers and test them out on the WFC and Gas Processor. It's costly but it had to be done in order to be able to keep moving forwards with this technology. Meyer once said, "Success is measured by the the desire to make it work, and successful we shall be!" I feel I fall into that line of thinking as I put things to the test as I moved away from the endless debates of pure theory with no hands on experience in sight or even being planned on doing anything. I moved to action and that is what sets me apart from the rest as I act when others refuse too.


As always for those that wish to aid my efforts to put this technology into the marketplace you can do so here: [size=78%]https://www.gofundme.com/f/energy-independence-for-you-and-me[/size]


Take care everyone,
Edward Mitchell

[Vortex 22]

Hello,

I am confused about this technology
Can water fuel cell draw any current?
Or
It's need only voltage potential to work?

Yes, it's a stupid question!!

Regards
Vortex 22

[h20power]

Hello,

I am confused about this technology
Can water fuel cell draw any current?
Or
It's need only voltage potential to work?

Yes, it's a stupid question!!

Regards
Vortex 22

Hello Vortex 22,


I really don't teach this technology anymore but I will tell you it's not a stupid question. The only current this technology draws on the secondary side is when it is charging the plates of the capacitors. The primary coil, depending on how one designs the VIC transformer, will draw anywhere from 0.5-5 amps. There are two distinct sides to the voltage intensifier circuit; one is the primary coil, pulsing circuit, and resonance lock feed back circuit, and the other is a totally isolated circuit that one must take great care in that it is always isolated at all times which is made up of the secondary and choke coils, blocking diode, and water fuel capacitor.


This technology is merely mimicking the earth's global electric circuit to break the bonds of the water molecules just as nature does it. It's not the easiest technology to build correctly and it now seems to have a high cost to it thanks to all the minimum buys and minimum make amounts if you aren't going to make everything yourself. I find that due to all of these hidden cost is why I am alone in taking this technology forwards now as most people have no idea of the cost involved in making this technology correctly so that it will have the best chances of actually working. Most find that just trying to get the tools to be able to take measurements or show readings on a oscilloscope are too much as it requires one to get a differential probe to be able to see and tune the isolated side of this technology. Without a differential probe one can't work on this technology and the company that sold them on the cheap seems to have went out of business. If I remember correctly I paid over $350.00 USD for the 15kv rated differential probes I have and now the same rated probes are around $2,700.00 USD. So, I am not expecting anyone from forums like these to be able to afford to just jump into this technology anymore.


Hope that answers your question.


Edward Mitchell
CEO and Owner
True Green Solutions
https://www.gofundme.com/f/energy-independence-for-you-and-me