Stanley Meyer Explained

[sm0ky2]

What about a spark-gap voltage regulator, like those used by Tesla, Morrey...
(the second example uses tubes which can have a short lifespan when we get to doing this stuff)


What voltage? Well it can only be one.
And that is the breakdown voltage of H2O across the gap distance, which is the linear distance between the 2 plates.


Calculate this gap voltage value using the air constant instead, and you have the length of the gap (approximately) through air.

This should hold true regardless of the volume of water.


Next, use the spark gap as your trigger for the driver, dial back the phase a bit and you should be good to go

[sm0ky2]

There is an inherent problem with this, in that air itself, and even the inert gasses inside most tubes, eventually will ionize, and lower the spark-gap voltage.
In a car, thats simple just open it to the breeze.
Stationary, you could use a small fan, for tubes the only real solution is to monitor the cathode temperature and use a switching circuit to use another tube while that one cools down.
There are other tricks but they dont really work well.
Just blow your tubes.

[sm0ky2]

For a solid-state solution: you can make a 'transistor' from the mica-gap in a laser pen.
May be more reliable and consistent (reseal it after you set the gap)

[h20power]

Hi sm0ky2,


I'll stick with how Meyer did things making use of square wave pulses as there is a reason why he chose to use square waves. I'm not able to calculate the ionization threshold between the plates in water so I make guesstimates as best I can with the information I have on hand and my experience building cells with different plate spacings. I'm getting fairly good at it now coming within ± 350 volts of the threshold for ionization.


When I posted these drawing it was to show just how this technology actually goes about limiting the current as it's a balanced waveform that limits the most current in the system. And no it is not an AC waveform even though it may look like one at first glance.


As for sharing this is more or less as far as I go as I'm not about to allow people to simply copy what I am doing having put in no time, money, and effort in solving this technology on their own.


Shalom,
Edward Mitchell
Owner
True Green Solutions
https://gofund.me/87a49b22

[sm0ky2]

For pure water (deionized or distilled):


65-70 Volts per Micron