Stanley Meyer Explained

[alan]

okay
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tEoxVhUWkcw

[h20power]

Thanks Alan as I might attempt to get in contact with that guy.


But for the most part I am all about this technology as I must remain focused as to not get derailed. I have to get a SLA printer as then I can make the bobbins at a good cost and redo things on the fly with ease. I have one already in mind and am just saving my pennies until I have enough to purchase it. Then I have to save for a very expensive CNC machine as I will be needing it to take the technology further with some of my designs. My plans are just about set in stone and I shall not be moved as I know if I don't do it from the looks of it it will never get done and the world needs this technology to end it's reliance on fossil fuels. This to me is the only way to go about doing something that will actually make a difference in our battle to set things right as we go about trying to undo the damage we have made to the planet's atmosphere.


Once I have the things I need things will move along at a much faster pace.


Take care,
Edward

[kolbacict]

Here it is, the famous Mayer's circuit with a car generator.
The question is, what frequency is supplied to the excitation winding?
And can a non-laminated steel core that is DC rated work at that frequency?

[seychelles]

YO, ALL MY TWO BUCKS WORTH. MY SINCERE GUT FEELING IS THAT WATER CAN
BE EASILY CRACKED USING GEOMETRICAL ELECTROLYSIS. THAT IS PENTAGON OR SIX
SIDED ELECTRODES WITH THE CENTRE ELECTRODES .

[kolbacict]

About the location of the electrodes in accordance with the geometry of the water molecule.
I suggested a year ago. For example, four electrodes in form a tetrahedron repeating
the geometry of a molecule. But I was then ignored. they didn't payed attention.