FATHER OF WATER POWER CAR - Stanley Meyer's SECRET

[NdaClouDzzz]

A little insight here https://youtu.be/aySWX55-xX4 on what Stan Meyer was saying here https://youtu.be/yGqCaVFWIWQ?t=1616

Remember that Stan's water fuel cell (WFC) is nothing more than a big electrolytic capacitor and the water in it serves as the dielectric. What Stan is (was) doing in his WFC was dissociating the water (H2O) into Hydrogen and Oxygen, or in other words, he was intentionally destroying the dielectric of his capacitor, i.e., dielectric breakdown. What is a dielectric breakdown?:

"Dielectric breakdown is the failure of an insulating material (the dielectric) to withstand an applied electrical stress (electric field). It can be complete (as in a spark breakdown), or partial (as in corona or a series of "partial discharges"). Dielectric breakdown occurs when the electrical field becomes high enough to cause some portion of a dielectric to abruptly switch from being an electrical insulator to a partial conductor. Dielectric breakdown can occur along the interface between two dielectrics or inside a single dielectric. It can occur abruptly across the surface or through the dielectric, or it can occur as a series of small electrical discharges that, over time, progressively damage the dielectric to the point where it eventually fails catastrophically.

In solids and gases, breakdown occurs when the applied electrical field becomes sufficient to rip electrons free from atoms/molecules in the dielectric. As newly-freed electrons become accelerated by the electric field, they collide with neutral atoms/molecules. If some of these collisions create more free electrons, the process will exponentially increase in a runaway process, called avalanche breakdown, that quickly leads to the sudden failure of the material. This process is called dielectric breakdown.

Avalanche breakdown within solids and liquid dielectrics is accompanied by chemical and physical changes that release gaseous byproducts. Pressure from the entrapped gas can contribute to further mechanical fracturing and electrical failure of surrounding solid dielectric material, and further weakening of dielectric strength in liquid dielectrics. In solids, dielectric breakdown causes irreversible damage, weakening it to the point where the dielectric can no longer perform its insulating function. In liquids, if power is quickly removed, the dielectric typically recovers most, or all, of its original dielectric breakdown strength and the associated equipment does not need to be taken out of service. Gases recover their original dielectric strength once power is removed and hot gases (from the previous breakdown spark or arc) have cooled down".  https://www.quora.com/What-is-a-dielectric-breakdown

The question is, how do you maintain resonance of an LC circuit when you are intentionally destroying the dielectric of your capacitor?
Stan Meyer figured it out!
Edit: Not sure if it's LC, but it is resonant (Newbs! )

[tysb3]

secret?

[h20power]

As of right now I am unwilling to tell all I know about the technology but will say that this technology is far more complicated than it appears to be from what Meyer left behind. What I left on my thread will lead folks to understand how this technology works but I stopped short on some key things one needs to understand to be able to replicate this technology. As in the spirit of far play if I could make use of the scientific method to get at the technology's secrets then so can all of you reading this, yes? If you think I am being mean or obtuse then you haven't been following my journey in dealing with technology when it comes to the general public and the many online forums that went out of their way to block me and silence my voice. From Allen Sterling snubbing me at the 2013 Global BEM to all of Secure Supplies outright theft of things I wrote pawning it off as if they wrote it. I have been through that school of hard knocks Meyer spoke about and it has formed me into the man you see before you today whom is now totally unwilling to share beyond what I have already shared concerning this technology.


Every time someone comes into my thread to put me down without ever doing the work to see if what I have said is true or not adds up over time for if you read the thread fully it appears to be more people posting in my thread to bash me than there are those looking to understand how the technology works. What I do find interesting in all of this is I appear to be the only one that has demonstrated provably high voltage being applied to the water fuel cell using the correct tools and measuring devices for the task at hand. But in all truth what has that demonstration gotten me but ridicule and disdain. I think the last photo I shared in these types of forums was of me reaching 8.8kv to the WFC, but know I have reached much higher voltages.


As I moved to get the technology up and running something new always seems to be learned about the technology. It's become so much new learning that in all truth I simply can't share everything as no one would understand a word I was talking about as I left everyone way behind over a decade ago as that interview video was taken in 2013 and now it's 2023. But the same problems persist in that I need to spend ever increasing amounts of money in order to get the technology up and running the way it is supposed to be running. Add that to my new job working me over 12 hours five days a week and I am just too tired to do much of anything for this technology other than buy the rest of the things I need as I did finally get those wire tensioners but haven't even taken them out of the box yet due to working such long hours. But I keep hope alive in that one day I will be able to do something positive for this world using this technology.


Now I have five of these wire tensioners and trust me the cost was plenty high, so high in fact I think it works as a deterrent to others also wishing to get this technology up and running properly. But don't take my word for it and look into just how much they cost for yourselves.


Well, enough said, huh?
Edward Mitchell
True Green Solutions
https://gofund.me/94431e56

[alan]

Another aspect that should be studied because it contains another secret that is seen in "Meyer": ampless displacement currents, DC oscillation of the charges in the bar., and nodes that are forming electric dipoles. 
Also look into Steinmetz, he teaches us to think of electricity in terms of dielectricity and electromagnetism, dielectrc circuit (dipole) and magnetic circuit (circular), which in our present model has been merged into 'the electric circuit'.

[tysb3]

resonance and 180 degree phase shift