Stanley Meyers revisited

[lexridge]

Hi all. This is my first post to this forum, but I've been following it for quite some time. My interests are mainly the Meyers Cell and the Bedini motor.

What it all comes down to is; if ya wanna play, ya gotta pay. I struggle with it too.  I was very fortunate to have received a gift box of 316L stainless steel recently, as it is very expensive in these parts of the USA. I hope these forums will help me put it to good use.

Also just bought a crapload of neo mags, various configurations, just to smash my fingers with while thinking of water fuel cells. Amazing magnets! So impressed in fact, I've been gutting the dozens of failed hards drives I've been collecting for many years, quite a yield!

[keithturtle]

Y'all can get really good neos here
http://www.kjmagnetics.com/products.asp?cat=11

As for stainless, go to the supplier and ask for drops, what's leftover after the cut orders.  I snarfed up on 20 ga 316L sheet for 20% of retail.

The deals are there if you wanna do the legwork.

Keith

[lexridge]

Thanks for the advice. I'll try that whenever I decide to build a JoesCell (maybe, maybe not....still not sure I can figure the science behind them....I like measuring output, and I cannot yet decide how to approach measuring a Joescell). Presently, I believe I will have all the SS I need for a Meyers Cell.

I like what I'm reading from Ironman. I wonder how a SM type cell can be modified to "split the positive" Any ideas?

[h20power]

Well, I have entered the testing phase now. Sorry I don't come to the site very often, but I so busy these days. This is just a look at what I have been up too: http://youtube.com/watch?v=KJPE6d2R9uo

[RAS]

Thanks for sharing your test results.  Do you have any info on gas production like volume per second?  Do you think you can it down under 1 amp input like Meyers claimed?