Stanley Meyer replication with low input power

[dutchy1966]

I know I post a lot for a newbie with nothing but interest to contribute.  I hope you guys forgive me. 

I have another question though.  Do you guys think this pulse system would work with plates instead of tubes? I have seen a wide variety of plate systems on Youtube and I was just curious.

Hi Leeroy,

According to Stanley Meyer it does work with a plate system aswell, BUT he chose tubes as they are more efficient. Again, I'm just telling you what HE said.

regards,

Robert

[leeroyjenkinsii]

So with the unit I bought, it looks like all I need are the two inductors with 100 turns (optional) and the tubes/plates?  Correct?  Also can someone explain exactly what the adjustments do on the box gating versus oscillating adjustments?  I believe there are 7 adjustments.  Can someone explain each?  I would have said 8 but I feel confident I can operate the on/off switch.

[leeroyjenkinsii]

Where can I get the latest D14?  If anyone wants to email me useful stuff, please do so at leeroyjenkinsii@yahoo.com. 

Thanks

I can't wait...I'm so excited to get this thing in.  I hope my insurance covers the plastic surgery if I blow my face off.

[leeroyjenkinsii]

Crap...it looks like in my rush I may have bought the KIT instead of the preassembled unit.  Looks like its time to hit up a friend with soldering experience.

[RunningBare]

Having just run a comparison test I at last have at least a little good news.

I ran a comparison on the HHO cells between straight DC at 12 volts 500ma and high frequency pulsed DC at 12 volts 500ma.

The way I did the straight DC test was to put a resistor in series with the cells directly from the battery setting the current to 500ma.

Then I did a visual check on both tests, there is definitely marked increase in the bubbles flowing from the tubes for high frequency pulsed DC compared to the straight DC.

I'll reiterate, both tests were done at 12 volts 500ma.