Stanley Meyer replication with low input power

[dutchy1966]

Is someone supplying misleading information on the pulse circuit?
The top image has the amp consuming device in series with the tubes, the bottom image has the amp consuming device in parallel with the tubes.

Runningbare,

If you look in stan meyer tech brief document you'll he used two differnt mathods of electron extraction. The one you showed (in series with the cell) is the old method. It all boils down to extracting the electron from the water during the pulse off time.... it doesn't really matter how you do it. It stops the hydrogen and oxygen atoms from recombining before they leave the water bath.

Robert

[atlantex]

Hi djctek,

thanks for your replay, in this case I think I'll create a own PCB, I'm using eagle cat. If the tests on the switchboard will be successfully, than I'll do so.

The main goal should be to replicate this device as many as possible and that from a huge amount of people NOW, not in some months, and I guess the main prob is the electronic part for the most people.

If someone has pictures from the chokes, then it would be great to post them.


best regards

atlantex

[Spewing]

Is someone supplying misleading information on the pulse circuit?
The top image has the amp consuming device in series with the tubes, the bottom image has the amp consuming device in parallel with the tubes.

theres no need for a full wave bridge rectifier where they have it. bare an i both know that that is not alternating current going to that rectifier.

someone said that it was what dave lawton used to tune his circuit.

[tao]

n/m

[RunningBare]

I'll tell you what, I'll be more convinced if someone here can come up with the term amp consuming device in mainstream electronics and electrical engineering and it's use, as an electronics engineer myself I've never heard the term.