Stanley Meyer replication with low input power

[Visual Echo]

Here is a pic of Amidon ( https://www.amidoncorp.com/ )  R33-050-750 1/2 inch diameter by 7.5 inch long 33 material ferrite rod, and the FT-290-J 2.9 inch OD type J ferrite toroid.  The coins are a US gold dollar and a US penny for scale.  These should make dandy inductors for my Meyer cell.  They also sell magnet wire.  I had no problems with ordering or delivery.  Special thanks to mostrander on this forum for clueing me in to these guys.

[mostrander]

I ordered mine yesterday should have them next week.

[Jamie]

Thank you mostrander, I just ordered my ferrite material as well.

In this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qn8EBy7RK9Y&feature=related Meyers talks about two of his books and a video, if anyone knows where I can get them please tell me. I would like to read them. And by the way, if you haven't seen that YouTube series, watch it. Meyers explains his technology. It's excellent for new people, to get a quick understanding of what is happening. Also if anyone here is new too electronics (since everyday there seems to be a new person) or if you can't remember an equation this site is a great resource: http://www.allaboutcircuits.com/vol_1/index.html

Jamie

[Jamie]

Sorry, double post. And by the way Ash it's fine with me if you use any of my videos. I should have one in a few days about the endcaps. It's hard to make clear, removable ones that seal.

[insane4evr]

Hi Gheller,
Is it possible to post a link to that canadian patent 1234774?