Stanley Meyer replication with low input power

[ashtweth_nihilisti]

My brother.

Let me quote john Bedini

Get it working first before you change any thing.
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[mostrander]

Ash,
Great information, thanks.

I'm currently in the process of ordering components to begin testing, I do have one question I will be using a HP 3312A function generator to delver my pulses, my setup will be very similar to what JLN is doing do you see any problem with going this route?

Thanks,
Matt

[fever16]

Thanks ASH
ur post is quite helpful.
i have some doubts.
1.what is the dimension of ferrite core(imean dia and thinkness),to get good results.
2.we have different frequency ranges in circuit. (c1-c3 and c8-c10) which capacitance range is efficient.
(i just want to avoid running behind the values,so that i can work more over tube construction )
thanks once again.

[HeairBear]

Thank you Ash, for the info.I appreciate your efforts. I noticed in the Ravii pdf, the chokes are wired in a way to enhance the magnetic flux. The current is flowing in the same direction in both windings. I have also noticed, Stan used a non-inductive style coil drawn for the original VIC circuit. shown here...


Remember the Genesis Project? http://www.geocities.com/nayado/  A quote from that page...

"By sending an electric current into the non-inductive coil around which electrified into negative, it is possible to induce the opposite self-induction phenomenon. In this time, positive and negative energy are pulled apart from nil. The positive energy appears as an electric power, and the negative energy appears as the effect of cooling and anti-gravity."

Is this why Stan wired the chokes this way? Would it solve Ravi's heating problem? Come to think of it, the GEET utilizes this Tesla technology too, only with vapors. Scalar waves perhaps?

[mostrander]

This seems like a good source for ferrite toro?dal core and wire https://www.amidoncorp.com/categories/7 now which core should I get?

They also have ferrite rods, which one of these would be the best https://www.amidoncorp.com/categories/6?

Thanks,
Matt