Stanley Meyer replication with low input power

[insane4evr]

Not exactly Stanley replication as WFC is made of flat plates. Anyway, here are some scope screenshots:

Top trace is the gate. Note: Choke is actually not bifilar but junk box TV EI ferrite core line filter.
http://img77.imageshack.us/img77/6861/gatedcelldrivebifilarchml0.jpg

Across the cell electrodes at a certain low frequency.
http://img244.imageshack.us/img244/9990/celldrive1aanodeandcathoe3.jpg

Across the cell electrodes at higher frequency.
http://img210.imageshack.us/img210/9341/chokedhighfreqdrive1akv1.jpg

All of the above from this setup which is just starting to be conditioned.
http://img237.imageshack.us/img237/2600/img5068ahb7.jpg
WFC is 24 parallel plates immersed in tap water inside a used plastic candy jar.
Flat wire to electrodes is heavy gage speaker wire.
I know I should have potted the exposed copper wires in RTV, but I am too lazy. lol.

This is fun learning this stuff. Thanks to all who are contributing.

[lefferdink]

When you guys get the chance, can you please give us the manufacturer's name to purchase the exact rods and torroids  I am tempted to buy the rods from amidon....but don't want to stray and waste my hard earned cash.

[insane4evr]

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

Good find. I am going for the rod as it is hard for me to hand wind on toroids.
Thank you.

[atlantex]

@insane4evr

your conditioning process will fail with the copper cable in the water. It creates a chemical element in touch with the ss plates.

Look for some ss wire, bolt or stripes to connect to the ss plates and then connect your copper cable outside the water.



good luck,

atlantex

[atlantex]

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