Stanley Meyer replication with low input power

[MeltDown]

The stainless steel wire is what is called a current shunt - That is so if the tubes flash over, you don't weld the tubes together. You could use some hacksaw blades between the VIC (Chokes and caps) to shunt current.

Nobody gets the step charge but then nobody adds the caps to the VIC. The VIC is split into two sides - positive and negative. When the positive side is energized, the negative side produces negative voltage. This is why (other than the obvious schematics in the notes) Meyer uses he B+ and B- electrical symbols. So as the positive goes higher, the negative goes lower. It is split like a Y.  B+  Y  B-

When the voltage potential across the plates is roughly equal and pumped up then the resonator kicks in and fractures the water.

The chokes create what is called a pulse forming network and Meyer claims that in his notes as well on on page 426 (7-3)

This will teach you about resonant charging:
http://www.richieburnett.co.uk/resonant.html

All the PWM does is LIMIT charge going to the cell so that it does not flash over and then the resonator kicks on and fractures the water during the space.

What you don't want to do is keep doing what does not work, that is stupid. Ravi, Lawton, Linderman, etc. are all clueless or spooks.

[ramset]

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You sure sound like you know what you are talking about !!
Much to read  THANKYOU for sharing this
   Chet

[frog]

The stainless steel wire is what is called a current shunt - That is so if the tubes flash over, you don't weld the tubes together. You could use some hacksaw blades between the VIC (Chokes and caps) to shunt current.

Nobody gets the step charge but then nobody adds the caps to the VIC. The VIC is split into two sides - positive and negative. When the positive side is energized, the negative side produces negative voltage. This is why (other than the obvious schematics in the notes) Meyer uses he B+ and B- electrical symbols. So as the positive goes higher, the negative goes lower. It is split like a Y.  B+  Y  B-

When the voltage potential across the plates is roughly equal and pumped up then the resonator kicks in and fractures the water.

The chokes create what is called a pulse forming network and Meyer claims that in his notes as well on on page 426 (7-3)

This will teach you about resonant charging:
http://www.richieburnett.co.uk/resonant.html

All the PWM does is LIMIT charge going to the cell so that it does not flash over and then the resonator kicks on and fractures the water during the space.

What you don't want to do is keep doing what does not work, that is stupid. Ravi, Lawton, Linderman, etc. are all clueless or spooks.

Thanks for sharing. One question, UHMMMM, where did you get the bottom pic? I've gone thru every database I could find in the last year and haven't seen that pic before. What else you got for pics? :)

[MeltDown]

Thanks for sharing. One question, UHMMMM, where did you get the bottom pic? I've gone thru every database I could find in the last year and haven't seen that pic before. What else you got for pics?

I have a picture of my girlfriend sitting on a Harley naked holding all the parts of the VIC, you want me to post that? O.K., that was a lie.

Google MeyerPhotos.zip. The file was modified by spooks, good luck finding the original.

[Pirate88179]

I have a picture of my girlfriend sitting on a Harley naked holding all the parts of the VIC, you want me to post that? O.K., that was a lie.

Google MeyerPhotos.zip. The file was modified by spooks, good luck finding the original.

Sure, post her picture.  Hey, it might be the breakthrough we are all looking for. (grin)

Bill