Stanley Meyer replication with low input power

[RunningBare]

Posted: Sat Aug 25, 2007 10:26 am    Post subject:------------------------------------------------------------E N D of Posts-------------------------------------------------------------------

Thanks for your efforts in compiling the information Gheller, I took the liberty of copying it all to my website http://hh0.no-ip.info, it can be found just below the videos, I figured if it's on a webpage of it's own then it will not get pushed by other postings.

[RunningBare]

Actually, I made this yesterday and was going to compile more into the document, but I will just post it now. I edited the HTML and combined all Ravi's OUpower posts into one html file.

Good going, the more the merrier, lets get this information passed to as many people as possible!

[Gheller J]

Thats BRILLIANT Tao
Can you make one of this site and post?

I posted coz no one did and questions questions!!! all answered before!

Runn B
Saw ur site >>>> http://hh0.no-ip.info/
keep it up mate   U should post Taos zip file there 

http://www.icubenetwork.com/
where Dave originally posted his findings brought down by spam   

>Devil at work??    >the page says>

" The forum has been taken down due to spam, poor moderation, spam, lack of time, spam and other various reasons. "

Other Various Reasons???
what could those be?       hmmm       let me think

Save all this on zips & distribute

Gh J.

[bolt]

That Danial Dingles guy is interesting i watched the vid a couple of times. One thing he said got me thinking.  He ONLY uses the hydrogen side to pass into the air intake. He said there is enough air already without adding the oxygen. He still uses the ox but he appears to go somewhere else and not fed in as brown gas. He is not the first to point out this fact there is another guy that stated only the hydrogen is the useful bit as far as the engine is concerned. In both cases these guys are using splitters and feeding off the hydro via what appears to be very spaced apart anode cathode plates with mechanical separator in rectangle box design. Each node then has the collection pipe tapping off the hydro and ox separatly.

Likewise its fairly clear Dingle says he is using advanced electronics (meyers?) to give extremely low current split.  The hard part is trying to realise if he is really able to generate in excess of 15 litres a min just to get an engine to run. Compared to Ravi which is fantastic BTW but we need to get 20 or 30 times more gas out then currently producing to make it viable. Of course 10 or even 20 amps is no problem if the cell is making buckets of gas a second if we are already well over unity. For that the circuit needs to be driven very hard while keeping effiency up. I wish i had access to this rig as i try Push Pull power MOS FETS through large torroidials step ups then  to drive the current input really hard from clock pulses, output use qaud voltage stack and get tube voltage hundreds maybe 1000's out then see what happens.

BTW Dingle says he is using splitting one litre of water an hour. Any math guys here can work out how much gas he is producing?

[tao]

Thats BRILLIANT Tao
Can you make one of this site and post?

I posted coz no one did and questions questions!!! all answered before!

Runn B
Saw ur site >>>> http://hh0.no-ip.info/
keep it up mate   U should post Taos zip file there 

http://www.icubenetwork.com/
where Dave originally posted his findings brought down by spam   

>Devil at work??    >the page says>

" The forum has been taken down due to spam, poor moderation, spam, lack of time, spam and other various reasons. "

Other Various Reasons???
what could those be?       hmmm       let me think

Save all this on zips & distribute

Gh J.

I ripped all the posts from the old icubenetwork because I was there when Dave made his WFC, and there when qiman13 and I started the offshoot 'radianth2o' yahoo group...

I will post those icubenetwork files soon enough...

For now, here is the entire overunity.com Ravi thread in a zip file, all manually edited html files, enjoy.