Stanley Meyer replication with low input power

[atlantex]

Hi saintpoida,

how much gas is produced when the cell is directly connected to a power supply without the pulse circuit ?

I wouldn't think to much about the voltage at the cell, it seems to take some time that the cell is starting to produce good amounts of gas.
Maybe there is some other variable in the game. I'm currently reading around the bedini maschine and the radiant energy.

@Robert
simply use SS wires if you can, my cell is made of no special SS (V2A insteat of 316L), the connectors are of the same material - cleanliness is one of the most important things !


best regards

atlantex


p.s.

if is someone out there, who would like to sponsor a project with the goal to offer a kit AND release all needed info's which makes it possible to replicate by everyone, then please contact me. Here in Germany we can get all the needed materials very easy.

[RunningBare]

Ok, what makes anyone think they will see more than a few volts across the tubes?

Not going to happen, water itself has a fairly low resistance to current flow, and if anyone out there managed kilovolts across the tubes then your setup would become arc ignition, in other words you would have one almighty bang as the water is first vaporized then the resultant hydrogen ignited by the high voltage, this all assumes of course that you can sustain 5KV or more, I know the pulse circuit and 100 turn inductors will not be able to do this.

The best voltage I was able to measure across just two tubes was 8 volts and that was pushing the pulse circuit to max.

[leeroyjenkinsii]

Has anyone here actually achieved overunity?

[saintpoida]

@Runningbare

Umm i dunno i just figured i would see more than 2v across the cell?

I thought we were trying to build a big voltage across the cell?

[dutchy1966]

@Runningbare

Umm i dunno i just figured i would see more than 2v across the cell?

I thought we were trying to build a big voltage across the cell?

Hi,

the d14.pdf differs in design from the meyer patent in that it doesn't have the stepup transformer. This will keep the voltage at the tubes quite a bit lower. Besides the very high voltages come in VERY sharp spikes and are impossible to measure with multimeters. You will need a very fast o'scope to make them visible.
Lastly, tocreate the spikes you need large inductors, fine wire with loads of turns.....

regards

Robert