Stanley Meyer replication with low input power

[mrtned]

Ok, to raise voltage in the cell, the internal resistance of the cell has to be raised (coating on the electrodes).  Now with all this talk about making the electrodes vibrate .... how about taking zinc and electroplating it to the electrodes (zinc oxide).  Now we have a piezo electric material and an insulator all in one. Hmmmmmm..

[mrtned]

Actually, right now Im trying to transfer an aluminum coating on the inside of the outer tube.  It has been observed that using aluminum and another type of electrode, you will get a diode effect.  Im trying to get this effect so I can see how much reverse bios voltage I can build across this junction before it breaks over 

[127.0.0.1]

i am building a meyer tube array now, having messed around these past weeks/months with joe cells, wire, and plates.  i would like to try straight 12v DC at .5amps.  i have been using a pwm on plates and the most volts i can get on .5amps is 4.5v.  anyone have any thoughts about running 12v @ .5amps straight?

also, i would like to know if anyone knows exactly (as in chemically) what the white coating is on plates/tubes that results from running them in.  i would also like to know exactly what the brown gunk is.

thx,
j

[lefferdink]

I have been studying the Meyer's HHO design and need an expert opinion about using 316L SS tubes.  Have bought 316L SS welded HIGH polish, sanitary type and wonder if it is the wrong metal tubes?   They are welded inside and outside.  I would appreciate an answer so I can get on with my project.

Thanks,

[ashtweth_nihilisti]

Hi lefferdink,

If you are following Dave Lawtons and RAVI"s advice they must be SEAMLESS, not wielded, and RAVI advises to have them treated or "soaked" in inert argon gas to remove any residual magnetism. Resonance is tricky, you need conditioned tubes and cannot be heat treated.

Also i advise to try and get a 6mm gap in your anode and cathode same as RAVI, we already showed in ours that the smaller gap is the main event using LAWTON circuits.
http://rapidshare.com/files/116162892/MOV_00009_NEW.avi.html

We will have a gas flow test in a week., there is still allot of tuning we need to do, plus we have the cold current circuit to test, make sure you get the right tubes, no more then a 1mm gap, this is f your using the LAWTON circuit, if your using some thing else then i cannot comment on what works as i have not built them.

Ash