Selfrunning cold electricity circuit from Dr.Stiffler

[DrStiffler]

You don't think they may have seen my work in 2005 on electrodes; www.stifflerscientific.com/electrodes.asp where I used an SS strainer as shown in the following picture.

Haha, brilliant. I guess I did not look at that page on your website, else I would've known...

So is there merit in using the SS strainers in your or their configuration?

@amigo
Well it has fair surface area but if you push it hard the gas (larger bubbles) can collect on the inner wire grid and this will imped that close proximal area from easy production. Although it was never posted on my site I did the SS Nut Cup trial, in short there are far better electrode designs.

[DrStiffler]

@Loki ... thanks for the info ... okay at circuits etc .... i do like the visuals to see if I am doing something wrong .... and I am with you beating something into submission until I understand it ... I have know doubt that the Dr's boards will be easier ... but I would rather learn by doing .. it provides me greater retention and the ability to experiment.  I can see some of my problems already ... with you last info ... 2.1 vs. 7.5 pf.  Once I get mine going properly .. I will be able to test a few thoughts that I have going on ... of which I will post ... even if they don't work, so as to avoid replecation.

One thing missing in my set of tools was an inductance meter ... which is now on its way.

Thank you for the insight.

@the Dr. I do like the bits instead of the silver platter ... it does make the brain work better for the long run.

@nickle989
The silver platter has been around for some time now but for some reason no one wants to take it out of the box. I do not understand as I have not tried to be cryptic. I have been told that every driver does not need to know how to build a car to use it, this is correct, but this is not a car.

[Loki67671]

@Loki ... thanks for the info ... okay at circuits etc .... i do like the visuals to see if I am doing something wrong .... and I am with you beating something into submission until I understand it ... I have know doubt that the Dr's boards will be easier ... but I would rather learn by doing .. it provides me greater retention and the ability to experiment.  I can see some of my problems already ... with you last info ... 2.1 vs. 7.5 pf.  Once I get mine going properly .. I will be able to test a few thoughts that I have going on ... of which I will post ... even if they don't work, so as to avoid replecation.

One thing missing in my set of tools was an inductance meter ... which is now on its way.

Thank you for the insight.

@the Dr. I do like the bits instead of the silver platter ... it does make the brain work better for the long run.

@nickle989
The silver platter has been around for some time now but for some reason no one wants to take it out of the box. I do not understand as I have not tried to be cryptic. I have been told that every driver does not need to know how to build a car to use it, this is correct, but this is not a car.

@All
The silver platter seems to work quite well indeed. I am learning by the day. 

Best regards

Jim

[nickle989]

@Dr. ... no you have not been cryptic at all .... it is more on my part not being able to retain the info .. and I am certain that if a question was asked you would answer as you have done so many times.  I started back at the beginning of the thread a yesterday to make sure that I have not missed anything else.

For what it is worth ... and not to change the thread ... I reproduced an hydrogen booster/welder from a very well known individual in the area and came up with less then satisfying results.  When people would ask him hard questions ... well lets just say it was not great answers. 

Here at least we see that results can be duplicated and proven.  Which is far more encouraging.

[DrStiffler]

@All
The first board was assembled and tested, surprise! it worked the first time power was supplied.