Meyer type WFC - from design and fabrication to test and development.

[Farrah Day]

I'm fairly certain that Puharich never claimed to run a car off ac electrolysis, but I see Puharich as being the most likely source of Meyers inspiration.

Yes, Dingel does apparently run a car off his unit. I've seem diagrams of his unit which just seem to show a standard, simple electrolyser - no pulsing electronics or the like. Bit of a mystery to me.

[dutchy1966]

I fairly certain that Purarich never claimed to run a car off ac electrolysis, but I see Purarich as being the most likely source of Meyers inspiration.

Hi Farrah

I fully agree to that. There are just too many similarities to dismiss any connection between the two.... The question now is what exactly is it that makes this thing tick? Is it the audio type signal that comes from an alternator? If so, how did SM copy that into his solid state technology......OR didn't he??? We can see the alternator in he demo cell video and the car that ran on water has a alternator of course. This raises the question, do we have proof somewhere that SM was NOT using an alternator and still got the massive production?

So far i've only looked at Puharichs patent. Have you got any more stuff or relevant links that you're willing to share? (Puharich related that is....)

Robert

[dutchy1966]

I've invited Able Morley to join us here at overunity.com. Hope he does respond....

Robert

[dutchy1966]

Dr. Andrija Puharich's vibratory method of breakin


May 6, 1990

Vibrations that Split Molecules
Produce Energy

Seawater - or even dirty rainwater - could be transmuted into fuel
through a new technique serendipitously discovered by a researcher
in medical electronics.

Dr. Andrija Puharich has found a way to split water molecules by
tuning in on the vibrations of their atoms and breaking the
molecules into hydrogen, which could become fuel, and oxygen.

Alternating-current impulses augment naturally occurring
vibrations in the H2O molecules. By boosting the vibrations out
of control, Puharich makes the molecules fly apart into the
component atoms.

He likens the water-splitting effect to the way soldiers marching
in step across a bridge risk damaging the structure by making it
vibrate at a critical, stress-producing rate.

Electrolysis by simple direct current would create hydrogen and
oxygen with a net energy efficiency of only 54 percent, according
to Puharich, a Virginia-based inventor. But he says his
alternating-current system reaches better than 90 per cent
efficiency.

A former physician, Puharich discovered the water-splitting
technique a dozen years ago but has only recently presented his
findings publicly.

Originally, he was investigating the DISRUPTIVE EFFECT of
electrical resonances on blood clots and noticed a peculiar thing:
in dilute blood, a SPECIFIC FREQUENCY made bubbles appear in the
liquid.

Lab analysis showed that the bubbles were composed of oxygen and
hydrogen.

A barrel-shaped cavity contains the water in Puharich's recently
refined system. He introduces alternating current at A KEY
FREQUENCY of 600 cycles per second.

The cavity resonates with the impulses in somewhat the same way
the body of a violin resonates with the sound of one string,
ADDING HIGHER AND LOWER HARMONICS TO THE PRINCIPAL TONE.

The additional harmonics, Puharich says, cause the proton in the
hydrogen atom TO ROTATE, further forcing the hydrogen to split
from the oxygen.

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Puharich suggests that the splitting energy could be provided by
solar or wind generators. The hydrogen could then be stored and
used conveniently in fuel cells or hydrogen-powered cars.

[Farrah Day]

Yes, although Meyer's resonant charging cct is almost identical to the original Puharich document diagram (just the addition of the diode), there would appear to be distinct differences in the applied signal.

Puharich used and AM modulated ac signal, whereas Meyer would seem to have used gated half-wave rectified ac in order to provide dc pulses more akin to FM.

Therefore, although both Puharich and Meyers cct diagrams are nigh-on identical to look at, they would seem to be very different in their claimed method of operation.

To my mind, the first thing that strikes me is that Puharich's setup can genuinely resonate - Meyer's setup can't!

I think it's definitely worth experimenting with modulated ac to see if Puharich's ac electrolysis can be replicated easier than Meyer's.

After saying in a post above that I could not recall Puharich claiming to have run a car on water, I have just realised that at the very beginning of the document it reads:

Dr Andrija Puharich reportedly drove his motor home for hundreds of thousands of miles around North America in the 1970s using only water as fuel. At a mountain pass in Mexico, he collected snow for water. Here is the only article he wrote on the subject, plus his patent:

Though the above statement does not appear to be from Puharich himself, the text that follows is. This is entitled: Cutting the Gordian Knot of the Great Energy Bind by Andrija Puharich appears to a scientific paper. However, rather curiously what seems like a later continuation appears to be written and patented by presumably his offspring, Henry K. Puharich.

Henry K Puharich's entry starts by saying: "Disclosed herein is a new and improved thermodynamic device to produce hydrogen gas and oxygen gas from ordinary water molecules..."

It is dated, July 19, 1983 - is that Meyer era?
Another bit of mystery!

Funny how you don't always register these things on initial readings - I guess that comes down to the mind-boggling effect that trying to understand and/or decipher hundreds of documents, patents and posting have on us, eh!