Stan Meyer's "Non-Electrolysis" method

[dcarlson]

There is some similar work taking place with quartz, rochelle salts, and piezo electric at
http://www.overunity.com/index.php?topic=972.new;topicseen

Don

[Tempest]

I dont think Stan Meyers got his over unity with the electrolysis. Look up the spark plug that he was using and then look up mono-atomic hydrogen.

[trog601]

I'm not trained in this area, but I had a similar thought last night after reading reports on Meyer's work, google them and found you folks.

Question:  Is it possible that Meyer was using sonics to "stress" the bonds making it easier to split them via a secondary method like standard electrolysis?   What would happen if you stress the bonds via sonics and had a tesla-like discharge near the transducer creating the sonic pulse? If the bonds were already under stress how much additional energy would be required to split them, especially near the transducer?

I read last night that water had a resonant frequency of 45.8 khz.

[sm0ky2]

have we considered the resonant frequency of the actual tubes themselves?

it would seem that a peizo would not be necessary under this analysis.

[canada765]

Stan Meyer's Water Fuel Cell Technical brief is located here, for anyone who wants to read it. It's quite detailed and may provide more clues to his technology. Just scroll down until you see,
Stanley A. Meyer, 1995. Water Fuel Cell - Technical Brief. I'd attach it here but it's too large

http://www.theorionproject.org/en/research.html

Regards
Steve