New Choke Configuration. HV Water Dissassociation. (Low Power)

[dutchy1966]

Hi Dogs,

Very impressive results! It surely seems like a breakthrough...... keep us informed!

I will soon begin replication of your setup.
Can you answer the following things for me please.
I have my pulser ready but I can't get hold of a BUZ350 FET (out of production). What MOSFET do you have in the lawton pulser?

and,

What dimensions are your tubes. Especially the gap between them. I have 6 tubes of 20 cm with a gap of 1mm ready.

thanks!

Robert

[oystla]

1. Hansvonlieven: "Stan did not use diodes"??

In his patents depicting his famous circuit, he actually name the diode type. This type can handle maxiumum 1200 volts in reverse as far as I found.

2. Dogs, my point is that diodes is specified also with a maximum allowable voltage they can handle in reverse. If increased above, they will be destroyed, as when you do with too high voltages on capacitors.....

[SwinG]

Hi Dogs,

Sounds very interesting.
Could you tell a bit more about winding and core specs?
What about a diagram.

I'm about to play around with a Stanley Meyer replication as well in the near future. Need some work-for-money obstacles out of the way first.

Congrationlations on your fine result. Looking forward to some productions measurements.

SwinG

[Dogs]

Hans,

Thanks for that interesting schematic.
It seems to validate my use of the bifilar coil arrangement.

It is interesting how these overunity circuits have similar characteristics.
That would be a very interesting project to build.
Has anyone created one and published results?

Regarding the HV on the diodes. It does not seem to be an issue at the low amps.
Additionally, we are witnessing new atomic behaviors in these resonant circuits.
Even water behaves strangely within the circuit (it disassociates).
I'll continue using the single diode for my tests, if it breaks, then we get a bigger one.

Best,
-Dogs

[Dogs]

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