HydroMeyers Vic

[johnbostick]

Buzz
That sounds like a very good theory but In reading through the patents that are listed on the VicCoil box they all claim the Vic is used for gas production using a water cell.
sample: from the last patent Stan filed.

U.S. Pat. No. 5,293,857 Sec. 5 Line 6 through Line 21

One aspect of an overall system provides a source of fuel gas including hydrogen, such as a water fuel cell, 7, described in my U.S. Pat. No. 4,936,961 including water capacitor 8 immersed in a volume of water 9 which produces a source of hrogen/oxygen and non-combustible gas mixture 10 that is operatively interconnected with the gas management system 11 through regulator 13.  Preferably the gas management system 11 includes a logic module and central processing unit interconnected to sensors and controllers in the system.  The voltage intensifier-circuit 12 regulates voltage amplitude, pulse frequency and gated pulse frequency associated with operation of the fuel cell 7.
(See U.S. Pat. No. 4,936,961, FIG.  1, and U.S. Pat. No. 4,798,661.) and is interconnected to the gas management module.

[johnbostick]

Buzz

I attached a page from the U.S. Pat. No.5,149,407 That is a drawing of an injector that has the voltage intensifier built in to it.  It would have to have an electrical connector on it.

[Grumpy]

Grumpy - I am going to back off my claim of pulse compression modulator.

I milled one of those core forms last night and while I was winding it, I boned up on some of Meyer's patents.

So here is an updated analysis, take it for what it is worth:
The VIC transformer photo appears to be a transverse wave generator. The bifilar pancake coils (primary) on the OUTSIDE and the SS coaxial coils in the center indicate transverse wave generator.

So why would Meyer be so interested in limiting current which a transverse wave generator like that would do? He got tired of welding his injector tips together but even more important, and what this device seems to be all about is the laser injection.

Look at the patent numbers referenced on the case. Notice how they include laser injection? Read through all the patent descriptions. A small gas discharge hydrogen laser was in the tip of the injector. Most people look at that tube and associate that with his tube cell. WRONG!

The reason the device is staged is so Meyer could fire the laser more times in rapid succession. (particle oscillation)

Due to the tiny nature of the laser he was using he needed to limit current to prevent arcing between the laser electrodes. The tiny miniature sun he talked about was a result of his focusing / crossover lens which he patented.

So while we thought it was a photolytic process, it appears to be a fusion process and would make sense since Meyer was asked in a lecture "Could the process go critical" Meyer replied "no it would stay sub critical and just burn itself out unless there was a neutron source."

So the vertox magneto to fire the voltage, the hybrid laser distributor to fire the laser (which appears to be where this VIC eventually wound up hiding) the ionized gas generator and water mist injection all make sense now.

NOTE - A hydrogen laser emits a UV band that is perfect for splitting water. (Blacklight power)

Remember I mentioned a gas discharge lamp hidden in the top center tube of Meyer's original cell acting like a spark gap? The water will absorb the UV light and you will not see it with the naked eye. Normally a laser will shine right through water UNLESS it is steam or bubbled OR matched with the photo wavelength.

Meyer's comment about the system being capable of generating power is also explained. When you pulse H2 gas it transmutes to H1 and in the electron exchange process can generate heat or electricity.

The dead short condition that spewing is so focused on is nothing more than the electrical arc on the injector tip.

So I don't think was a photolytic fission process, I think it was a fusion process. That would sure explain all that talk about "electron extraction" and building the proton and the laser cooling aspect would surely explain Meyer's "greater than normal thermal energy". :-)

So what are we looking at? Probably a laser driver for a very small gas discharge laser. Now if we only had the injectors.

It is fission.  The fact that he could use the gas for production of electricity is direct and specific proof of this very specific form of fission.  His brother is well aware of this, by he way, and is elusive about the particulars.

Like I said a month ago:

Making bonds is exothermic.

On a side note: "Mosses" knows I nailed it.  He can be coy all he wants.

[johnbostick]

Buzz
Calm down I’m not trying to hurt you.  The last patent Stan filed has all the components in it that you are trying to disqualify. I can’t imagine that Stan with his ability to patent his discoveries was doing something as complex as a miniature hydrogen laser that emits a backlight UV band for splitting water that he didn’t ever file for patent on or leave any record of.  Attached is the page from his last patent that answers your questions about where all these components are.

[johnbostick]

Buzz
If you ever get anywhere with this technology you will have a sure enough transporter beam.