Stanley Meyer Explained

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    Ionizing radiation such as ultraviolet light in an electric field.   The electric field appears to be able to accelerate electrically charged particles like electrons.   If you initiate an electron cascade event in water vapor injected between two plates of a capacitor the accelerating electric field causes impact ionization.  It also decreases electron recombination.  As electrons bombard the anode it will cause space charge to build up around the anode unless they tunnel through the anode and slow down in what Tesla called a translatory device like a motor or resistor.  The products of the ionization of water vapor are monatomic oxygen and monatomic hydrogen.   The atoms after leaving the electrically stressed electron depleted zone will form various "excited" states of molecules.  Such as O3-O4-H-h2-oh-h3-.   In the presence of nitrogen you will get various recombination products like nitrates-nitrous oxidides-etc.   This recombination process is exothermic and will cause the fuel mixture to become heated and "burn" in the piston which increase the molecular kinetic energy.  In a confined vessel like a piston at tdc the increased molecular kinetic energy causes an increase in cylinder pressure as compared to crankcase pressure.   It is the conversion of electron motion within the atoms to macroscopic motion of a group of atoms we call a car.  Electron velocity within an atom 30 million miles per hour.  Free electron velocity in a car 60 miles an hour.  When you intensify voltage you are basically causing the force carried by electrically charged particles to work upon your area of interest.  Tesla built a voltage intensifier circuit that relies on producing standing waves within a resonant electrical configuration.  By impressing oscillations at the resonant frequency of a tank the tank saves the input force by increasing the amplitude of the standing wave.   The electrostatic potential between node and antidnode of the standing wave produces intense accelerating electric fields.   Tesla produced his tanks by careful attention to the capacitance and inductance of a coil.  By pulsing the coil at it's resonant frequency the coil offered infinite impedance to passage of electrical force through it.   So the force impressed, however meager accumulates, and the voltage between node and antinode (terminals of the coil) goes sky high.  This is like having the output of a huge step-up transformer terminating in open air.   There is no secondary current but it will sure as hell induce one in your body if you get between it and a free electron source.
   Voltage is a measure of force.  It is like using a lever.  You want to move a huge rock with just little old you.  You increase the force on your object at the sacrafice of time.  You will have to move the lever for a long time using the little gravitational force field you have.  You accumulate the force in the short end of the lever.



     sm in further refinements would use the hydrogen gas electric force field to not form water.    This is the equivalent of running a fuel cell without forming water.  Why would you take a whole bunch of protons and combine them with an element that creates a ground state molecule?  You take the protons-insulate them-allow the electric field to accelerate electrons towards them and divert the acclerated electrons into a copper collector to force electrons through an isolated working circuit.  Shed the velocity increase doing work instead of forming water.

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A video to help get this technology out to the world: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RWhQusfWuac


Enjoy everyone 


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H20power
Thank you for sharing this tech ,really looking forward to studying this and understanding your data !
the claims seem quite amazing!
very nice Presentation .

Chet

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Well, getting the voltages up now  .


Hope to have it up and running soon.


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Shouldn't be long now I hope 

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