Pulsed DC Transformer with Embedded Magnets

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Stan Meyer Story

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GDHT0hBgVOw

The US Government Scientists should be able to examine the working car and all the documents.  The chance of their reproducing the technology is 100%.

My gut feel is that the US Government has this as a TOP SECRET project.

Now with our understanding of FLEET, any top research team in China can build and improve the technology.  The Hangzhou conference will be fun.

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What Stan Meyer really accomplished

Most people, including Stan Meyer himself, thought that he discovered a special method of splitting water molecules with low electrical power.

In reality, he used Lead-Out Energy via the Pulsed DC Transformer with resonance feedback.  The energy required  to split the water molecules remained the same!   He lead-out more energy with his set up.   His method can be applied to heating or lighting.

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The Stan Meyer Loopback Mechanism

Most people did not realize that the DC Pulsed transformer mechanism can produce overunity.  Thus they could not appreciate the loopback mechanism even though they stared at it.

I and my team usually think of feedback mechanism back to the beginning or at the Primary Coil area.  In the case of the Stan Meyer, the loopback mechanism occurs at the Secondary Coil.  Even if the COP is tiny, the loopback mechanism will magnify it quickly.  The system did not blow up because the energy drain out mechanisms at high energy production rate would cut down the loopback available.

We could use electronic control as an alternative.  A simple fuse mechanism can be used to prevent blowing up initially.

What Stan Meyer really accomplished

Most people, including Stan Meyer himself, thought that he discovered a special method of splitting water molecules with low electrical power.

In reality, he used Lead-Out Energy via the Pulsed DC A with resonance feedback.  The energy required  to split the water molecules remained the same!   He lead-out more energy with his set up.   His method can be applied to heating or lighting.

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MIT scientist funded â€" use Sun Energy to Split Water

Found this article published on March 5, 2010
http://www.physorg.com/news187031401.html

I am sure that with US$4 million funding, MIT will discover the work of the late Stan Meyer and our posts here.  They will have no problem producing a version of FLEET.

We now have a worthy competitor.  See who can get a product to the market first.  The World will benefit.  “They” might have poisoned Stan Meyer.  Will “they” murder an MIT scientist?  Will “they” be able to murder all the forum members who read my posts?  Life is fun.

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Pulsed DC Transformer with Embedded A on Feb 24, 2010

I have decided to submit the unpatented, open source invention, named “Pulsed DC Transformer with Embedded Magnets” for competition for the Overunity Prize. 

I am so sure that it works that I submit the entry even before I or any of my team has built it.

The goal is to let the World learn and build it together.  No other Individual, Company, Organization or Government can apply for patents and claim it as their intellectual property.  This overunity invention is meant to benefit the World.

I do not care about the actual money.  The first person to deliver a working prototype to Stefan should have it.  This will be an incentive for the Forum Members to act quickly. 

The details of the Pulsed DC Transformer with Embedded Magnets are available in the Lee-Tseung Lead Out Theory thread.

Lawrence Tseung
Director
Help Seedlings Innovate Foundation Limited.

*** Just received word that the initial experimental results are successful!!!!!!!

A permanent magnet do not induce any energy into the steel core in the transformer to let it be tapped by one or both coils. It will not induce any DC or extra high pulse out of the secondary coil. The magnet do nothing but saturating the iron core and move the magnetic bias inside the core. This will also decrease the pulse output regardless of the pulse direction.

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