Stanley Meyer's 9XB
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I understand, like and very much appreciate Stanley Meyer's designs of HHO reactors. He was a bright man who had done a lot of research in the field, wanting to improve the whole world. He really had love for God's creation in general, not just for the ones created in God's own image. There are though several problems concerning his designs. The most important thing i would like to say right now is that i will use the 9XB generator. A truly concerning issue with his design is the power stage of the installation. It can consist of a MOSFET, a BJT or a SCR. All of them mounted on heat sinks and being power elements. In my own humble opinion, using power electronics is 'forcing your will upon God's creation'. We have been forcing God to do our way all along and this is why we have failed so many times or simply the results have been at times quite disappointing. Many able men of Science have been disappointed by their own creations at times, all because of this mistake. We have too big egos. Our egos take too much of our minds. We are trying to impose our will upon God and the answer that we get is failure or at best a partial or modest success. This is the situation with the dry HHO reactor, a partial success. It consumes a lot of power and in order for it to work well, previous experimentation has shown that it has to be supplied in low current but as high a pressure as practicable. Still the power will be big. It will draw a lot of current and the amount of gas won't be enough so that when supplied to an engine, the system to be able to achieve self sufficiency. For us to find the True Way of The Heavens of our Maker we have to think clearly not let our egos have the best of us. Forcing Nature isn't going to help. I came across certain reactor designs that were indeed a pleasure to watch. You could watch them performing for hours and feel like you were at a movie. Such installations may have 9 water cells completely covered by water in a transparent tank or tube. The capacitors may be tubular in shape and in design will be one within the other. The outer plates may be all tied together while the inner ones will each be connected to the drain of a power element such as a MOSFET. This power element is naturally mounted on a heat sink. There will be a total of nine inner plates each connected to a power element, each power element bolted to it's heat sink. Then the outer plates being all but tied together will serve as the common electrode for the positive potential of the power supply. Water will simply conduct between the two electrodes and energy will reach the power element which in turn may dissipate heat. Such a design can be further improved by the addition of a certain transformer with a ferrite core which will generate a potential of more than a thousand volts. Research has shown this to be an improvement in the direction of a free energy device. Maybe i will receive a bit of credit for my idea when i say that it may not pose a severe difficulty for the reactor to be in the form of a dry one with the exceptions that the gaskets should be rather short towards the center and maybe no more than 2 mm thin and the plates be electrically insulated from each other so water may not be able to touch and conduct between them. This i consider to be of great importance. Then a higher voltage i believe will have an even greater effect, when it is borne in mind that it is actually a high pressure with a high frequency and a square wave such as provided by the 9XB of Mr.Stanley Meyer. I in my humble education would also like to add that whenever there is heat dissipation, there is not much harmony. Harmony is the Golden Key in Electrical Engineering. Yow will see that a simple circuit with a diac and triac absorbs so very little power that it is unrecognizable. That is Harmony right there. The circuit does well, not to say it can't be done even better, but still a great amount of power is being controlled harmoniously* by a small component. Truly worthy to be noted down.
