Yup, you can't create voltage across the cell without the L2 choke or with one that is to small. Resonate action also is a effect and I would imagine that it has something to do with L2 being a different size. As Tony has pointed out, it would be sending a different frequency to the cell than the L1. Could this cause resonant action?
Yeah I would think that all those things would apply. It couldnt just be one frequency right? I mean the electronics scan and find resonance in the range they were designed for so it couldn't be. Maybe resonant action can happen in a rang of frequencies. With that said would it not also depend on the voltage force being applied?
There is one part I'd like to add that hasn't been talked about to much. Resonant action, this is shown in patents when explaining the wiper arm on the bottom choke. He said it was four resonant action tuning. For a long time I thought this was for tuning into circuit resoance but I found out that my Water cap resonates with the top inductor. Tony and Don have posted similar findings. It wasn't till the sales manual was release that Stan explained that resonant action was the movement of atom\ions in the water cap. This is way I think his chokes were different sizes. He never came out and said they were the same but said things like they were similar length. So, with the movement of ions that we are creating we could have colison between them and a transfer of electrons. Stan also states in the sales manual that colision is part of the process
Stan had many different designs, bifilar coils was one of them. The 5 coil Vic on two U cores is what you see most people try to replicate because that's what Don found at the estate and documented. We have the most information about it.
I believe Stan had the buggy working. Don didn't get it to work but that doesn't mean it never did. Image one of the first pc computers, without the 1000 page user guide the owner would not of been able to get it to work unless the owner of the computer was also the designer. Who knows what kind of trouble shooting is involved with Stan's prototype system
Resonant frequency of course is electrical resonance, but when Stan refers to resonant action he is talking about the movement of ions in the cell. Resonat action promotes collision. This is the reason for the wiper arm on the negative choke in some of Stan's diagrams, in his actual resoance cell the chokes are different sizes to accomplish this task
The eec is a device that Stan used in the gas part. He ionized it and then tried to catch electrons to prevent recombination of atoms, from my current point of view....
Yes of course, I'm sorry I wasn't clear. Here is what I've been working on. I am working with gas
it would increase, correct? By decreasing the amount of electrons, the three atoms when ignited will keep realeasing energy as they try to stablize. This will go on untill h20 is formed, another structure is formed, or the atoms implode which would release great amounts of energy. At least this is what stan said is happening. I think this process relates to Einstein's nuclear physics but I've never looked into it.
CrazyEwok, thats a great example. I gennerly know how and engine works and it is simple, but building one from scratch would be very complecated.
johnbostick, what laws do you suggest are being broken? I've discused many of them with my professers and they can't really find a way any one of them is broken. At least from how we thing all this stuff works.
Stan was using the steam resonater on the buggy, maybe it had a bigger purpose then to keep the water from freezing during the winter. Has anyone tryed hot water in their cell? I tryed in mine and didn't have any luck, but I don't really expect anything from my current set up
That sounds great! Have you tryed tuning the chokes as Tony advised? anyway it sounds like you have a great setup that you can improve upon! keep up the good work and keep us informed
