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Stanley Meyer related video's

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Dear all,

Please watch the video from about 30 minutes.
Meyer explains that his voltage pulses to his waterfuel cell had the purpose of bringing in zero point energy into the atoms....
Its the best explanation i ever heard.




24th of August. Please remember Stanley Meyer.He was a great man for us all.

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The only thing I can contribute to Stanley Meyer day is a story my 7th grade grade teacher told me in the mid to late 80's... im 40 now and was 12 or 13 then lol  anyway I over heard her telling another teacher " those crazy guys did it " and went on about putting a piece of blimp skin in there to get the patent or to freak em out enough to have no doubt about the quanity of gas Stan and Steve Meyer's produced. ( this frikin page is throwing my typing all over the place again ??? ?) I told Robey about it and Steve mentioned some things about it in his interview.The jist of the story is a secret never told about what they used the blimp skin or the silver rocket fuel model paint was used for.I think it was either used on the generator tubes or in the gas processor electrodes.I hope somebody else knows more about the use of those type of materials with all this... maybe go back and listen to Steve Meyers interview with James Robey and see if you can fit it when where it belongs.
to Steve or Geon..whoever fixed what was wrong with why this site throws my typing all over the place...its doing it again and very aggravating.


Hi Kevin,


Your typing should work fine now again.
The new forum software was messing things up.
So, back to the old software.


Steve





Stans theory on bringing atoms in an unstable state

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Oxygen will absorb and emit ultraviolet, while, Hydrogen will absorb and emit infrared... So, I assume he used both at one point or another. In fact, in the tech breif he illustrates how to make a laser device with the use of ionized hydrogen to emit infrared.


This is one of his most amazing developments. He is "flexing" the "energy aperture" of the hydrogen atom which allows universal energy to enter this three-dimensional portion of the universe. Like he explains, with the electron spinning around the proton, it should collapse into it in a billionth of a second, the forces require it, however it does not happen because energy is constantly being drawn into the atom structure to maintain it's stable state. This energy that is constantly being drawn into the atoms to maintain their existence can be manipulated by putting the atom into a non-equilibrium state where an increased amount of universal energy is demanded by the atom to maintain it's existence. Doing this in a controlled manner allows him to release energy directly from the atoms without reacting or destroying them. The kind of energy that comes out is electromagnetic energy, of which light is merely a select frequency range of the larger spectrum. He calls it an EASER, where the E stands for Energy, instead of an L for Light in LASER. Energy (Light) Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation


Yes, Donald.
This is one of his greatest idea,s.
He often explains this with a big smile on his face. :)



Not Exactly Stan Meyer info, BUT

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Hello,

I'm just a new member on this forum and very much interested in HHO. In fact I registered in another website but I they seem to not interested in Stan Meyer's work.

I am also interested in inventing but unfortunately have no patent granted yet. I came across Stan Meyer's invention in youtube and I think he's right on high voltage. I also looked into photolysis but the process is low voltage. My idea is between photolysis and Meyer's. It's high voltage but moderately high current.

Photolysis needs flow of electron for every molecule of water. If you apply Meyer's high voltage, it would be a lot easier for water dissociation. This is what I experienced.  I even tried magnetic resonance and combination of a lot of things.

I discovered a non-conventional reactor to lower the water's resistivity. I used deionized water with a resistivity of more than 10 Megaohms and the amperage at 30 volts is zero with no gas production. However, at 220 volts, the resistance went down to about 150 ohms and good gas production. I have not yet set it up to measure the output. When I used purified water, the resistance was 60 ohms. I want to compare my numbers with the replica of Meyer's and make sure that I'm on the right track.

I might need a partner to pursue this because I got laid off.

Welcome to this forum!
Interesting tests you did.
At the end, ill gues, you had basic electrolysis, i think.
Production would have been the same with 2v and the same amps.
Stan talks about KV's.... Thats hard to do.
But its good to have another builder here on the forum!

Steve



function of VIC: rethinking signals...

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Good questions again.

I suggest you read up on Rutherford–Bohr. Losing electrons happens by use of adding energy.
Normally, that would be photonic energy and you measure that in eV like with LEDS.
The ground state energy level of the electron in a hydrogen atom is −13.6 eV
Hydrogen's ionisation energy is 1312 kJ mol-1
I am pretty sure that Steve Meyer ment this and not normal 11V stuff......

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bohr_model

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hydrogen

http://www.chemguide.co.uk/atoms/properties/hspectrum.html

Steve

 

Why did Stan Meyer heat up the HHO gas?

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For most fluids, flow through a valve results in a dropping of both pressure and temperature. Some fluids such as helium,hydrogen have a "reverse Joule-Thompson" effect, which simply means that instead of the temperature dropping along with the pressure, the temperature actually increases.
If the gas molecules were so close together that moving apart would give
them a lower potential energy, then the molecules repel each other.
Expansion lowers the intermolecular potential energy. This means that
expansion releases energy from the intermolecular potential, and that energy
is picked up by the molecules' kinetic energy. In other words, the gas
molecules speed up and the temperature increases.

 


Read more: http://wiki.answers.com/Q/Why_does_hydrogen_gas_warm_instead_of_cool_upon_sudden_expansion#ixzz1m7D9t6Jj

Why did Stan Meyer heat up the HHO gas?

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I also agree on the idea that the gas was gaining energy by heating..... Not sure if it would be enough for making atomic hydrogen.

Steve
Well wasn't that the idea to insert energy into the gas (destabilizing orbits)? Laser energy, heating etc.
You will need less voltage to to strip electrons from the atoms and make it more unstable, then the gas is much more explosive (unstable)?
More from less?

Br,
Webmug


I like that idea...more for less..... ;)

Its the whole idea to strip electrons from the gas atoms so that they keep on trying to get some kind of equilibrium....

Just theory, till proven.... ;)

Why did Stan Meyer heat up the HHO gas?

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I re read the dealer manual and on top of the waterfuelcell , Meyer is heating the HHO with HHO gas.
Why is he doing that?

Look at this:
http://www.physics.montana.edu/demonstrations/video/4_thermodynamics/demos/gasviscositychangewithtemperature.html

Steve
Just a thought.

If Stan went up in the process to create "atomic hydrogen" how can he do it; didn't he use the gasgun? Another VIC unit and heat? Do you need higher electrostatic fields or did he heat up the HHO and use lower energy input for this process?

John Keely's Laws of Harmony (1898)-> 40 powerful laws:
John Ernst Worrell Keely direct relation to Stanley Allen Meyer and Dr. Andrija Puharich etc.

Law of Chemical Dissociation
"If the pitch of either atom, in a molecule, be raised or lowered; or, if they both be unequally raised or lowered in pitch until the mutual ratio be that of a discord; or, if the oscillation amplitude be augmented by heat until the atoms are with the concentric waves of attraction, - the atoms will separate."

Law of Variation of Atomic Pitch by Electricity and Magnetism
"Electricity and Magnetism produce internal vibrations in the atom, which are followed by proportional changes in volume and, therefore, pitch."

Br,
Webmug

yes, WM,

Remember all our college researchers doing MMW calculations with their electrolysis processes.
I done those as well for years. When i heated up the HHO with just 5 degrees, it made a hugh difference!
Much more volume.
Stan created more volume. More volume of the same H atoms, means in my opinion that he was regulating the burn rate...

I also agree on the idea that the gas was gaining energy by heating..... Not sure if it would be enough for making atomic hydrogen.

Steve

Figuring out the Steam Resonator

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Above you'll see the bridge rectifier circled in red, made of individual diodes.
I'm still not sure what purpose it serves through...The input to the rectifier is 24VAC...

HI
This bridge is the part of the power source for driving circuit of steam resonator for home heating. In the dune buggy power source is 12 V from accumulator. ( so bridge is for other purpose )
andy

Looks like its part of the powersupply.

Steve

Figuring out the Steam Resonator

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another point to remember: a sine wave allows the water molecule to flip slowly as it changes phase 180 degrees, but a sharp square wave will SNAP the molecules 180 degrees, thats where the most efficient heating will be found

Nice theory, Ali, but questionable. Water doesnt react very quick on power on and off.
Take two electrodes and a bucket of water. Turn on the power. It takes at least 3 seconds before you see any reaction. Even when the water already has a charge, it will react slow.
At least, those are my observations....for what it is worth...  ;)


End of the Meyer story?

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In water, the charge is passed thru by ions.No flow of electrons, as far as i have understand it.

Nice theory about the use of the steam resonator. :)

End of the Meyer story?

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well, people are telling me that energy is never consumed.
Its there. Its changes shapes or form, but its there.
So, you tell me.....