no, lol...but one of my guys has been in contact with Chris @ Quad City Innovations. I got the bobbin, SS wire and core from John Bostick for testing. I'm pretty sure he told me it came from Stan's stuff, but of course you should be able to confirm this.
If the cells polarity switched with each pulse, wouldn't that be equivalent to the steam resonator? In the sales manual Stan states that there is both a static and alternating field being applied to the cell. I don't understand how that one would work?
Yes, I was just about to point that out. In the Steam Resonator circuit, the gate pulses make the transistor switch the polarity on the plate, much like a H-bridge circuit. The voltage acts much like AC, but pulsed in a way to limit current. As you can test with AC voltage, it will not fracture the water but it will heat it up pretty fast. With tests that I have done with 120vac, I was able to super heat the water from room temp. to over 220 degrees in a matter of minutes. Here is a scope shot of what the output of the Steam Resonator pulses should look like. (http://www.globalkast.com/images/tonywoodside/steam_resonator_pulse.jpg)
HMS, in one of Stan's patents he writes about the Sec., L1 & L2, each being wrapped with a ratio of 10:1 compared to the primary. This would make the summation of the coils a 30:1 step-up. I mentioned this back last year, but I guess nobody paid me any attention. Stan says that with 12v input to the primary, you will get 360v at the output of the chokes.
Now, the thing that we all need to understand about the cell is this, the cell will act almost as a dead short with having a resistance around 200 - 250 ohms. What Stan was doing or attempting to do is make the cell act as a true capacitor. It will act as a really bad leaky capacitor, but once you, as Stan says, tune into the dielectric value of water, only then it will act as a real true capacitor! Like I stated earlier in this thread, the water has a dielectric of 78%, which is non-conductive. So at a certain frequency you will nullify the 22% conductivity and tune into the 78% non-conductive part of water and the voltage will rise dramatically with no current leakage!
yea thats the circuit he has on his website, but if you look in the video he is using a different circuit. This is the circuit he is using in the video. (http://www.globalkast.com/images/tonywoodside/A.Petty_Circuit.png)
yea when the u get the high voltages across the plates, the high voltages will cause the SS material to release its own electrons into the water and it will aid in the splitting. So the electrons in the water will come from the SS plates and not the circuit itself.
The frequency can be harmonics of the frequency used to split the water molecule. Like say if the LC circuit resonates at 5kHz, this would be like the 7th Harmonic of 320kHz. (http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/b/b1/Waves_in_Box.svg/220px-Waves_in_Box.svg.png)
Yea the voltage force is what causes the electrons from the SS material to be pulled off the surface and also splitting the water. To understand the cell you first need to understand antennas, waveguides and electromagnetism. Once you research this you will see that the the waveguide has to match the coil. Just like the way a radio operates.
The frequency matched to the gap does have to be a full wavelength frequency, it can be a 3/4 wave, 1/2 wave, 1/4 wave, etc.. Also during current restriction you will not have electrons from the coils crossing the plates, but you will have electrons from the SS plates them self crossing through the water and this will aid in the water splitting. Now as far as the water is concerned, Stan states that water has a dielectric value of approx. 78. This means that 78% of the water bath is non-conductive and the remaining 22% is conductive. Based on tests that I have conducted does prove this to be true. I wont go into full details, but I will tell you this, Stan says he wanted to "tune" into the dielectric properties of water (non-conductive 78%), so basically he wanted to nullify the 22% conductive property of the water bath. Now you have to ask yourself how you can do this!
in the VIC cabinet there were two other circuits, one for the "Steam Resonator" and another for the "Gas Processor". If I was a betting man, I would say the circuit you are referring to, was for the Gas Processor.
Still no luck with the 5VIC. I've been trying to get high voltages out of it and have only been able to get around 40v at the output with the cell disconnected. With the cell connected Ive only be able to get around 8v. Anybody else with a similar 5VIC been able to get the need HV?
Actually the scope shot is up side down. The reason for this is because of what you are referencing the signal to. I've tested this with my scope and I've had the same thing happen, where my image would be opposite to what it actually is. if you look at the image below you'll see that this is correct. (http://www.globalkast.com/images/stanmeyer/8XA_Scope_Shot_from_Don.PNG)
I was thinking about something else today with the VIC setup. What if the cell itself doesn't really play much of a role in the setup? What I mean by this is that maybe the cell just acts a resistive load in the circuit and the resonance that takes place in only between the chokes. This is something I noticed when I was testing my setup and when I got resonance I could disconnect my cell from the chokes and replace it with a larger plate cell with a higher capacitance (10.8nF) and it would still resonant at the same frequency as the smaller cell (1.6nF).
If you watch Puharich's video he says that his system is around 90% or so efficient and by the time everything is put into place on a car of something like that, that the over all systems efficiency will drop to around 70% or so.
Testing has been going pretty good. I just finished wrapping the 6-1 VIC coil, so hopefully I will be doing some testing with that this weekend.
Some stuff I've been looking at for awhile about Stan's coils is that the voltages from each choke, L1 & l2, are opposite to each other like say +1kv and -1kv. With this being said the currents will be 180 degrees out of phase. These out of phase currents are being sent to the same load so therefore the total current will be the difference of the two. for example, L1 = +1kv @ 200mA and L2 = -1kv @ 210mA, the current & voltage totals will be 2kv @ 10mA. The current difference would be to current leakage. This would explain how Stan was able to allow high voltages at very low currents in a "dead short" condition. It would also explain why Stan wrapped the chokes bifilar in the 6-1 coil to reduce the current leakage. This is just my thoughts and theories on what Stan was doing. What do you guys think?
