Herman Anderson
Started by unknown · · 85 posts · last reply 15 March 2024
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#51 · date not recorded
7.5 cycles per second = 7.5Hertz
If the pulse is a 50% duty cycle, then during the off time of the duty cycle, you have enough time to pulse some HV pulses in the cell.
It takes 10 to 15 milliseconds for the magnetic field to reach maximum strength for ignition coils...
Herman wanted 70KV, so he needed that well build up magnetic field.
So, here is the math:
13ms = 75hz.
It means that during the off periode of the 7.5hz cycle, Herman could pump 5 till 6 HV pulses into the cell.
cheers
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#52 · date not recorded
That doesn't make any sence tho and here is why....
It takes an external magnetic field to put the spins of the proton into resonance....that means that under the influence of a magnetic field the protons spin will align with the magnetic field.(required)
What I know is that it takes a field strength of 1826 gauss field for the protons in a glass of water to align.You know what it takes when the net magnetic field increases due to alignment.
What I know is that the required magnetic field is different depending on what the proton is bonded to(hydrocarbon,tissue ect,) but I know what it takes for protons in just a glass of water so I start there.
When the protons are in resonance....(aligned with the magnetic field,the spins will be paralle) its possible to flip the spin of every other proton into a higher energy state with a COMBINED RF pulse.That RF pulse has to match the lamar frequency of the proton (4250 x magnetic field - that means { measure your magnetic field }and {mutilply it by 4250} to find the lamar frequency) We know this because when the RF pulse is switched off the induced spin flip decays to normal and emits RF energy...with feedback or what ever its detectable and that's how they know what the frequency is.
The way it seems is that since the RF pulse flips the spin into a higher energy state we want the energy to go high enough so that the lower energy state will be the product we looking for.....
I don't understand it all and am not claiming to but with the limited understanding I have I know there is an exchange of energy going on to do what Herman was doing and I know there must be a specific process to get it done.
It takes 2 seconds for the protons to align in the magnetic field and be ready for the RF pulse...it takes a magnetic field and a certain RF frequency for the protons to accept the RF pulse ...
I cant see how how pulsing each sepperatly will have any affect
One thing is for certain tho...
Herman said if his plates were to close it would just roll around like a tornado and not do anything.How do we know our distane is right if we cant create the tornado?
I think if we cant at least create the tornado then we are missing something.
Its the same thing with Stans...untill they can create the ribbon ( double tornado??) Then they are missing something.
We know how the tornado is created ( electric fields superimposed with magnetic fields )
This in part my theory of paralles of voltage and magnetism comes from. -
#53 ·
have you seen the tornado and the difference in speed?
I can demonstrate both but....Id really like to hear a couple thoughts of at least the tornadoe effect....
Its not what i was expecting
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#54 ·
please show us! -
#55 ·
Its 2am here...ill go out and video it at day break.Id like to here some thoughts or expectations ....its a baby step and not im sure this configuration is the simplest yet but i think its correct....the thing is its not what i was expecting BUT it fits Hermans description perfectly i believe at least with the tornado.
It dont seem to work if i change the electrodes polarity so....its a baby step.
What i can demonstrate are those 2 effects...the tornado and increase in gas production.
My test rig power supply is only 1 amp at 15 volts but it demonstrates i do believe
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#56 · date not recorded
here's the EXAMPLE...its not perfect and not complete but its configuration is proving.
Its not very easy getting a video of it because it happens in the middle of the cell..all I have is tap water and table salt for now and it gets nasty really fast..watch and rewatch it....you'll notice its easier to see at the right of the cell.
Its really not a good video of it... ill keep trying and share a better view.
Its a baby step .
What its showing me is there must be a north and south pole or it doesn't work.
Im betting somebody can tell me what the secret is with that.
Its better if you go to youtube and watch it full screen.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Os4i46y9BV8&feature=youtu.be -
#57 · date not recorded
Here's a picture of it.
The trick is ...this is just the negative electrode.... the anode is laying in the bottom of the bucket about 3 inches from the bottom of that electrode.
It doesn't work bypassing coils... just hooking the power up straight to the electrodes( + in the bottom of the bucket, - on the horseshoe electrode)
The coils put a + and - pole on the negative electrode.
Its almost confusing but there is a positive pole on one side of that electrode.
The inductor(s) is one coil in reality just half of it wound in the opposite direction.
One end of the coil hooks to the electrode(either side),the other end of the coil goes to ground.
without the coils hooked up it just barely bakes any bubbles at all the electrodes
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#58 · date not recorded
pretty interesting.. if i understood right it is exactly what have thought about recently about propagating the magnetic flux to the cell..
i like to see how those bubbles get attracted to the distant electrode..
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#59 ·
pretty interesting.. if i understood right it is exactly what have thought about recently about propagating the magnetic flux to the cell..
i like to see how those bubbles get attracted to the distant electrode..
Those bigger bubbles going to the left coming from the anode at the bottom....i wanted to be able to vary the distance but it didnt work out with that cell.
Soon as i can get some good water ill figure out a few things.
the main thing I learn from this is what it takes to make it " roll around in there "
It is interesting tho how both sides of that cell are going to ground that those particular bubbles are attracted to the thinner electrode. -
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What im wandering is if the same effect happens with the coils off of the electrode...know wat i mean?
It would be like with the tube cell wire the 2 tubes together to in effect create 1 electrode with a gap between it...add another or sit them 2 on top of a metal disk with an insulator between them and use the bottom disc as the anode.
Hook your charging chokes up together (one opposite wound to the other) one lead to the tubes and the other lead to ground.
The disk underneath is the positive.
What i think in Hermans case to try is use really heave gauge wire and air core....next test
Herman.....hmmmm......instead of hooking one end of the coil directly.....ive got to think about this a minute.Ive had this thing for nearly 10 years,maybe ill get to fire it up part# 29625(67,000V)
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#61 ·
i would suggest you to try a smaller device... rain water with an electrolyte that is magnetic
i think your gap is very wide...
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#62 ·
i would suggest you to try a smaller device... rain water with an electrolyte that is magnetic
With this system my gap is 2 small.Hermans gap was 3 inches.That was in part a thing with that test...Herman said if your gap was to small it would roll around in there like a tornado and not do anything....basically that's what I was showing...it was rolling around in there and not making any gas.Maybe a bigger point was getting it to roll around in there
i think your gap is very wide...
The view in my video was looking straight down into the top of it.
It actually makes me want to go back and look into W.I.T. water ion technologies.Ther gap was 18 inches.They however did play a role in deciding to go with a thicker electrode on one end. -
#63 ·
Wait till this thing fires up again
In the spirit of Herman Anderson.... doing it just to prove it will work
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#64 · date not recorded
here's the EXAMPLE...its not perfect and not complete but its configuration is proving.
does it make sence how one side of that is acting like an anode and maybe what the devider he is talking about?
Its not very easy getting a video of it because it happens in the middle of the cell..all I have is tap water and table salt for now and it gets nasty really fast..watch and rewatch it....you'll notice its easier to see at the right of the cell.
Its really not a good video of it... ill keep trying and share a better view.
Its a baby step .
What its showing me is there must be a north and south pole or it doesn't work.
Im betting somebody can tell me what the secret is with that.
Its better if you go to youtube and watch it full screen.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Os4i46y9BV8&feature=youtu.be
It wouldn't surprise me if Herman had some kind of metal screen close to the top..... -
#65 ·
how about this one?
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#66 ·
what i'd like to see is something without a pernament magnet envolved....there is no pernament magnet in my video. -
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This double negative electrode is becoming more apparent now that I know its possible....a nickle plated anode will not survive an electrolysis proccess.....i guess nothing but a stainless steel ANODE will survive...everything else gets eat away.
Im not convinced Herman used a stainless steel anode unless that was part of the interview we didnt get to see.
Im asking for ideas or information about the use of ANODE's that do not get eat away.
I have a couple of ideas but only one that uses a replaceable anode being that there actually is one place where inserting an anode wouldnt be that difficult in Hermans system.
Its the ONLY way i can see charging electrodes to 70kV without causing a blow up.
when using electrolyte it does not matter where you put the anode as long as its in the water.... hydrogen will be made at the negative electrode/s.
I do not understand looking at Hermans interview why the standing pipe top has that melted like indention on the cap.
hers a nice read
http://www.intechopen.com/books/electrolysis/water-electrolysis-with-inductive-voltage-pulses -
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the younger Herman...attachment_14995 1581695.jpg
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#69 ·
Soft X-rays are electromagnetic radiation with wavelength in the range of 0.12 nm to 5nm (or 5 millionths of a millimeter). This range of “light” lies between UV (like the light from a tanning bed) and Hard X-rays (which you might receive at the dentist’s office).
Photons in this range of the electromagnetic spectrum have energies of 250eV to 10,000eV.
Due to the inherently short wavelength of the soft X-ray, one is able to use this “light” to see extremely small features and to make minute features.
Within the soft X-ray regime, there is a region called the “water window” (2.32-4.36nm) in which the “light” passes through water, but is absorbed by Carbon, Oxygen, Nitrogen and Sulphur. In this region brilliant images of biological materials can be capture that are unavailable with other techniques. -
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The 3 cm distance between the two electrodes matches nicely with the 3nm wave lenght...
Standing waves....... -
#71 · date not recorded
For standing waves with both ends fixed in a length L, the wavelength l is limited to (where n is an integer)
l = ; n = 1, 2, 3, ….
In quantum mechanics, electrons in atoms are treated as standing waves confined by the electric field due to the atomic nuclei. Thus, the electrons are represented by wave functions.
The wave, energy etc are called state of the electron, and with spin, each state accommodate 2 electrons. A state is called an orbital (not orbit)
6electron.ppt
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#72 · date not recorded
standing wave interactions of plasma in small aqueous water and hydrogel cavities
related video
wave length related to media that microwave pasa through. are collapsing nano plasmoids involve in Meyer proocess??
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#73 ·
That could be one of meyers wfc,s.
Ill gues the bal type cell comes close to that.
His brother mentioned the sparks once.... -
#74 · date not recorded
The water fuel injectors could be a form of wave guide.. The tapered electrode gap may be functioning as a wave guide as well as a resonant
cavity resulting in the plasma causing thermal/and molecular destruction of the injected water, and gases with the release of "GNT" energy.
As ions revert to lowered energy states, the water and gases are going to a lowered energy state with the release of the differences in bond
energy being released as GNT
In the case of the vertical tubular array devices, the spacing between the anode and cathode is different from the injector device because the
resonance distance for liquid water is different than the gases and water vapor being mixed prior to plasmolysis in the injectors.
Within a cavity, the index of refraction will depend upon the material through which the waves are traveling. The wavelength and
frequency need to be tuned to the physical dimensions of the cavity(s) for the resonance and standing wave of the plasma to occur.
The indices of refraction vary with the wavelength of thee light ,x-ray or microwave used
Some investigators have mentioned a blue or orange glow during their experiments with the Meyer technologies....
The Spherical cavity, the Vertical Tubular Array and Fuel Injectors all have in common the need for adjusting the frequencies
pumping the electrons to higher levels and using electron extraction to destabilize the atomic structures to form a more stable
energy state. With hydrogen, the electron is stripped out and not permitted to reform by being "consumed" by an electron
well such as an incandescent bulb or heating element. With the oxygen atom, as its electrons forced into higher electron orbital
states, the electrons are further away from the positive nucleus, and can be more easily plucked off by the electron
extraction process. Eventually the electrostatic attraction between the hydrogen and oxygen becomes so weak that the
water molecule breaks apart and reforms as the H2 and O2 gases which are then burned as fuel
regards
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#75 ·
So, the next question is about the rest of the indoor unit of Herman.
I heard that there was a somekind of airblower in ....
Anybody any comments on that?