Stan Meyer Patent search....U.S. Ser. No. 302,807
Started by unknown · · 37 posts · last reply 17 February 2023
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#26 ·
Hope to be back more soon… i realize the last 6 years I did so few of what I should… when my dad got sick I kind of put all my study in a box like I could not open it because of so much mess.. but luckily time pass and bill gates is going to fkng pay!
We had so few time to get there… bill is going to pay! Every second lost! -
#27 ·
Nice, Seb.
I once, made schematic 1.
It worked. It boosted nicely...
Nice to see you back un the game..
Did you went for pure water in this tests? Man I really think we got wrong for so long actually me… I shame I could never put like 3kw in a cell … my fail
This were my last prototypes I never run
Mind is everything… whoever was that cut my breaks and made so many bad stuff to me is already paying luckily their ball already fall down… my break line Is the last thing they wish to cut…. Nothing is worst than a man who has nothing to loose. -
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Just tapwater... -
#29 · date not recorded
How many watts you succeeded to apply to the cell?
I have the feeling that I never applied enough power to see the reaction happen!
Horvaths patent has heat dissipation
I believe to get to it we need to apply something that will instantly boil the water!!! -
#30 · date not recorded
its the old power equation...
More volts mean more amps...
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#31 · date not recorded
but its in a smaller timeframe as the totall pulse get smaller.... -
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My recent thoughts are that we lost too much time to restrict something we should be pushing really hard before start thinking about restricting anything… I will be back to this soon… luckily there will always be time to make our thinking cook. -
#33 ·
Well, as I stated in the other post, the voltage in the cell is directly proportional to the current passing thru it. No matter how many turns your bifilar has, if it does not have the capability to feed many amps to your cell, you wont have high voltages at your cell, unless the resistance of your cell is huge (with the cell beign small). My cell has 100 Ohms resistance, I need 10 amps peak to have 1kV in it. In my case, if I had 1000t bifilar with awg35 wire, I would never reach kV in my cell, I can achieve with kV with 200t, awg23, but is pure electrolysis. If 100V is applied to a 100Ohm load, you'll always have 1amp, you'll never get to restrict the current without lowering the voltage, this is ohms law. You cannot apply 100V to a 100ohms load and have only miliamps, and it does not have anything to do with the frequency, you can sweep you cell from DC to 1Ghz, the frequency response is flat.
Make the cell resistance 200 Mega Ohms!
And when a voltage of 2 Kilo Volts is applied, you will have 2000 divided by 200000000 equal to 0.00001 amperes -
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you also will have zero volts across the water in that way -
#35 ·
I just want to jump in here...
The most convient way of raising resistance is to create first the milkey water filled with hho.
That means that you have a 2 step proces.
1. create with electrolysis a milkey waterbath.
2. after that, raise the voltage up. The amps stay low.
Thats what Meyer did, i think.
His brother called it the cell with little explosions.
Which i can understand as i also did a test with low voltage and high voltage in a 50 50 arrangement.
The high voltage thru a cell with a milkey hho cloud is actually very DANGEROUS.
My cell exploded......
Water filled with hho is actually very conductive...
just something to think about...
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#36 · date not recorded
you also will have zero volts across the water in that way
Equivalent circuit of a capacitor - fuel cell.
Make the resistance Re = 200 Mega ohms and you can supply 2 kilo volts.
Where Re is the insulation resistance
Circled in blue in the picture
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#37 · date not recorded
you also will have zero volts across the water in that way
Equivalent circuit of a capacitor - fuel cell.
Make the resistance Re = 200 Mega ohms and you can supply 2 kilo volts.
Where Re is the insulation resistance
Circled in blue in the picture
Yes i know that the wfc is a very leaky capacitor.
I just wanted to point out that the hho gas is HIGLY CONDUCTIVE.....
Goodluck with putting kilovolts on a running hho cell.
I hope that you have a life insureance.
ITS DANGEROUS
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