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Stan’s Legacy

WFC VIC

Started by unknown · · 434 posts · last reply 2 May 2014

  1. HMS-776

    #426 · date not recorded

    That is a rip,  I contacted a 3d printing company and they wanted about the same amount of money.

    The good news is Russ Gries is selling them with the end caps
    for 25$. It's where I got mine from.

     Get on his forums and send him a pm to see if he has any left.

  2. waterfreak

    #427 · date not recorded

    Thanks for the tip.
    I sought some of the bobbins before and was told they didn't have any left.
    I also checked the stansdream site, and the prices on the bobbins have come down a little - I'll keep emailing them!
    Now I need a core and some wire........

  3. HMS-776

    #428 · date not recorded

    I found a good source for wire....I bought 1 pound heavy insulated 30AWG wire for 24$ at oemwire.com.

    As for the core, still working on that one...Most ferrite core companies require a minimum order which is quite high so we need to get a bunch of people buying, but even more important is we need to find the right core material.

  4. adys15

    #429 · date not recorded

    Can you guys tell me what kind of caps are those ?polyester,ceramic?does it mater the type?see att

    attachment_10955 meyers pics (51).JPG

  5. sampojo

    #430 · date not recorded

    I have seen some Meyer documentation about the VIC coil that said it was bifilar wound.  Isn't that a twisted pair of wires winding a coil to bottle in mag energy, stopping the generation of the field about the coil?  I think the Tesla coil has some bifilar windings, for instance.  From what I see here, coils look standard, single wire wrapped.  Was that  a different version or product of his I happened to be looking at a diagram of?

  6. Dave

    #431 · date not recorded

    Sampajo,

    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.

  7. sebosfato

    #432 · date not recorded

    Bifilar winding is what you need when you want maximum coupling, to have two exactly equal voltages across the two coils or 0 ac volts between their end points... its same as a common mode choke...

    The thing is that he applies a potential only... not only a difference of potential. This creates the resonant action... pretty much like the steam resonator but taken steps further...






  8. sampojo

    #433 ·

    So Tony W. is selling the VIC at globalkast, irondmax is at Stan meyers dream site and hydrogewaterfuel from Texas has one.  TheHydrogenShop sells the microstar.  So will somebody please post if they have got the VIC working, or haven't I looked enough.  What about the seasoning process on the electrodes?  Is that key?  I want to cut the use of an electrolyzer and amperage on my conventional HHO kit under the hood.  I want to make a high voltage type unit that fits under the hood of a modern vehicle, a tall task.  I don't care if it is operating exactly at resonance or at max HHO production, just need a few lpm for combustion enhancement.  plate designs fit well, cant get anything bigger than 3.5" anywhere.  My first attempt is going to be using a lawton circuit, bought on at courtiestown.com.uk for about 75.  Sucks how much retuning is needed on motor, big job, $$ too.

  9. Dave

    #434 ·

    So Tony W. is selling the VIC at globalkast, irondmax is at Stan meyers dream site and hydrogewaterfuel from Texas has one.  TheHydrogenShop sells the microstar.  So will somebody please post if they have got the VIC working, or haven't I looked enough.  What about the seasoning process on the electrodes?  Is that key?  I want to cut the use of an electrolyzer and amperage on my conventional HHO kit under the hood.  I want to make a high voltage type unit that fits under the hood of a modern vehicle, a tall task.  I don't care if it is operating exactly at resonance or at max HHO production, just need a few lpm for combustion enhancement.  plate designs fit well, cant get anything bigger than 3.5" anywhere.  My first attempt is going to be using a lawton circuit, bought on at courtiestown.com.uk for about 75.  Sucks how much retuning is needed on motor, big job, $$ too.

    No one has gotten everything to work properly, and if they say they have they haven't proven it with data. What I mean is, there is no evidence that any hho has been produced in a different way other that that from electrolysis. The only reason to go in this direction is if you want to experiment with it and try to make it work. If your looking for something off the shelf that will give you results, using the vic and board is not for you. I'm just saying this so you understand the situation, don't let me stop you  :)

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