Rotary Pulse Voltage Frequency Generator Assembly

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It would be great to see more details of that cell if possible, to confirm how the RC's are linked, I am thinking 10, 3 inch tubes, so it might be 5 sets of 2 RC's in vertical series, considering the shape of the cell, and assuming that he doesn't take the gas off the top of one cell and bring it down to shove in the bottom of the next cell, which i think would be much more inefficient then just vertical arrangements.

Also the VIC coils must be in that control box with the circuit boards, since we don't see them anywhere else, and he calls it the "Voltage Intensifier Unit"... and considering the space... they could be toroids, which are thin... and could be stacked inside that box, also the Control and Driver patent is the one that describes this system, and they show something similar to a toroid for the VIC.

Still leaves questions for the Steam Resonator, it uses the PLL too, but how do we set the temperature range, i assume it would maintain a constant water temperature, so maybe those set-screws are for adjusting something like that.

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All the different pictures Donald posted of the different applications of the cell,are of the same cell.Even the injector system with the cell is the same one.There were two basic injector systems.The one that used the cell in the above pictures,were only flowing gasses through them.The othe type would convert water right at the injector.
As for the cell itself,the tubes are all wired seperately to each vic controller card.They are arranged just like the demo cell in a circular pattern.There was 11 tubes total.But one wasn't used.You could tell that because one was clean and 10 were dirty.Also,there wasn't any white coating on any tube.There is just a large cavity for water and gas.Water flows up through the tubes from the bottom out the top under pump pressure.Each tube can be turn on or off without effecting the other tubes.
As for the set screws,they are just pots with a lock feature.The vic coils are in the box,they are attached to each card.And they weren't torrids,but two "U" cores with seperate coils for each primary,secondary,feedback and two chokes,all seperate.It looks just like Stan draws in the diagrams.

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So Stan tried everything , there is no "concrete design" , it seems like alot of designs were tried .

The lenght of the tubes has a special significance  here or what ?

Matching the electrical wavelenght of the tubes or just cutting it at the right height to accomodate a good bandpass region of what should be his electrical resonance ?

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DYNODON!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

That is amazing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

You are my hero

It is connect *almost* exactly like i said too!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I said trifilar, he says two of them are bifilar, in SERIES!!!!!!!!!!!
The differece between trifilar and bifilar for this probably wouldn't hurt and would make it easier to wind, but knowing this i will wind the chokes together and the secondary alone, and then put them in.

What gauge wire is that? any guesses? I'll have to find out, but this is PERFECT.

Any ideas on the diodes?

Dynodon, thank you

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Don did you see the U cores for the VIC that go in that box? What sizes are they? Core material?

This is awesome

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"Water flows up through the tubes from the bottom out the top under pump pressure"

Is that what the odd shaped thing on the top of the cell is? a pump?
How is the pump connected to the bottom of the tubes?
Are they 3 inch tubes?

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dynodon,

thanks bunches for sharing.. 

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The cell was set up so the water feed goes in through the bottom and up through the tube sets.The tubes are set into the base of the cell container,meaning they are completely sunken in the base.They are only 3 inches long and 11 sets.The unit on top was a blow off valve/pressure relief,as well as a gas outlet.There was also a return port in the center of the cell for the water to recirulate back to the tank.
The core was two flat U cores about an 1/8 inch thich and about 1/2 wide.Each leg was @ 2 1/2 inches long,and @ 2 3/4 inches total width.They came together to make a closed core.They looked just like his drawings to the letter.
As for the wire size in the alternator,I haven't seen one.My guess would be around 30 gauge.They were a ferrite type material.