Starting at the Genesis of Stanley Meyer's Work - The Demo Cell

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I think the new zealand video answers this questionable ground wire

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I think the new zealand video answers this questionable ground wire

@Dave:
 
Which part of the New Zealand video are you referring to?  Part 1, 2, 3 or 4?
 
mina

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sorry i dont know what part it is; i always watch it on tonys site where its all in one peice.
Basicly, he says that he was replacing missining electrons with the ground wire.

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I used this method ONLY to determine that my initial estimate of the .75” outer tubes that I posted earlier in my thread (which was 18” in length) was WRONG...
 
 

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Sorry about saying 18 inches and being wrong. I had read this somewhere else and never thought to look closer to verify. If you bought super long tubes then you can cut them down and have left overs for another cell, later on. I hope it didn't cause you too much trouble.

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@Donaldwfc:
 
I don’t think the lengths of the outer tubes were common knowledge at the time the tube lengths were posted.  18” does seem like a very reasonable estimate given that photography and videography does tend to distort the appearance of objects (even people). 
 
I was temporarily sidetracked with another project which did not pan out thus I’m now free to complete my project here.  Too long is quite alright.  To short is another story.
 
I was mistaken about the “mystery wire” that I thought was placed in between two cell plates/tubes which were not.  My thanks to Dynodon for setting me straight on the feedback wire.  I now know it was never actually used in the cell so I can eliminate it from my plans.
 
That’s what makes this build so much fun for me.  It’s challenging at times and I love challenges. 
 
I thank you, Donaldwfc, for your much valued input.  I hope it continues as I make my way towards the goal line.  Many hands make little work.
 
 
Sincerely,

mina   

 

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@Everyone:
I decided to start a separate thread for a detailed parts list in my projects section.  In one of the following digital pictures I’ve uploaded here, I have labeled the parts to correspond with my parts list item numbers.  I just did this to make it easier for anyone deciding to start this build to be able to know what parts were used, where they can be purchased, and roughly what their cost is. 
Item #1 in this first photo will not have the smooth finish on either side of the disc when you purchase it from McMaster Carr.  I had both sides of both discs machined after receiving it. 

Regards,
mina

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Nice Mina,

I see a proper tubecell in progress here...