My Thoughts on how Meyer split water

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Yes sir, in his earlier setup he used a variable inductor in the -Ve of the LC circuit. Now do you know why he used this?

Variable choke because Meyer's early setup was stuck at 10, 100, 10k, 100k hz frequency.
 

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Yes sir, in his earlier setup he used a variable inductor in the -Ve of the LC circuit. Now do you know why he used this?

Variable choke because Meyer's early setup was stuck at 10, 100, 10k, 100k hz frequency.

No sir, that's not the answer I'm looking for. Anybody else got an answer?

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why was there a variable inductor on the negative only?

my guess as to why there is a variable inductor on the -ve is for the ability to tune the lc circuit to the capacitor whose properties would be variable with water type and quality used .......??

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nope...I'll give you a hint. Both inductors serve two different purposes. L1 is a fixed value and it serves the purpose of HV resonance in the LC circuit and also serves a specific resonance with the water molecule. So why is L2 variable? What purpose does it serve?

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Variable inductor-----Possibly to match the resistance of the water between the tube sets to the inductor.

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Variable inductor-----Possibly to match the resistance of the water between the tube sets to the inductor.

not really...think about it guys...u need to know about an inductor and capacitor being used together, what does it form?

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In my opinion it probably functions as a filter to only let through a certain frequency band.
Regards,
Sharky

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In my opinion it probably functions as a filter to only let through a certain frequency band.
Regards,
Sharky

You're on the right track, can you be more specific?