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Re: End of the Meyer story?
« Reply #16 on: July 06, 2012, 18:54:42 pm »
In water, the charge is passed thru by ions.No flow of electrons, as far as i have understand it.

Nice theory about the use of the steam resonator. :)

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Re: End of the Meyer story?
« Reply #17 on: July 06, 2012, 19:12:22 pm »
The greater problem is the oxygen atom release the electron. The heat interacts quantum mechanically.  The heat raise the possibility for an electron to be ionized with a lower potential than was theoretically predicted as a minimum. The heat increase the speed water molecules vibrates..

No electron can effectively cross the water, actually the electron makes its run only around the circuit... in the water only ions move.

Stan might have tried to pass the electron thru the water to create avalanche effect.

you need for electrolysis two electrons with at least 1,24 ev... for it to happen  i guess

For the record for a photoelectric effect to happen the electron or photon must strike the electrode with an energy greater than the work function...   

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Re: End of the Meyer story?
« Reply #18 on: July 07, 2012, 14:58:05 pm »
In the 1993  Denver presentation, Stan indicates that energy is not being created. In a fusion device only small amounts of energy are utilized to release the tremendous amounts of energy within the nucleus. In a similar manner, relatively small amounts of energy are used to force electrons into higher energy orbitals and when  these highly energized molecules have the colvalent bonds broken, a tremendous amount of energy is ulimately released

Interesting! I bet I know of a simple experiment to prove this.! Thanks jim!


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Re: End of the Meyer story?
« Reply #19 on: July 08, 2012, 02:42:41 am »
Here is another video very closely related to the topic at hand...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F4I5mgBKPZY&feature=g-vrec

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Re: End of the Meyer story?
« Reply #20 on: July 16, 2012, 07:37:41 am »
I think I scanned this whole thread pretty thoroughly and its a surprise that it is started by an administrator of the site dedicated to replication of Stan Meyer technology.  Odd also that I saw no mention of tapping zero point energy by the high voltage oscillation of the VIC.  Keep in mind folks that it is likely that the circuit is like a sail boat putting up a sail to catch the teaming etheric winds of charged electromagnetic particles put out by the sun that Nikolai Tesla harvested.  It is not a closed thermodynamic system subject to the second law.  It does not create energy over and above what is put into it, it harvests the extra energy from the ether.  According to modern physics particle theory, there is no ether, quoting the Mikelson-Morely experiment of about 1909?, or so.  As if science should stand still for so long... But to be completely submerged into conspiracy theory, a must-read is "The Secrets of Anti-gravity Propulsion" by Paul LaViolette, or the "The Hunt for Zero Point Energy" by Nick Cook.  Then you start to suspect our universities are languishing in ignorance and teaching inferior scientific theory, possibly for many reasons...

Regarding timeshell's progress on this topic, he should try this:

check P J Kelly's Free Energy Guide, Ch. 10, .  I'm guessing it could be the need to season the electrodes.

I guess I can't post more than twice a night?
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