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Re: Stan Meyer and related work by Jon Abel
« Reply #8 on: June 23, 2013, 15:25:12 pm »
In this case I'm running 16v off a laptop charger and 30 ma across the plates in RO water using an irfbc40 MOSFET and BYW29 diode, using a lm393/555 pwm with a dozen .1uf capacitors in series for the pulses to get in the multi 100k region with control of the pulse width really helps.


Currently doing all my work in the 40 watt area and I have yet to get to 2400 volts or more ptp like I used to at higher watt usage.


KB

If you got 16v across the plates,and 2400v with stepcharge,your production is like 16v strait dc,thats what i'v seen..stepcharge doesnt increase production,just alows you to develop full voltage potential in your case 16v in my case..16vout of the bif bobins...what are the specs on your coils?thanks!


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Re: Stan Meyer and related work by Jon Abel
« Reply #9 on: June 23, 2013, 16:21:01 pm »
I suppose so, im using 16v as a power source from a laptop charger.  The coil is one half of a ferrite TV balun 2 inch with two 18 gauge silver coated stranded Teflon jacketed wire about three or four feet long wound together crisscrossing and jumbled as primary and secondary.  The signal makes this waveform for me with a balen yet not when I wind the coil as a step up.


Over the years, even when I tried to force high voltage, high watt pulses through the water at all kinds of frequencies and contaminants did I ever get much more than a measly five volts measured across the plates with a simple analog voltmeter.


It appears the water reduces the voltage by absorbing the power into the body of water' yet the performance is the same whether immersed in a bath or closed up like a dry cell.


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Re: Stan Meyer and related work by Jon Abel
« Reply #10 on: June 23, 2013, 16:35:42 pm »
Thanks,have you try pulsing the bif coils like the 8xa setup?i also put hv over the wfc...but as you got that 5 anoing v..i got also...Stan's circuit is a lc circuit ...so wfc /coils must match...whats the size of your wfc?

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Re: Stan Meyer and related work by Jon Abel
« Reply #11 on: June 24, 2013, 02:50:58 am »
Hi,


Must this must that, come on, I mean, have you yourself developed a system that makes gas in the extra ordinary amounts that warrants all this attention and effort by so many well meaning folks?

I say this lightly, tongue in cheek, no offense...

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Re: Stan Meyer and related work by Jon Abel
« Reply #12 on: June 24, 2013, 11:57:30 am »
I just asked you if you tried,not obliged you to do it,i got aprox the same results as your setup.

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Re: Stan Meyer and related work by Jon Abel
« Reply #13 on: June 24, 2013, 12:49:53 pm »
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  a mod with new fast switching diode
 
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Re: Stan Meyer and related work by Jon Abel
« Reply #14 on: June 24, 2013, 16:05:02 pm »
the setup with one diode i tried and seems to work but dont have a scope

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Re: Stan Meyer and related work by Jon Abel
« Reply #15 on: June 25, 2013, 01:09:12 am »
Yeah, sorry about the smart Alice remark, anyway, I tried that fast diode and it works as well as any.  Even at below 100 ma  current through the cell the ultra, hyper, super duper fast diodes don,t seem to produce more gas.  The standard1N1190A diode rated at 40a and 600v makes just as much gas compared side by side with super fast.  The oscope shows less sharp peaks, quicker damping off and lower ptp v accordingly. ..but it lasts forever.


Maybe im mistaken but is the 8xa circuit really isolated?  variac dc input chopped and sent direct to the cell via a coil, is nothing special.  Perhaps that explains the ease of gas production versus an isolated secondary as in the various vics.