Hi Steve
I only recently came across this schematic and have not tried it out myself, but saved it because
I wish I had it when I started studying Meyers several months ago!
Obviously you can use a Dave Lawton circuit but if you intend to duplicate Stan's setup as close a possible to the information in his patent, then I believe this schematic would be a good place to start.
For my own Meyers setup I am using a pic microcontroller to generate the square wave.
Unfortunately I had very little success with Meyer's approach thusfar, so I am now looking into Bob Boyce's approach.
Busy getting all the components to build a Boyce setup.....Wish I could be of more help.....
Wouter
Wouter, so you go for the Bob stuff with extra chemicals in the water?
We are trying here to go for the non chemical solution.
I understand that you failed with the Stanley Meyer schematics, because Hydro and I made the same mistakes.
After many hours of research from him and me and after many evaluations of his movies and patents we made some really good conclusions.
We hope to teach you what we found out.
To give you some info about Meyer:
Many people are looking for a fixed resonance frequency of water.
There is none.
The VIC and many other components are NOT used for creating H and O
We can explain almost everything of Stanley and its not for nothing that Stanley was killed.
Some money backers of Stanley found out that he knew a way MUCH easier to make a car run on water.
They feld be traid and killed him.
Stanley was a very clever man, but he knew how to run a car on water.
I believe that Hydro and I can do the same. We are going to prove it soon.
As you can see, I am building a new WFC.
We are are also working on alternators.....
You should too.
Learn about alternator. Go the path Stanley did and you learn to understand his developing path.
If you understand what happens between an alternator and a WFC, you can rebuild that in electronics...
Running a car on the output of a WFC is also a very interesting chapter.
Did you have good tubes with your Stanley tests?
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Steve