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Projects by members => Projects by members => Tony Woodside => Topic started by: TonyWoodside on December 20, 2010, 00:17:27 am
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My basic understanding of Stanley Meyer and Andrija Puharich water splitting method is this, both used voltage potential with very little current. In both these systems there was a positive voltage applied to the outer tube and a negative voltage applied to the inner tube. These differences in voltage would pull the water molecule apart. As for the current used in these systems, you would have a positive current and negative current and these currents would theoretically be equal and opposite to each other and therefore they would have a net current of Zero, but due to current leakage there exists a small amount of current in the cell, 1mA - 25mA. In Stan's later multi-layered water injector coil he used the bifilar wound inductor along with the multi-layer configuration to minimize the current leakage in the cell.
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