Author Topic: We are the Peace! Gift for the Humanity: Stanley Meyer Water Injector Principle!  (Read 11990 times)

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This is What i will try tomorrow when the paint i added to the little box witch will support the magnets get dry. 

I will turn on the water and measure if there is any voltage.
than i will add salt to the water and see if voltage is higher.

Than i will connect the amp meter to see if there is any amp flowing from the voltage generated. 

I will also make a tests and calculation to see how much water will flow for minute and measure the size of the nozzle to make a idea of the speed of the water.


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the magnetic field falls off at 1/r^2 so you may wish to make a custom nozzle that will get your magnets closer together

half the distance is 4x stronger magnetic field
1/4 the distance is 16x stronger magnetic field

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Hi donald, yes i know that, you're right!

I did the test because the little box was already dry when i went down there to look but i got a problem and test failed because the two metal slices you see there are actually only one folded in two so was like a short circuit. So i want to construct a kind of parallel plate cell and instead of using magnets i will use the proposed theory EHD of applying some voltage and see what happens, I will use my vic to apply the voltage and the confirmation of if its working or not will be if the voltage raise because with this system i don't have how to observe how much gas it will actually generates.

A second test i would like to do is if this don't work to drive this water at high speed inside my two tubes and diodes setup coil and capacitor (with the recirculation of the current) and see what happens My guess is that the voltage across the tubes will be smaller than it were... however i left my coils in italy as were very heavy :( I need to make my friend send my material to me... but got no money for now. I would need to construct different tubes too though because my ones where steel and were too far one from each other. I think the best option was to build with a 2 cm diameter tube with a inner tube 1,75 cm to have a higher water speed. but this gives me another problem that is how can i direct that jet i have here inside them? Than i remembered The resonant cavity from stan, witch we saw in the dynodon video, it had a hole in the middle of the tubes( wasn't it to recirculate the water with a pump maybe? Only him can tell us if were this the case.   I just took a look on dynodons description and oh yeas stan recirculated the water !

Problem one: I left my plates and tubes and everything that were heavy in my fried home in europe.
Two, I have to rebuilt my circuitry because i took it out of the box and disconnected many things, to come back home. 
I can solve this all but will take a few time.

Regards, and sorry for the confusion

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you want to move water at 100km/h through a tiny nozzle??? now to move the water at that speed is going to require some serious pressure, maintaining that pressure is going to be difficult also... Ontop of that have you heard of water blasting??? especially if your adding salts to your water your steel will errode very quickly...

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That seems to be the kind of aveform Stephen is getting .

As or that pressure idea screw that , I dont have that kind of power to WASTE .

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you want to move water at 100km/h through a tiny nozzle??? now to move the water at that speed is going to require some serious pressure, maintaining that pressure is going to be difficult also... Ontop of that have you heard of water blasting??? especially if your adding salts to your water your steel will errode very quickly...

Hi crazyewok,

That yellow machine you see in the picture, generate 12 bar as push 310 liters of water per hour at this speed using a 1,4 kw pump . 30m/s - 3000cm/s - 100km/h ( a normal gasoline pump for cars with injection creates 3 up to 4 bar pressure)
Now just understand that we just need to move 4 liters of water per hour and that we discovered a way to boil the water that actually needs at least 20 times less energy than the theory says, as i already described. So i still believe is a good idea to speed up the water. 150 w to boil one liter of water ... What do you think? can anyone repeat that test? ps when doing the test paint the connections of the rectifier with corona dope or something like that and drop it into the water as to not loose any heat.
Meyer recirculated the water between the electrodes as dynodon already told us in his resonant cell thread...
why do you think he did that? didn't he said that were using only 40w? How much do you think his pump consumed???
Think about this questions with attention.


The hole is only where water will be accelerated than it will cross the electrodes as i described in the last page.

Steve what do you think about?

Those who think that i'm out of my mind please prove or show me why!     :P

Best Regards  ;D
« Last Edit: April 09, 2010, 14:42:28 pm by sebosfato »

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This may or may not be relevant to the topic but it is an interesting observation and an explanation why in Stan's CA1234774 patent he shows a graph that with circulation the amps are reduced.  Tim Walker on another forum took a metal tube and ran water thru it.  He measured the volts with a voltmeter and found he was generating a voltage by putting one probe on the outside of the pipe and the other probe to the metal sink.

Andy

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Thank you andy

Is of great relevance! do you have any link?

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