Help with this picture please

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Does anyone have a clearer copy of this picture? It's from one of Stan's videos.

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Does anyone have a clearer copy of this picture? It's from one of Stan's videos.

Nice find, Dave.
I think we can work that one out...

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I think the waveform in this picture is very important.  I've been wondering about the difference in total energy of a pulse train in which each pulse starts at the bottom, compared to a sequential fluctuation with increasing amplitude.  Since Stan appears to have used the latter, this may hold part of the key to his amp restricting technique.

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Does anyone have a clearer copy of this picture? It's from one of Stan's videos.

Dave, which video of Meyer is this coming from?

I have tried to work with my pc on yr copy and these are my results. Its a bit better viewable...

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Hello

i though a lot over this picture too... it comes from one of those new videos of stanley meyer where he shows his gms circuit...

it apears too me like the representations of spark gaps somehow...

it also seem to have a capacitor in parallel with the cell...

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The sch shows the cell driver circuit,a square wave below it.The vic transf.those lines represent mutual induction,the lines on the chokes shows amp restriction noted''E''
and in paralel with the cell might be a simbolic representation of a resistor....

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The cell seems to be a rod inside a tube, both connected at the bottom, with the tube also connected at the top to a wide band around the outer water jacket containment vessel.

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I can only see variable R .
 itd be better to see the video and hear his description as he draws it