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  • I thought meyers tubes were completely insulated from each other? the external tubes were housed in a wooden jig, and the innner tubes insulated with rubber spacers from the outer ones.

    "It is peculiar in that the positive pulses are applied to just two of the outer pipes, while the negative pulsesare applied to all six inner tubes. It is not obvious why Stan drew it that way, as you would expect all six outer tubes to be wired in parallel in the same way as the inner tubes are" Dave Lawton

  • The tubes have to be in harmonic resonance, adding the anode to the inner tubing may dampen the resonance of the inner tube

  • i like this ;)

  • where do u get the parts for this ? can i buy parts or complete cell from u?

  • Beautiful!

  • this is a joke, which looks nice but does not work as original Stanley Meyer high voltage LOW miliamper resonance electrolysis

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  • so how are you gone get that resonance whit those nice bands around the tube's

    he' they need to go

  • Study ozone generators. The concept between Meyer's concept and ozone generation is very similar. 

  • @PattayaPhysics Pehaps you havent seen his other videos. Your 100% guarantee in vain, his fuel cells DID work. This is not a joke. You are a joke :)

  • @workingforworldpeace but the great man had a Car running perfectely on the road n according to what i heard on u tube somewhere he was given a $Billion by a middle east oil country to sell his invention He was a man who wanted to benefitr humanity Not after moneyn its very few man as honourable as him God he deserved so much better

  • @polygamous1 He had a car running for years on the road but he was told in no uncertain terms that they would appreciate it if he kept his mouth shut and every time a reporter interviewed him those terms became more and more certain until he refused interviews... Never made a dime except for the money he saved.

  • @koncertLive so ironic that all the crooks make their billions atother ppl's expense n here an honest man who all he wanted was to help humanity gets this Peace

  • I guaranty 100% that these tubes will never work except as a fancy looking electrolytic cell. Go back and read Steve's patents. You are missing a great big massive key part of the technology. This is a joke.

  • @PattayaPhysics which part of the technology is missing??

  • @timmy8911 the part where he should have jizzed on the tubes xD

  • @timmy8911 power control unit "the brains"

  • I said it before and I will iterate my claim: It's the same principle and virtually the same contruction as that of the "chemtrail buster". The New Age idiots talk about "the orgone" but the clouds/trails most probably dissipate due to H2O splitting into hydrogen and oxygen. The "beam" goes upwards. In the chembuster case I think the gadget uses the electrical energy that is all around us, whether on an atomic or electromagnetic level. A natural born researcher should follow up on this.

  • Great video! and what a great build!

  • Have you ever used 1 gallon of distilled water and one small packet of no sugar Kool-Aid?

    It only works with the pipe system that you are using. It does not work with stainless steel plates.

  • i see you are using 316 stainless for the tubes, yet meyer himself on video states that he was using 304 stainless. any reason why you chose 316 in particular??

  • @whackitov no other size will work

  • No, it's not easy to build a Stan Meyer tube cell. Yes, it is easy to build an electrolysis tube cell. Anybody want to guess which one this is?

  • @tonsostuff

    care to explain more please?

  • A water capacitor and electrolysis apparatus visually appear the same in every way. The difference is measured in amperage consumed during operation. The mark of electrolysis is production of any amount of gas production at a huge amperage cost. The mark of a water capacitor is HUGE gas production with a very small amperage cost, half an amp or less. Anyone claiming a Stanley Meyer cell should always show a measurement of the total amperage consumption, otherwise, there is no way to tell.

  • @tonsostuff

    ohh, yeah, I knew that already,

    when I read what you said I thought you ment a difference in construction

    anyways, thanks for the explanation, maybe this will be helpfull for those who are new to this

    cheers

  • NICE! Build

  • is it more than 100 % eficent ???

  • what is the l p m output of this device?

  • need to speak up so ppl can hear you.

  • Looks impressive.

    How many litres (of HHO) per minute does it produce and at what amperage?

  • @TK42138 i would also love to know this

  • Question: What are the black parts machined out of? Thanks in advance for your reply!

    av8or98a

  • Do you sell these units and do they work?

  • You should get the tubes so that they have a groove which positions the cathodes in the exact right spot for that end cap piece to slip on without taking so much time to position the cathodes manually.

  • Nice choobs you got there mate

  • Looks to me like you've plugged your electrode ventilation gap.. remember, the majority of the gas is produced BETWEEN the two pipes!!

    Unless you spiraled some holes up the sides like a paint ball gun barrel..

    And uh, hey man, you need to reply to at least one your vids' loyal watchers..

    I'll kiss on here and maybe shag the hagg for a bit, yep.. Rice crispies!!

    (*XY'

  • I prefer Quisp over Cheerios myself

    breakfast cereal isn't waht it used to be

  • srry about the multiple questions....i keep thinking of them as i search around for parts.....what was the price of your entire cell? as i looked around the e-net i added up a cost of appox. $200 for the clear PVC pipe

    ($20 ft)and $160 for stainless T-304 schedual 10 pipe($11ft for .884 ID pipe and $20ft

    .68 OD pipe) So what kind of pipe/sizes are you using

  • and when you say the diameter of the tubes at 32 sec....is that inside or outside diameter

  • GREAT and "clean" design!!! but where did you get the clear PVC pipe??

  • How are you connecting the anodes to the tubes? Are they welded?

  • could you build this to run anaverage sized home? and if so how big would it be and how safe?

  • Can you please post the parts and tube sizes again, It looks great.

    It would also be great if you can post a video with close up pics too .

    Thanks. Great Job ...

  • How can I get a fully assembled system?

  • PWM Sorry

  • Great Job!! Can you now make it work like a pipe organ under water? I believe Vibration and sound is the key here for residance when you pulse it with a wpm.Thanks Yourfirstmate129

  • Check this video out...."Salt Water into Fuel part 2"

  • Golden work there bro!! Very professional and handy for all of us. A+++ :)

  • Solid craftsmanship !!! Very good work !

  • wow....tubes lend themselves to really uncomplicated designs.....the spacing idea is impressive.

    Can u design and build a circuit for this unit?

  • That's pretty slick! Nice job with the spacer/endcaps. :-)

  • ThanX 1,000,000 My Brother

  • Rod man-o-man super sweet build. Hows the HO production? I bet you get a ton. I must send you my earlier designs for a solid rod HO cell...

  • Impressive! What are the endcaps made of?

  • OK now i am impressed by the simplicity of the endcaps! NICE!

  • Great idea with the spacers.

  • Looks Great

  • Sweet build.. can't wait to see it produce HHO

  • nice job there toranarod.

    i like your use of the pre-drilled end caps for spacing between the tubes.

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