creating hydogen_video5

Stan Meyer concept and device.
Response to the question : "what am I trying to do"

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• hydrogen
• water
• split
• fracturing
• electrolysis

[quantengott]

my idea: simplify the electronics: record the audiosignal from a working circuit and pitch it in 10 steps arround the resonance frequency. Put these samples in a cheap mp3 player and amplify it with a high power transisors or IGBT. If the resonance doesnt match, simply change the mp3 file. May be it is possible to directly model the signal with an audio syth software and bypass the circuit construction.

[Goldpenny1]

I thought Stan said you could use any form of H2O including rain water, salt water, even snow and hail? So why the emphasis on using distilled water?

[craig265]

thanks this was a good vid and i have been watching vids for 5 years on this

[titiduca]

salut , cred ca demonstratia ta este corecta in totalitate . m-ar interesa mai multe informatii , eventual o colaborare . adresa mea de mail este duca_titi@yahoo.com , astept un semn de la tine

[hawkchao]

Hi how are you.look everything you explain and put in your blog is perfect where tincrease the voltage in one "uniform way tried with two tubes stainless steel 410 sch 40 2.00" and the other410-2065 2.00x0.65"x 1feet longer lsend to machine shoppe for to tread the smallest pipe to the half and the big one inside and the result was sorpressive a lot of bubbles that is Stanley Meyer secret. I am interested in purchasing one pwm like yours thanks my email is super.tintan@gmail.com Felix

[eloid777]

try High-temperature electrolysis ie 100c  with resonace look up in Wikipedia

[nivlanosam]

See Ravi Raju's replication. He conditions his tubes with a low current process which produces a protective white coating on the tubes.

[UniversalExpanse]

continued-- by isolating the capacitor plates from the water you are now allowed to use salt water, tap water or any water as long as the insulating layer is not chemically changed by the water type. consider using glass or plastic cylinders coated with conductive material as your capacitor plates but bare in mind that you need compensate in other areas as cylinder wall thickness will change the dielectric constant of the capacitor, lowering the capacitance

[UniversalExpanse]

Why dont you just coat the Capacitor tubes with a good dielectric coating?, from what i gather is that the metal doesnt need to be in contact with the water.. If im right the water molecules will still line up with the electric field lines and covalent bonds will still break. Also coating capacitor tubes with a waterproof dielect will however change the capacitance between the plates, so you will have to change frequency or inductance to compensate for the dielectric distance change.

[CurtsBlackberry]

@myleftnutts I believe it was from the same person that was trying to sell a generator from the video!! I haven't done anything with this product in a long time, I have gotten 4 different bad ass frequency generators to do testing with. I will be going at it again soon and if it works, I'll post it!!