What does bifilar coil - HHO - Meyer - Resonance Look Like?

A response to the question posed by HHO4Volts last week, after he watched my 50-50 box video.

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• Meyer
• Lawton
• resonance
• oxyhydrogen
• generator
• electrolysis
• bifilar
• coil
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[irondmax]

custom craftman ship........love it

[ManOfStone604]

@irondmax  : ]

[hhoforvolts]

On my video I did not connect to the red mike jack but to the "audio in" blue jack. Indeed you would need your input circuit pots to set the level and impedance for the mike jack. Just a note, with my larger cell, I found that the primary resonance point was around 1k8 which would make sense for a larger cell. Its best to do it your way for research with one "Meyer Cell"

[ManOfStone604]

Glad you liked it.

Too bad that my crappy little Dell laptop only has a MIC input (cheap bastages). I'll be trying it on my big box (not in the gar...err laboratory) in the next few.

Could you perhaps post a vid with some pics of what things are looking like on your end? We sure don't see enough real data on the net, as it is. Anything you can do to improve HHO credibility would be resoundingly appreciated.

[hhoforvolts]

The nail sniffer will be better if you use the Mic "Red Jack" input on the sound card, It has a much better impedance match.

[hhoforvolts]

Thanks for your video. Remember all of my videos were done on my 2 element cell which is quite different than the Meyer cell Since my last video, I ran the same test on same cell with an extra element. The production was greater but the current / power over unity, was some what less.

Please keep up with your work, I liked the "Nail Snifter" Top quality video

Richard