#108 My newest resonant WFC theory

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Are we on the right track? Why has it been so tough to find the sweet spot? It's because we're shooting at a moving target.

The odd numbering is simply to get me back in sync.

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[mikefromspace]

Meyer did not endorse resonance, he used it to confuse people as crazy as that sounds. He made pump z waves, esp. with his best and final invention the hho injector. All you need are 3 waves of 8x diff freq' each, the final 'carried' wave becomes a pump z wave of ultra high potential, especially if you coat your plates with cu/si02 lattice grown Resonance is turning your metal into a capacitor as you seem to say. For hho inj. U need a 40kv .03amp mosfet with 2micron diamond coating.

[ZeroFossilFuel]

@mikefromspace My theory on Meyers use of resonance has changed since this video. Stan did not use caustic electrolyte. Distilled water is an insulating dielectric. The only way to induce a current through an insulating dielectric is with resonance using SERIES RLC, just as he describes. It's no more or less efficient at producing HHO than by using electrolytes. What it IS is safer and easier to maintain.

[ZeroFossilFuel]

AND, you're right. It's a much smaller piece of the puzzle than some have been led to believe. The real magic took place in the injectors.

[crafter2u]

what happened, you gave up?

[ZeroFossilFuel]

@crafter2u You people seem to forget. I am one guy, completely unfunded except for Google Adsense. If I see $20/month in donations, that's a lot. So thank goodness for Google. I still work a job which places high demands on my time. I am still raising a family, maintaining a home, maintaining cars, struggling to find spare time to work on alternative energy projects.

SO, IF YOU PRESUME TO DICTATE HOW I SHOULD SPEND MY TIME, THEN FUND MY RESEARCH SO I CAN QUIT THE DAY JOB! ELSE SHUT THE HELL UP!

[ZeroFossilFuel]

The theory is that water will fracture in the presence of a very high voltage potential. The way to get there is through high impedance resonant tank oscillation. The problem is the conductivity of the water loads down the tank circuit. Corona dope on the plates to insulate them may be the answer. I will be trying that experiment later this Spring.

[mavixp]

ANSWER:

When you catch "resonnance" you get peaks on your volt graph.

But your Voltmeter is not precise enough to read those fast & high peaks it so he give you lower energy consumption.

In fact its just a big precision reading error.

Sorry everyone...

[frank0067]

WHY didint Myers know that if he keep his secret he wouldve died..

lie many others before him !

John Kanzius made a feqency to split water .. but HOW.. he died too !

[a2zhandi]

@ZeroFossilFuel A little too harsh no?

[oldspammer]

If you do a Google image search for (generating ramp wave)

some schematic circuit diagrams come out. What you want is one where you can gate the ramp voltage to off as soon as the water capacitor seems to achieve breakdown whilst the gas is being produced. Some of the circuits use 555 timers, and others use square waves input into an integrator OP AMP circuit. Some sites with this have virus java script on them, so temporarily turn that off in your browser while grabbing the images. Good luck.

[oldspammer]

Direct connection oscillator would work to make resonance, but having the transformer in the energy pump part of the circuit shall shift the phase of the applied energy & you will not get "proper" resonance.

P. Lindemann said the stepped ramp of voltage of the VIC was to only provide nearly / exactly the water capacitor's breakdown voltage then wait for bubbles to clear. So detecting water cap breakdown event, then waiting for bubbles to clear are the "true" objectives according to P. Lindemann?

[moffett8]

Good job...hope you get back to this soon :-) It would be nice one day for some one to finally figure out how to stay in resonance.

[eloid777]

@eloid777 also coupling the High-temperature electrolysis ie 90-100c with resonance maybe the key

[eloid777]

has anyone tried High-temperature electrolysis, hte lookit up in wikipedia

High temperature electrolysis is more efficient economically than traditional room-temperature electrolysis because some of the energy is supplied as heat, which is cheaper than electricity, and because the electrolysis reaction is more efficient at higher temperatures

At 100°C, 350 megajoules of thermal energy are required (41% efficient). At 850°C, 225 megajoules are required (64% efficient).

[eloid777]

good explaination, has someone tried to resonate plane distiled water with no plates or electrolyte, simular to the video on youtube burning salt water....ie

Salt Water into Fuel

[pathosbedlam]

I'm not an electrician, but you seem to be able to explain this stuff so well, that even a lay man such as myself can understand the direction you want this to go. I think you are really onto something with letting it adjust it's own frequency. All you need do now is get it to work with multiple cells in series and you will have it down pat. Keep up the good work.