The VIC Transformer
One thing I am not sure people ever noticed about the VIC coil is that Stanley Meyer made two different types that did different jobs.
Taken from the SMTB:
Voltage Intensifier Circuit (60) of Figure (3-22) (Memo WFC 422 DA) as to Figure (1-1)
(Memo WFC 420) and Voltage Intensifier Circuit (620) of Figure (7-1) are specifically designed to
restrict amp flow during Programmable Pulsing Operations (49a xxx 49n) but in different
operational modes: VIC voltage circuit (60) utilizes copper wire-wrap to form Resonant Charging
Chokes (56/62) of Figure (3-22) in conjunction with Switching Diode (55) to encourage and make
use of "Electron Bounce" phenomena (700) of Figure (7-9) to help promote Step Charging Effect
(628) of Figure (7-7) by preventing electrical discharge of Resonant Cavity (140 - 170) since
Blocking Diode functions as an "Open" switch during Pulse Off-time; whereas, VIC Voltage
Enhancement Circuit (VIC - VB) (620) of Figure (7-1) incorporates the use of stainless steel wirewrap
coils (614/615) to accomplish the formation of unipolar gated pulse-wave (64a xxx T3 xxx
64n) without experiencing "signal distortion" or "signal degradation" (preventing transformer
ringing during signal propagation) as elevated voltage levels ( - xx Vc- xx Vd - xx Vn) while
allowing the reduction of Capacitor-Gap (Cp) (616) of Figure (7-11) width spacing (57 of Figure 3-
25 ~35 of Figure 6-2) (typically .060 - .010) respectively. as illustrated in Tubular Resonant Cavity
(170) as to Taper Resonant Cavity (620) of Figure (7-1).
The RED is VIC transformer number one and the BLUE is transformer number 2. They are used for different purposes. Transformer number one is made up of all copper wire, and transformer number two has 430FR SS wire for the dual layer chokes.
Now for the Gas Processor we want what Stanley Meyer calls, "Electron Bounce phenomena," and that VIC is made of all copper. These VIC transformers make their high voltages during switch off conditions or when the magnetic field is terminated and not the normal way that step up transformers employ. There are 42 coils that are going to make the high voltages by multipling each capcitive reactance to the next, Xc1 times Xc2 continuing the process on ending at Xc42 when the magnetic field is terminated. Why 42? The chokes are dual layered so 14 x 3 = 42. And since all coils are bifilar that number might be higher.
In order for the VIC transformer to work its best all coils must work as one or that is too say hit resonance at the same frequency. This can be done by varying the wire sizes in the bobbin cavities, since the primary will have the strongest magnetic field the inductance of the individual bobbin cavities should be made to match the primaries inductance. Now their is some debate as to match the series inductances of the secondary and resonante chokes to the primaries inductance, so more testing needs to be done to confirm which is more effecient.
Bi-directional wrap is making an X with the primary coils two layers or cross wrapped is another word for it.
Now I know this is going to make one guy I know very happy for he has been harping for the use of 430FR wire for some time now. But in Stanley Meyer's end product there is no WFC so no use of the second transformer. Stanley Meyer really cut the cost when he made the injectors, allowing the unstable oxygen atoms to break the water molecule down, and that satisfies the law of ecconomics. That saves a lot of money for there is no more quenching circuit, electrostatic filter, water fuel capacitor, 430FR SS wire, hybrid lazer distributer, and all the electronics that went along with them. And I think I might have left some out, big savings .
I hope this aids in everyones understanding of the VIC transformers.
h2opower.
One thing I am not sure people ever noticed about the VIC coil is that Stanley Meyer made two different types that did different jobs.
Taken from the SMTB:
Voltage Intensifier Circuit (60) of Figure (3-22) (Memo WFC 422 DA) as to Figure (1-1)
(Memo WFC 420) and Voltage Intensifier Circuit (620) of Figure (7-1) are specifically designed to
restrict amp flow during Programmable Pulsing Operations (49a xxx 49n) but in different
operational modes: VIC voltage circuit (60) utilizes copper wire-wrap to form Resonant Charging
Chokes (56/62) of Figure (3-22) in conjunction with Switching Diode (55) to encourage and make
use of "Electron Bounce" phenomena (700) of Figure (7-9) to help promote Step Charging Effect
(628) of Figure (7-7) by preventing electrical discharge of Resonant Cavity (140 - 170) since
Blocking Diode functions as an "Open" switch during Pulse Off-time; whereas, VIC Voltage
Enhancement Circuit (VIC - VB) (620) of Figure (7-1) incorporates the use of stainless steel wirewrap
coils (614/615) to accomplish the formation of unipolar gated pulse-wave (64a xxx T3 xxx
64n) without experiencing "signal distortion" or "signal degradation" (preventing transformer
ringing during signal propagation) as elevated voltage levels ( - xx Vc- xx Vd - xx Vn) while
allowing the reduction of Capacitor-Gap (Cp) (616) of Figure (7-11) width spacing (57 of Figure 3-
25 ~35 of Figure 6-2) (typically .060 - .010) respectively. as illustrated in Tubular Resonant Cavity
(170) as to Taper Resonant Cavity (620) of Figure (7-1).
The RED is VIC transformer number one and the BLUE is transformer number 2. They are used for different purposes. Transformer number one is made up of all copper wire, and transformer number two has 430FR SS wire for the dual layer chokes.
Now for the Gas Processor we want what Stanley Meyer calls, "Electron Bounce phenomena," and that VIC is made of all copper. These VIC transformers make their high voltages during switch off conditions or when the magnetic field is terminated and not the normal way that step up transformers employ. There are 42 coils that are going to make the high voltages by multipling each capcitive reactance to the next, Xc1 times Xc2 continuing the process on ending at Xc42 when the magnetic field is terminated. Why 42? The chokes are dual layered so 14 x 3 = 42. And since all coils are bifilar that number might be higher.
In order for the VIC transformer to work its best all coils must work as one or that is too say hit resonance at the same frequency. This can be done by varying the wire sizes in the bobbin cavities, since the primary will have the strongest magnetic field the inductance of the individual bobbin cavities should be made to match the primaries inductance. Now their is some debate as to match the series inductances of the secondary and resonante chokes to the primaries inductance, so more testing needs to be done to confirm which is more effecient.
Bi-directional wrap is making an X with the primary coils two layers or cross wrapped is another word for it.
Now I know this is going to make one guy I know very happy for he has been harping for the use of 430FR wire for some time now. But in Stanley Meyer's end product there is no WFC so no use of the second transformer. Stanley Meyer really cut the cost when he made the injectors, allowing the unstable oxygen atoms to break the water molecule down, and that satisfies the law of ecconomics. That saves a lot of money for there is no more quenching circuit, electrostatic filter, water fuel capacitor, 430FR SS wire, hybrid lazer distributer, and all the electronics that went along with them. And I think I might have left some out, big savings .
I hope this aids in everyones understanding of the VIC transformers.
h2opower.
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