Hi guys,
I'm new to here but I've been soaking up a lot of information and just recently got access to post. I really want to get Stan Meyer's HHO production rolling. Taking a close look at the toroid specifications it would seem like it is a 2:1 transformer configuration. I'm no expert on transformers, but just looking at how a toroid loops around is very interesting and I think is the key to its success.
"In the Example of a fuel cell circuit of FIG. 1, a water capacitor is included.
The step-up coil is formed on a conventional torroidal core formed of a compressed
ferromagnetic powdered material that will not itself become permanently magnetized,
such as the trademarked "Ferramic 06# "Permag" powder as described in Siemens Ferrites
Catalog,CG-2000-002-121, (Cleveland, Ohio) No. F626-1205. The core is 1.50 inch in
diameter and 0.25 inch in thickness. A primary coil of 200 turns of 24 gauge copper
wire is provided and a coil of 600 turns of 36 gauge wire comprises the secondary winding."
What really intrigues me is that the toroid is so small? The only way I'm going to be able to wind it up is to wind a thin lon stick and pass it through the hole in the middle (tedious but hopefully rewarding process?)
I've ordered one of the 6" fan kits that Rick is selling and then wound my own air coil and hooked it up to the circuit and made it semi solid state as John shows in his book. It only uses two coils and not three. Just with the output I'm getting some hydrogen production with regular tap water and about 12 watts input. It's very little production, but considering the input and the lack of electrolyte, I think I'm on the right track. The air coil consists of approx 300 turns of 24 gauge wire wrapped in solenoid fashion with 900 turns of 34 gauge wire. The capacitor discharge circuit produces more hydrogen than just directly charging the water capacitor. Whats nice too is that I can hear the SCR auto tune as the tube is immersed in the water.
Is it just me, or is Stan Meyer's system a whole lot like John Bedini's solid state charger? The impedance matching circuit could be the resonant self tuning circuit? Or similar?
I've taken apart a few computer power supplies and they have a nice little toroid that is the right size for the job too if anyone has any kicking around and want to experiment. The good ones contain nice full wave bridge rectifiers and other odds and ends. I wonder if each tube requires its own toroid? That would be quite interesting.
I personally think that Stan was trying to complicate things in order to confuse people into what he was actually doing. Probably the reason he died was the secrecy and lack of faith in releasing his technology open source. To those whom much is given, much will be required. Let's finally solve this mystery and start benefiting from it!
Edit: adding another question about his use of stainless steel wire wrap on the pulsing core:
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).
I'm new to here but I've been soaking up a lot of information and just recently got access to post. I really want to get Stan Meyer's HHO production rolling. Taking a close look at the toroid specifications it would seem like it is a 2:1 transformer configuration. I'm no expert on transformers, but just looking at how a toroid loops around is very interesting and I think is the key to its success.
"In the Example of a fuel cell circuit of FIG. 1, a water capacitor is included.
The step-up coil is formed on a conventional torroidal core formed of a compressed
ferromagnetic powdered material that will not itself become permanently magnetized,
such as the trademarked "Ferramic 06# "Permag" powder as described in Siemens Ferrites
Catalog,CG-2000-002-121, (Cleveland, Ohio) No. F626-1205. The core is 1.50 inch in
diameter and 0.25 inch in thickness. A primary coil of 200 turns of 24 gauge copper
wire is provided and a coil of 600 turns of 36 gauge wire comprises the secondary winding."
What really intrigues me is that the toroid is so small? The only way I'm going to be able to wind it up is to wind a thin lon stick and pass it through the hole in the middle (tedious but hopefully rewarding process?)
I've ordered one of the 6" fan kits that Rick is selling and then wound my own air coil and hooked it up to the circuit and made it semi solid state as John shows in his book. It only uses two coils and not three. Just with the output I'm getting some hydrogen production with regular tap water and about 12 watts input. It's very little production, but considering the input and the lack of electrolyte, I think I'm on the right track. The air coil consists of approx 300 turns of 24 gauge wire wrapped in solenoid fashion with 900 turns of 34 gauge wire. The capacitor discharge circuit produces more hydrogen than just directly charging the water capacitor. Whats nice too is that I can hear the SCR auto tune as the tube is immersed in the water.
Is it just me, or is Stan Meyer's system a whole lot like John Bedini's solid state charger? The impedance matching circuit could be the resonant self tuning circuit? Or similar?
I've taken apart a few computer power supplies and they have a nice little toroid that is the right size for the job too if anyone has any kicking around and want to experiment. The good ones contain nice full wave bridge rectifiers and other odds and ends. I wonder if each tube requires its own toroid? That would be quite interesting.
I personally think that Stan was trying to complicate things in order to confuse people into what he was actually doing. Probably the reason he died was the secrecy and lack of faith in releasing his technology open source. To those whom much is given, much will be required. Let's finally solve this mystery and start benefiting from it!
Edit: adding another question about his use of stainless steel wire wrap on the pulsing core:
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).
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