Larry
Harvey Norris wrote:
>
> On Sat, 07 Nov 1998 19:08:30 +1100, Adam S. wrote:
>
> > Hi there everyone.
> >
> > Most of you have been here for a long time i'm sure so you have all
> > probably gone over this a thousand times but here is
> > my question:
> >
> > I have read Mr. Meyers patents reguarding extracting hydrogen from the
> > water molecule.
> > It seemed quite straightforward but has anyone managed to succesfully
> > recreate the experiment?
> >
> >>Hi Adam. It appears like your clock may be off by a year or so. I
> conducted an experiment on a Meyer spin off idea but burnt up some expensive
> diodes in the process. This was simple carelessness in thinking when I
> assumed that an electrolysis machine could act solely as a capacity and not
> a short. But undoubtably this experiment will be repeated again when time
> and means become available. Here was my stategy.
> 1) First the electrolysizor must be given a value of acting capacity. It was
> my failure to find this that led to confusion and mistakes.
> 2) Choose an inductor value that would resonate at 120 hertz corresponding
> to 120 dc pulses per second that is obtained from a pulsed dc full wave
> rectification diode assembly. This pulsed dc input should have no capacity
> placed across the output to smooth out the ripple as is commonly employed.
> What is being tried is the self acting capacity contained in the
> electrolysizor to serve this purpose. Once this value is ascertained two
> combinations can be tried
> 3)The first try I made was in series in which the inductor can limit the
> amperage flow. In the case of my experiment this limiting current value was
> way too low to note any effects of the LC combination.
> 4) The next try of course would be to combine these in parallel. But then
> you should make sure your diodes can handle the amperage conditions you are
> about to invoke.This is what happens when you hang around ac conceptual
> habits too long and carelessly apply them to dc. Ordinarily that circuit
> would act as a maximum impedance if it were ac and the electrolysizor acted
> purely as a capacity. However neither of these conditions prevail in the
> real dc world and my diodes became puffs of smoke. They say it costs a lot
> of money for them guys to stuff all that smoke in there, and when you let it
> out by accident it dont work no more.
> 5)In order to arrive at a possible acting capacitive value of the
> electrolysizor: formulas might be applied. I found the acting dielectric
> constant of pure water is about 40 and not 80 as listed in books. The
> addition of an electrolyte may increase a capacitive meter reading thousands
> fold or it may simply go off all the scales so it doesnt seem like a meter
> is any help. The best method I would suggest is to simply hook a known
> capacitance to the electrolysizor and note the change in total amperage
> conduction that occurs as a difference. This will give an imaginary
> capacitance in series with the known value. This is the method I will try
> the next time this thing is attempted. You may also wish to read Meyers
> Electrolysis entree at www.insidetheweb.com/mbs.cgi/mb124201 HDN
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