Stan Meyer's Steam Resonator

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Re: Stan Meyer's Steam Resonator
« Reply #150, on March 11th, 2019, 10:55 AM »Last edited on March 11th, 2019, 10:58 AM
Quote from Matt Watts on February 24th, 2019, 09:08 AM
Sure looks like a push-pull transformer schematic to me.  Made lots of these, only I didn't use resistive wire, which suggests Stan learned something about copper not being an optimal conductor in his devices.
Yes, Push-pull in this case, while we know the buggy SR and the HHU circuits resemble an H-Bridge.

I did some testing on my own circuits to try and get the SR to work. I found two immediate problems that prevent the circuits from working:
1. As soon as you apply a pulse to one plate the other produces an image charge and you get pulsed electrolysis.
2. The polarization of the water prevents the plate from going to 0V when its switched off.
I added diodes and only positive switching between the plates and I still get an image charge that causes electrolysis...

Initially I didn't think the SR required chokes but after doing a few basic tests I changed my mind. However, I'm not sure the addition of chokes can prevent the image charge and polarization of the water.

There are a lot of other ideas that I have that I will try to address in a further video on my youtube channel.
I wish we had some specs on Stan's SR, without them I think we're really trying to do the impossible. Getting the WFC working is far easier than getting the SR to work since we actually have the WFC specs. If it were as simple as alternate pulsing between two plates we'd all be heating our homes with them.

IMO there is a lot more to the SR than Stan mentioned...

securesupplies

Re: Stan Meyer's Steam Resonator
« Reply #151, on March 11th, 2019, 03:10 PM »
Noted and Agreed , the Offset and speed for the built up capacitance is important
can we use the  build up to our favor the ringing ?

Dan

securesupplies

Re: Stan Meyer's Steam Resonator
« Reply #152, on March 12th, 2019, 01:44 AM »
SPECIAL ASSISTANCE  REQUESTED

If you look at this picture from estate and others , not sure what other we can find like this
we can see the following

Steam Resonator Generator Patent US Patent Application
s/n06/691 180c filed on 01/11/85


Does any one know how to get copies from the online patent application data base???
very helpful doc I attached picture here

Dan


securesupplies

Re: Stan Meyer's Steam Resonator
« Reply #154, on March 12th, 2019, 01:46 AM »
How to Find Old Patents with a Specific Patent Number
If you have the actual patent number of a product you are looking for, you can search the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office’s website at http://www.uspto.gov/patft/index.html.  From that page, you can click on the box under “query” and type in the patent number. For example, type in 1,869,447 or 1869447 and both will give you the same result. Once you find the patent document, you can save the patent drawing as a “.TIFF” file that allows you to print the image.


Earl

Re: Stan Meyer's Steam Resonator
« Reply #156, on April 11th, 2019, 12:38 PM »
The function of the steam resonator is shown in Chapter 11 of S.Meyer-The Birth of new Technology.pdf it has the drawings that are shown above and also shows the timing of the pulses and explains there must be a delay during the switching before the other direction is pulsed.  There is a lot of information in this document.  It is one of the many documents that Russ posted.  (Patents and information from RWGrearch.zip).

Earl

Re: Stan Meyer's Steam Resonator
« Reply #157, on April 13th, 2019, 07:05 PM »Last edited on April 13th, 2019, 07:18 PM
I have a question about how voltage levels are in creased.  In S. Meyer-The Birth of a new Technology chapter seven page 15 Voltage Amplitude Switch-Off it states "Voltage levels of Variance (Va xxx Vn) is achieved by simply switching-in or switching-out the member of Secondary Coil-cavities (505a xx 505n) (see 740 of Figure 7-13) in direct relationship to Taper Resonant Votlage surfaces (E9/10) of Figure (6-2) which acts and performs a "Voltage Amplifier" when Compressional Wave-form (B) of Figure (7-12) is intensified at Exit Port 32 of Figure (6-2). Switching the member of Secondary Coil-Array (505a xxx 505n) maximizes electrical power transfer form Primay Coil (26) to Secondary Coil (52) by keeping the Voltage Amplitude of Pulse -train (49a xx 49n ~ T3 ~ 49an) constant."

Now my question does the VIC from car have the taps in the secondary coil to do this step increase or does he rely on just the tapered injector to do this.

Does the new VIC design have these taps?   If not, without tapered  tubes experimenters may not be getting the full effect of the stepped voltage increase.  I wondered where this was being done as I that not seen this discussed any where else or I just missed it.  I have notice the whole discussion of the timing and use of the pick up coil seems to be missing

It appears to me that latest VIC was a step to remove required adjustments - remove tabs, make cokes balance and fix voltage steps in tapered cells. A good indication he was moving to getting ready production phase and out of development testing.

securesupplies

Re: Stan Meyer's Steam Resonator
« Reply #158, on April 13th, 2019, 09:15 PM »Last edited on April 13th, 2019, 09:31 PM
Cone coils have been suppressed from text books

Stan use injector  tip to do it as a wave guide
KISS was some thing Stan did Daily keep it simple stupid  most likely heard when things failed.

We have some impressive data our there Please have a read through this some what advanced document

Dan

Matt Watts

Re: Stan Meyer's Steam Resonator
« Reply #159, on April 13th, 2019, 09:50 PM »
Quote from securesupplies on April 13th, 2019, 09:15 PM
Please have a read through this some what advanced document
Going to take some time to digest all of that--240 pages.  Most of what I've read so far seems to make sense and if it came from those of higher consciousness, it certainly may shed some light on things we see all around us.  I'll keep reading and applying discernment as I go.  Hopefully there are a few nuggets of gold in there that will be helpful.



securesupplies

Re: Stan Meyer's Steam Resonator
« Reply #160, on April 13th, 2019, 11:36 PM »
I look forward to the discussion on this and adapting coils to cones particularly vic bobbins
finally we advance from Meyer base line

Dan





securesupplies

Re: Stan Meyer's Steam Resonator
« Reply #165, on September 22nd, 2019, 02:57 AM »Last edited on September 22nd, 2019, 03:00 AM
Stan Meyer's Steam Resonator
old one from tony draw up to start play

GERBER

kosmo2

Re: Stan Meyer's Steam Resonator
« Reply #166, on October 4th, 2019, 04:29 PM »
Hello to all! You have a very impressive forum! I do not know if I will correctly place information about the Heat Resonator; correct if I'm wrong
I became interested in the Heat Resonator board and tried to restore its circuit. I think this may be interesting, but there are probably errors. I would like to hear your opinions.




securesupplies

Re: Stan Meyer's Steam Resonator
« Reply #170, on December 16th, 2020, 07:47 PM »Last edited on December 16th, 2020, 08:27 PM
Circuit 1 Done GErb and Bom Coming



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Re: Stan Meyer's Steam Resonator
« Reply #173, on January 3rd, 2021, 09:04 AM »
Heater Steam Resonator PCB  Main Signal Board

nearing completion posting gerber bom soon