Hi guys,

I have been watching a few videos here and there on the tube about Tesla and his research focussing on longitudinal waves.  I saw an aparatus that was built with a spark gap to produce longitudinal waves as per tesla's original writings.  I think Alex Petty reproduced something similar in a couple of his videos.

It got me to thinking, the Tesla researcher mentioned a number of people who worked with similar technologies and in the list he mentioned Stan Meyer.

That then got me to a second train of thought, Stan used the spark gap (Russ has shown it on the Gas Gun etc).

There were two types of resonance that Tesla aimed for and one of them was in using these longitudinal wave forms.  Could it be that this is what is missing as an input to the WFC electrolysis process?

I would love to see what would happen if people got longitudinal waves going into their electrolysis process, could this be the additional resonance required to up the rate of production?

Just a thought, keen to hear of anything anyone has done in this area.

Sy

Quote from symanuk on July 24th, 2012, 01:01 AM

Hi guys,

I have been watching a few videos here and there on the tube about Tesla and his research focussing on longitudinal waves.  I saw an aparatus that was built with a spark gap to produce longitudinal waves as per tesla's original writings.  I think Alex Petty reproduced something similar in a couple of his videos.

It got me to thinking, the Tesla researcher mentioned a number of people who worked with similar technologies and in the list he mentioned Stan Meyer.

That then got me to a second train of thought, Stan used the spark gap (Russ has shown it on the Gas Gun etc).

There were two types of resonance that Tesla aimed for and one of them was in using these longitudinal wave forms.  Could it be that this is what is missing as an input to the WFC electrolysis process?

I would love to see what would happen if people got longitudinal waves going into their electrolysis process, could this be the additional resonance required to up the rate of production?

Just a thought, keen to hear of anything anyone has done in this area.

Sy

That's a good thought, I would like to see an experiment done on this, as well.

I had the same thought. I already have the copper bars and the 10,000 v transformer. Waiting on the doorknob caps, should be here in a few days. I will be doing the experiment. Its called a hairpin circuit. Pretty easy set up as well

Quote from Breakzeitgeist on July 24th, 2012, 03:34 PM

I had the same thought. I already have the copper bars and the 10,000 v transformer. Waiting on the doorknob caps, should be here in a few days. I will be doing the experiment. Its called a hairpin circuit. Pretty easy set up as well

Good deal, please post your results, would be interesting to see, thanks, Jeff. :cool::D

No problem I have not talked much but I'm about to more. I have been following along for a few years. I'm so ready to see this done. For all mankind. http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Fo28Su_UY0U

Breakzeitgeist,

Saw on youtube that you are making some in-roads with your tesla test rig.  Good work.

Looking forward to seeing you throw it at the electrolysis challenge :)

Sy

thank you...I tested the z wave on the cell. no electrolisis however I have not yet tried hooking the spark gap output up. I am studding these high frequency currents more and finding that they were highly used back in the day for medical use to CURE everything. then the FDA came along and people are and have been sicker than ever. this is where the sneer campaign came along to scare people away from this that's why we all have that program in our heads that as soon as you talk about running electrical energy trough people you think about electroshock tharipy lot the electric chair