To finish with Stanley Meyer ...

[jewel]

Thank you for your response (very fast)

Have you ever tried a Ravi type replication, and have you ever fed your tubes with the electronic circuit mentioned by Ravi (without going to toroids or solenoids: they are not essential according to Ravi): in short, a "very simple" electrolysis with a pulsed signal at the required frequencies and shape, without putting under pressure.

Bye.

[elephant]

For the moment under 2500 volts, even the distilled water behaves like a short circuit. no bubbles, nada.

I have to repeat tests like those of Naudin with the insulated anode.

Nothing prevents you from doing them, if you have time ...

[jewel]

of course Elephant, it would be nice if I redo these experiments.
But I would like to know exactly your experimental protocols, so that we don't do the same thing 10 times.
In fact what I wanted to know is:

- what type of circuit, what type of pulses did you use?
- were the tubes packaged as indicated by Ravi (white deposit ...)
etc ....
thanks to you. If you prefer you can send me your data in a private message, as you wish.

bye.

[moinsdewatt]

For the moment under 2500 volts, even the distilled water behaves like a short circuit. no bubbles, nada.

...

No . like a circuit ''open''.

[elephant]

Like a short circuit: the voltage drops to very low values ​​compared to an open circuit.

[dedeleco]

The 2500V generator of elephant is weak, unable to provide the current and the power necessary to maintain the voltage of 2500V, but with KW, we obtain 2500V and a beautiful shiny plasma, with sparks, heat which quickly vaporizes all the water, in addition to a little H2 - O2 !!!

This is the reason for short pulses which give the short 2500V of instantaneous and spaced KW without putting KW on average.

[elephant]

I tried with short pulses and a burner transformer

[dedeleco]

I tried with short pulses and a burner transformer

A little vague, power and internal resistance of the transformer, duty cycle of the pulses, etc., surface of the electrodes (easy plasma if spikes of small surface face to face, in electric arc in water)?

The plasma then appears, very different from electrolysis.

[elephant]

Meyer never talked about plasma, as far as I know, and that seems unlikely to me with such large contact surfaces.

[Obamot]

Meyer never talked about plasma, as far as I know, and that seems unlikely to me with such large contact surfaces.

You did not understand well there, the pachyderm, as it is cold fusion, the plasma should be cold too?