Wireless World" magazine from years before. It concerned the separation of oil from water. Two insulated metal plates were immersed in the oil water emulsion and an AC excitation signal applied to them. This caused the emulsion to break down into separate water and oil droplets. The effect is caused by the stress caused by the high excitation voltages applied to the plates. Could the same thing be happening in Meyers equipment or were all of the scientists fooled ?. Maybe you know the answer, because I do not.
1. Using tap water a brown flock is produced in the cell.
2. During one out door experiment, I accidentally left a small 12 volt / 100 mA solar panel connected to one of my cells. The cell was fitted with a 30 PSI gauge. The end result was one completely destroyed gauge !.
3. In one of Meyers patents he states that conversion of water to gas happened at a rate of 5 gallons per hour. This started me thinking about purification and delivery of water in third world countries. At least 25% of the worlds population do not live within walking distance of potable water. So delivery can be as important as purification. Water will always be found at the lowest point. Let us consider the case where the point of use is several hundreds of feet higher than the water source. We connect the two points with a length of common half inch garden hose. At the water source we use a solar panel to power a 'cycling' water splitting cell and feed the resultant gases into the bottom of the hose pipe. As Hydrogen is lighter than air, it will automatically rise to the elevated end of the hose pipe. Since the gas is being presurised in the cell, it will cause the pipe to fill with the heavier oxygen and fill the hose pipe to the elevated position. The hydrogen rising to the top of the hose pipe may also have an 'air lift' action assisting the lift of the oxygen.
At the elevated position we now pass the hydrogen / oxygen gas mix through a catalyst it will convert back to pure water, ready for use. Heat is also produced during the conversion and may be tapped off for other purposes, ie cooking. If a solar array can convert water to gas at a rate of 5 gallons per hour, that amounts to a serious amount of drinking water during a typical eight hours of sunshine per day, in places like Africa etc.. Would it work ?. Again I do not know. If it did, then it would be the most efficient water pump in the world !.
Also see Meyer signal generator.
John Kent 2007.