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Stanley Meyer VIC Transformer

EliteNetworks
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Published on May 5, 2012

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This, you'll never print, but this a tribute to how I found Makerbot. Stanley Meyer basically invented a resonant transformer, that in conjunction with a capacitor (contents of just water), would achieve incredible voltage at the circuit's resonant frequency. This effortlessly breaks down water (H2O) into combustible H2 and O (gas), thusly solving all energy problems. He was supposedly poisoned.

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Google or Youtube "Stanley Meyer" or "Stan Meyer"

Be inspired.

I designed this in reference to Meyer's work, to the best of my understanding. His concept is totally possible, and inspired me to experiment with HHO for a few years now. In search of a way of creating such an object (the VIC), this is, ultimately, where I found Makerbot Industries.

It seems like everyone (outside the 3d-world) that tries to make one of these, just dosn't have the scope or dimensions right. I do plan on winding this transformer (manually, unless i get really smart and force makerbot do it for me), some day... and testing... someday.

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unknownhand on January 17, 2013 said:

Stan Meyer was quite a inventor.

firepinto on May 6, 2012 said:

Nice job, you may want to visit here:

http://open-source-energy.org/...

These types of models seem to offend "law abiders" on this site. :-P

EliteNetworks on May 7, 2012 said:

Thanks for the link. Had no idea others were doing this with 3D.

If by 'law abiders' you mean physics? Then, let them :)

Mill-A-Kron on May 6, 2012 said:

"This effortlessly breaks down water".

Not possible, but a cool looking model.

EliteNetworks on May 7, 2012 said:

Molecular bonds are electrical. Overcome that electirc force that bonds them, and they break appart. Meyer's beauty was creating massive voltage with very little energy (this IS possible. A lot of devices use a resonant circuit like this). Meyers basically just fills the capicitor with water instead of a typical dialectric.

danielpublic on May 5, 2012 said:

Well.. atleast it should be nice as a heatsink if printed in PLA and then use it as a lost vax thingy when casting alumnium.

If anyone is to lazy to do your ooogling: http://aardvark.co.nz/stanley_... (Way, 'moar' scientist than Meyer ever was)

Jaydmdigital on May 8, 2012 said:

My favorite quote: "...and make themselves credible, they steal little snippets of science from other areas (such as resonance) and patch it in to what seems (in the eyes of those with a grade-school understanding of science), a credible explanation."

norcalbarney on May 5, 2012 said:

There's another one of these on thingiverse : http://www.thingiverse.com/thi....

I'd encourage you to persue any experiments that you're interested in. Damn the "laws" of some " thermodynamics". 8-)

EliteNetworks on May 7, 2012 said:

Many state that, but he explains it all in his patents. It all is in line with the laws of the universe.

jamesglanville on May 5, 2012 said:

What nonsense, firstly and most importantly, this beaks the laws of thermodynamics, it's not hard or difficult, it's impossible to do. Pseudoscience, and a scam probably.

On a conspiracy theory note, you really think someone would poison him and not steal and USE the idea? Instant trillions.

EliteNetworks on May 7, 2012 said:

Not if you are oil companies already making trillions. It's a competition thing.

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