Meyers (or other) WFC replication - post your results

[tinglyhead]

Hello all,
I am a first time poster who has been following threads on Meyer's WFC replication. I see a lot of theory and discussion, but as one who is trying to discern whether this phenomenon really exists and can be reproduced, I have been a little frustrated. I have only seen one poster (Ravi) who is now inactive in the forum who posted any meaningful results.

The type of results I'm looking for is the percentage of energy produced (that would be combusted from the resulting HHO gas) / energy used and whether your model is reproducible.

Providing these types of results would do two things:
1. Encourage those who are trying to replicate the WFC.
2. Encourage others to spread the word about or invest in the technology.

Please post the following if possible:
1. Percentage energy gained over energy used.
2. Whether you have a schematic that any scientist or engineer can follow to reproduce these results.

Note: I'm not talking about hydrogen boost systems in cars.

Thanks very much.

[tinglyhead]

[SeaMonkey]

Tinglyhead,

Most experimenters who frequent this forum are in varying stages of achievement with respect to "replicating" Meyer's, and others, results.

Most, for economic reasons, are conducting small scale experiments to test circuitry and modifications.

Most are not yet in a position to declare complete success and a great deal of "overunity" energy production.

While it may be disappointing to not yet see the kind of statistics you would like to see, some may be forthcoming in due time.

Attempting to replicate the claimed successes of earlier experimenters is frought with numerous difficulties as well as very time consuming trials and repetitions.

All things considered, Automotive Boosters are relatively easy to construct and optimize; and they do offer genuine benefits. They're a really good place to start for any who are contemplating pursuit of greater goals.