Dave Lawton & Bob Boyce Pattern Electrolysers

This page currently under development and we'll migrate the PIC information the Battery Desulphators page in due course. Please bear with us web pages are not our 'forte'.

This is the protoype version of Dave Lawton's electronics that we've built for testing.

There has been increasing interest in the work of both Dave Lawton (investigating the work of Stan Meyer) and Bob Boyce's work on his 101 plate electrolyser device due to coverage on the web and through the sterling work of Patrick Kelly through his invaluable documents D9.pdf and D14.pdf.

This is the genuine Micrometal T650-52 core.

A bag containing 5 rolls of the recommended IP802YE tape from Lodestone Pacific.

A block of beeswax to seal the wire in place on the toroid.

This is the protoype version of our toroid, it needs rebuilding as we now know we used glass tape instead of the IP802YE specified by Bob and the primaries need moving around 60 degrees.

This is a genuine Bob Boyce manufactured PCB.

This is our Ed Holdgate boxed 101 plate electrolyser. At the time this photo was taken the slotted inserts need removing and sealing in place with Sikaflex 192.

This shows a pair of the 6" long 20SWG 316L grade seamless tubes, one is 1" OD and the other 3/4" OD as per the D14.pdf

This shows a pair of the 6" long tubes one within the other.

This is the acrylic tube c/w screwed end covers we supply to enable people to replicate Dave Lawton's device.

We are making a range of parts available for both devices and as we write this (May 4th 2008) we are currently trialling our Dave Lawton prototype PCB based electronics unit which we hope to be selling shortly.

Check our Shop page for the range of parts we're currently selling for both devices.

We will post more appropriate pictures and information very shortly.