https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mBL9pS6GMdA
Maybe the TPU works with this 11th harmonic?
Mags
Therein lays the secret of breaking the molecular bond of water.
Regards
Mike 8)
would imagine its the path to "all" Bonds.
Thanks Mags
I sat through his 6 minutes. I'll never get that time back, not, at least, in this incarnation.
11th harmonic? Does he mean that if you set a string vibrating and get it vibrating with 11 stationary nodes, then that frequency is the high pitch that he is on about?
Do you start with any old original freq?
One could get this combination with the lowest string of a bass guitar or double bass, 40hz, and the E which is five frets up the highest string of a regular guitar, 440hz. Both can be found on a piano. It makes me wonder if this is why Pete Townshend has lost his hair.
Quote from: Paul-R on 2019.10.08, 15:22:31
I sat through his 6 minutes. I'll never get that time back, not, at least, in this incarnation.
11th harmonic? Does he mean that if you set a string vibrating and get it vibrating with 11 stationary nodes, then that frequency is the high pitch that he is on about?
Do you start with any old original freq?
One could get this combination with the lowest string of a bass guitar or double bass, 40hz, and the E which is five frets up the highest string of a regular guitar, 440hz. Both can be found on a piano. It makes me wonder if this is why Pete Townshend has lost his hair.
Hi Paul
I would think you have to start at a specific frequency as you would have to get "it" vibrating to start with.
Regards
Mike 8)
Quote from: Centraflow on 2019.10.08, 16:50:16
I would think you have to start at a specific frequency as you would have to get "it" vibrating to start with.
I would have thought so too. Maybe Keely's 42.8khz. But he doesn't say so in his video.
With Mike, your in the presence of 'The man ' regarding breaking H2O molecular bonds Paul . It might surprise you to learn that there was once a museum containing cars and engines which used water as a fuel.
It contained not just one example but quite a few. you'll find that this clean (indeed purifying) energy was used as early as 1898 - That same system is now known under many names (Magnegas being but one) Browns gas being an amazing derivative.
Naturally that museum wasn't going to be allowed to survive very long .
'In house' - The then Curator James Robey wrote and published a book on the history of the water cars and engines, Which as you might imagine is no longer available.
At an ill fated conference in Spokane I obtained a copy of that book. I also met another researcher into 'Browns gas' well known to most now, I dare say - George Wiseman.
I suspect James would rather like his book be read (assuming he's not in a cozy hole in the Mohave desert in which case he won't care less) I spent some time converting the book to electronic format - so have at it. (It is 176mb with pictures) I suggest you research those names and their doings Paul. If James wants to be at me for copyright best of luck - (I've got a few shirt buttons and a rusty nail left :) James) - heres the download link
http://dnp.s3-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/a/a1_%24folder%24Water%20Car%2C%20J.A.%20Robey.pdf (http://dnp.s3-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/a/a1_%24folder%24Water%20Car%2C%20J.A.%20Robey.pdf)
best wishes Duncan
Hi Paul along with the book came a DVD with three short clips which I converted and uploaded to vimeo
https://vimeo.com/254500375 (https://vimeo.com/254500375)
https://vimeo.com/347877034 (https://vimeo.com/347877034)
https://vimeo.com/user10549783/herman (https://vimeo.com/user10549783/herman)
I seem to remember tinman replicated the santilli experiment and had some fun with it ! hope theres some of interest here for you Paul regards Duncan
These videos are interesting but about electrolysis.
The original video is about sound waves. This is what Keely was up to with his 42.8khz work. What is interesting is that some of the gear is coming down in price:
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2X-50W-40KHZ-Transducers-1X-AC-220V-100W-Ultrasonic-Cleaner-Power-Driver-Board/322527305896?hash=item4b182020a8:g:ZJAAAOSwrFxbbP8L