--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "uns_tressor" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >wrote: > --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "uns_tressor" > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "Patrick Gillam" > > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > If I weren't so lazy I'd maintain a website for all > > > these wonderful inventions one hears about > > > periodically. Some time back in this forum we > > > read about an electric motor powered by the > > > earth's magnetic field. I've seen reports on- > > > and owned -- devices that splice to the fuel line > > > to increase my car's fuel efficiency and reduce > > > pollution. And there are the fuel additives. And > > > the round houses that focus the space's energy > > > to the benefit of the residents, and much more > > > I wish someone would keep track of this stuff > > > and tell us how it's doing as the years progress- > > > whether it's been proven a hoax, or is tied up > > > in court, or what. > > > > > > Didn't Maharishi once say that, when collective > > > consciousness rose high enough, all kinds of new > > > inventions would come out that would help us live > > > in a heaven on earth? > > > > Get a bowl of distilled water, and a couple > > of carbon rods, (spent "C" type batteries are a > > handy source)held properly so that as they > > wear down, they can be fed towards one another > > as will be seen to be necessary below. Using a > > step down transformer to give 30 volts Alternating > > Current, (NOT DC), pass this voltage to the carbon > > rods under the water; i.e. strike an arc between > > them. > > > > This will create a plasma between the ends of > > the carbon rods, and a prepostrous amount of > > hydrogen gas and carbon monoxide will bubble > > off. Collect this in some sort of inverted > > funnel and burn it to produce heat or hot > > water. > > > > Please note that carbon monoxide is deadly. > > Uns. > > Mix this gas with five times as much air, > or it won't burn. With a certain amount of > messing about and conversion, it can be fed > into a petrol engine. This project is not > aimed at the absolute beginner, but it is > not aimed at rocket scientists either. Ideal > for any schools physics teacher. > Uns. N.B. Ultra-violet light given off, my source now tells me. Take care. Use goggles. But taking all energy into account, the energy out/ energy in is believed to be 200 - 300%. Very substantially over unity. More: http://tinyurl.com/7nk2n Uns.
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