[Vo]:Energy By Motion

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[Vo]:Japanese free energy machine

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Re: [Vo]:Direct electron thermal transport.

Horace Heffner wrote: On Dec 10, 2007, at 5:37 AM, Charles M. Brown wrote: Vorts, Could the electron affinity transporter based on H2 or CO2 or H20 be simplified to use an array of LaB6 (a stable low work function the Brownian motion driven ratchet wheel's rotation. Having at least on

Re: [VO]: OT: Voodoo economics

Michael Foster wrote: Yes, Richard, it's appropriate that you should call this voodoo economics, because that's what it is. That's as opposed to the time that George H.W. Bush I've been expecting the American economy to collapse for 40+ years, and as my brother the contractor is quick to po

Re: [Vo]:OT: The Mindless crap shoot of evolution

Stephen A. Lawrence wrote: thomas malloy wrote: OrionWorks wrote: All three of us, Stanford, the Cruncher and I believe that the web of life was divinely ordered. I have previously made the case that, if the earth sun system is viewed as a closed system, then the web of life is

Re: [Vo]:OT: The Mindless crap shoot of evolution

OrionWorks wrote: Thomas sez: The Cruncher's point being that there aren't enough seconds, throwing the dice once per second, over the past 15,000,000,000 years to have tried all the potential combinations. And that's just for the first genome. Stanford's point is that the system is deterio

Re: [Vo]:OT: The Mindless crap shoot of evolution

OrionWorks wrote: A recent comment from the esteemed Mr. Malloy got me to thinking... Thomas sez: I'm reading John Sanford's Genetic Entropy and The I'm also reading Vance Ferrell's The Evolution Cruncher, a 900 page expose on the absurdity of Evolution. So, I thinks to myself...

Re: [Vo]:OT: Are humans evolving faster?

- Original Message From: Harry Veeder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Are humans evolving faster? Findings suggest we are becoming more different, *not alike* But Harpending believes the speedup in human evolution “is a temporary state of affairs because of our new environments since the disp

Re: [Vo]:The Susslick controversey

Jed Rothwell wrote: Skeptics often say that any claim of suppression is paranoid and a conspiracy theory. Bill Beaty came up with the best response to this: "Do racists 'conspire' to suppress minorities? Do sexists 'conspire' to suppress woman employees? Of course not." That's brilliant

Re: [Vo]:The Susslick controversey

Edmund Storms wrote: The work of Taleyarkhan has no relationship to cold fusion or LENR. He is trying to cause hot fusion in a collapsing bubble and claiming success using neutron detection. LENR occurs in a solid and does not emit neutrons Hum, you're right Ed, it's high energy not low ener

[Vo]:The Susslick controversey

Steven Krivit investigated the Taleyarkhan controversy and posted a link to are article he wrote. IMHO this is classic scientific controversy about the LENR issue. I noted with interest that there was no isotopic assay done on the acetone, which IMHO might have given us some insight into the ma

Re: [Vo]:OT: Poetic "N" Justice

Jeff Fink wrote: I read somewhere a long time ago that the offspring of interracial unions are, in general, bigger healthier and smarter than "pure breds". Does any one know the source of that, or if it has been proven. Crossbreeding, I forget what it's scientific name is, but it works ever

Re: [Vo]:OT: Poetic "N" Justice

OrionWorks wrote: I always liked KC. Genetic "gifts" or not, in the end I suspect we are all just as smart and as dumb as the rest of our brothers and sisters. Cultures with a tradition of scholarship encourage children to study. OTOH, if you don't want to be like whitey, and children are

[Vo]:Dr. Suslick's website

Vortexians; Do any of you have any further comments for the professor. In particular the last paragraph. I sent the following letter to Suslick Dear Dr. Suslick; An astrophysicist told me about Chain Reaction. It was based on a true story, he contended. We were discussing cohering the zero

[Vo]:another free energy machine story

Vortexians; I just heard about the movie Chain Reaction. It seems that this guy builds a F E machine and this bad guy, Morgan Freeman tries to kill him. Hum, where have I heard a story like that before? According to the my source,. the cell in the movie is a replica of one that actually worked

Re: [Vo]:OT: Dorothy Kilgallen

R.C.Macaulay wrote: Jones posted... that the whole field of alternative-energy is populated by cranks. ( See Tom Malloy's bites the dust post.) In one case of accidental death by gunshot. One of the major players was bird hunting in Idaho.Leaning his lever action rifle against the post w

Re: [VO]: Tonight W/ AlGore?

OrionWorks wrote: From R.C.Macaulay Nick Palmer posted.. This seems to be the outfit that will be presenting the "breakthrough". http://www.icecircle.org/ethos.html I looked at the ICE website. I'm wondering if their just talk, or if they will be putting their money where their mouths

[Vo]:Another one bites the dust

Vortexians: Sterling Allen is reporting on the death of yet another energy machine researcher. It has all the characters. Dr? Tom Bearden, a heart disrupter weapon, a free energy machine. The dead man was the only one who really understood how the technology worked. I've heard this scenario b

Re: [Vo]:Laser toner controversy

David Jonsson wrote: Isn't laser toner specifically chosen for having high or well known static characteristics? What is he ability to have static electricity? Has it anything to do about paraelectricity? David On Dec 4, 2007 2:35 PM, leaking pen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]

[Vo]:electron power systems

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Re: [Vo]:Re: Quasi-Stable Negative Muons or Heavy Positronium-Electronium?

Frederick Sparber wrote: Isn't it strange that Ed Storms' paper reports no gammas either, yet the radiation implies particle energies in the MeV range? Note the effect of oxygen and hydrocarbons in the Storms experiment where one would expect the quasi-stable entity to be found. (Argon in the

Re: [Vo]:Re: AGW

Michel Jullian wrote: - Original Message - From: "Rick Monteverde" <[EMAIL PROTECTED] Robin - As the temperature rises, more water evaporates. This is a positive feedback loop. The effect of ..and then it rains. Big moderator to the loop. Of course it rains mor

Re: [Vo]:OU water heater commercially available in France

Stephen A. Lawrence wrote: For your entertainment on this holiday weekend, here's a water heater, which you can buy today, which is about a The approach was developed for use as a heating plant on Russian submarines back in the days of the USSR. (Why not just use waste heat from the reactor

Re: [Vo]:The Suppression Name-Game

Jones Beene wrote: One of the recurrent themes in alternative-energy circles is so-called "suppression" ... i.e. the deliberate monetary All of the above as a prelude to one such name-game story of low level suppression: What do you believe Jones? Suppression or B S? --- http://USFamily.

Re: [Vo]:PreCog Proof

Terry Blanton wrote: (I don't think this subject is OT. -Terry) I agree, IMHO, this is the queen of scientific anomalies. Schwartz, a Professor of psychology, medicine, neurology, psychiatry and surgery at the University of Arizona and Director of the Human Energy Systems Laboratory,

Re: [VO]: Concert and Harmony

Horace Heffner wrote: On Nov 18, 2007, at 5:06 AM, R.C.Macaulay wrote: Howdy Vorts, Can anyone explain the nysterious repositioning and rapid buildup of the Russian nuclear forces ? I'm curious what the evidence is for that? It may be noteworthy that the Bear bomber flights have resu

Re: [Vo]:*******SPEED IS SOLUTION FOR ALL WATER & ENERGY PROBLEMS

OrionWorks wrote: Newman gives me the impression that he sincerely believes he has created a "free" energy device. OTOH, I wonder if some of Newman's When one has convinced themselves that god has whispered sacred secrets of the universe in their ear their sense of outrage against everyone els

[Vo]:Re: Fw: Pretty cool

JRB wrote: - Original Message - *Sent:* Monday, November 12, 2007 4:02 PM *Subject:* Pretty cool /Pretty Cool// / /( /*/ - /*

Re: [Vo]:OFF TOPIC Georgia governor's rain dance fails

Jed Rothwell wrote: Rain was predicted today, and it was cloudy earlier, but the weather is beautiful & clear, despite the governor's best efforts. For once this season I am happy to see clear skies. Except that I fear people will blame the atheists! Hi Jed, I was just thinking about you.

Re: [Vo]:Beryl's Better World

R.C.Macaulay wrote: Thomas wrote.. If you have ideas, or technology that you'd to bring to his attention, Here's an idea to pass on: A diesel powered pistonless combo turbine pancake engine flywheel with internal stepless variable speed forward and reversing gearless torque proportioning pow

[Vo]:Beryl's Better World

Vortexians; When I read the article about the Boyce Electrolyzer which Panacea University sent me, I concluded that I could take Puthoff's One Watt Challenge. Then there was the matter of heating bills this winter, and marketing a generator set based on it. Yesterday my plans to replicate th

Re: [Vo]:Cold electricity: manipulating an audience

William Beaty wrote: On Fri, 2 Nov 2007, John Berry wrote: The level of skepticism in this group even from the moderator makes it Ah, I remembered! That's what first turned me off to Ron Stiffler and started my "chilly" attitude. He started demonizing the criticism of his stuff. H

Re: [Vo]:Look Who's Back

John Berry wrote: > http://www.drjoechampion.com/ Is Joe out of prison now? I don't recall. Say, I see he is Dr. Joe. I don't recall him having a doctorate. Did he have a doctorate when he was here last? He probably got it from the same place that Tom Bearden got his

Re: [Vo]:Re: "Cold" electricity

William Beaty wrote: On Tue, 23 Oct 2007, Harry Veeder wrote: On 22/10/2007 10:48 PM, William Beaty wrote: Small resonant coil-antennas behave as if they were extremely large, like long-wire antennas. But any unknown transmitter that's supplying the power would have to be fairly clos

Re: [Vo]:energy products company

bouy and translating that into profits becomes a stretch. unless.. well .. err.. was never intended to. Maintaining a sea bouy is extremely expensive.. more so than a wind turbine and there ain't a nickel made in wind farms. Richard On Oct 16, 2007, at 2:26 PM, thomas malloy wrote: This co

Re: [Vo]:Cold Electricity and scalar waves

William Beaty wrote: On Fri, 19 Oct 2007, EnergyLab wrote: This is quite interesting, a Tesla coil (of which I know very little about) is being compared to a small radio antenna loop stick. Yes, an AM radio antenna loopstick is exactly the same as a Tesla coil: a resonant high freque

[Vo]:energy products company

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Re: [Vo]: Local Cosmic Matter

Robin van Spaandonk wrote: In reply to thomas malloy's message of Thu, 27 Jones Beene wrote: Robin, Suppose that the Sun orbits about a black hole once every 27000 years approximately. Although that cannot be ruled out, there seems to be no good evidence AFAIK that a black hole has b

Re: [Vo]:OFF TOPIC Taubes is at it again

Harry Veeder wrote: On 27/9/2007 2:43 AM, thomas malloy wrote: I wrote AFAIK, diabetes is what happens when a poor diet runs into a genetic weakenss. It's clear to me, that in a hunter gather society putting on a few extra pounds in the fall would be a good idea. Harry Veeder

Re: [Vo]: Local Cosmic Matter

Jones Beene wrote: Robin, Suppose that the Sun orbits about a black hole once every 27000 years approximately. Although that cannot be ruled out, there seems to be no good evidence AFAIK that a black hole has been documented nearby (and perhaps cannot be situated anywhere other than a ga

[Vo]:magnetite and cattle mutilations

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Re: [Vo]:OFF TOPIC Taubes is at it again

Harry Veeder wrote: On 26/9/2007 12:57 PM, Jed Rothwell wrote: From an evolutionary perspective, if obesity is so bad for us, why has it not been eliminated by natural selection? AFAIK, diabetes is what happens when a poor diet runs into a genetic weakenss. It's clear to me, that in a hu

Re: [Vo]:The latest on the missing nukes

Harry Veeder wrote: On 19/9/2007 10:41 AM, thomas malloy wrote: Patrick G Bailey wrote: Date: Mon, 17 Sep 2007 20:08:08 -0700 Subject: six people from Minot Airforce base dead within the last 7 days Armageddoom Foiled: Now Servicemen/Evidence Being Eliminated

Re: [Vo]:Progress in photon thrustors

OrionWorks wrote: From Robin van Spaandonk In reply to Jed Rothwell's message of Tue, 18 Sep 2007 17:19:08 -0400: Hi, [snip http://www.baeinstitute.com/index.html http://www.baeinstitute.com/tech_advPropulsion.html Regards Steven Vincent Johnson www.OrionWorks.com Interesting websit

Re: [Vo]:GM Propaganda

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[Vo]:The latest on the missing nukes

Patrick G Bailey wrote: Date: Mon, 17 Sep 2007 20:08:08 -0700 Subject: six people from Minot Airforce base dead within the last 7 days > Armageddoom Foiled: Now Servicemen/Evidence Being Eliminated! > > Minot AFB Clandestine Nukes 'Oddities' --By Lori Price, www.legitgov.org

Re: [Vo]:something to think about

Stephen A. Lawrence wrote: thomas malloy wrote: Horace Heffner wrote: On Sep 18, 2007, at 9:55 AM, Taylor J. Smith wrote: Why would they want to start a thermonuclear war when they are beating the pants off us economically? In another 20 years, the way change is The match in

Re: [Vo]:something to think about

Horace Heffner wrote: On Sep 18, 2007, at 9:55 AM, Taylor J. Smith wrote: Why would they want to start a thermonuclear war when they are beating the pants off us economically? In another 20 years, the way change is The match in the tinder box is the Israeli State. Russia is allied with

[Vo]:Re: measuring glactic alignment

Vortexians: I noticed that Mr. Jenkins will be interviewed on C to C AM so I sent him the following letter. Dear Sir; I noticed your upcoming interview on C to C AM. It would seem to me that in order to see the coming alignment, you'd need sophisticated optical instruments. I hope that

Re: [Vo]:50 mcg Missing

Terry Blanton wrote: Theft in Paris? http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20070912/ap_on_re_eu/shrinking_kilogram;_ylt=A0WTcUqtguhGTH8AhRms0NUE http://snipurl.com/1qtfk "By JAMEY KEATEN, Associated Press Writer Wed Sep 12, 1:00 PM ET PARIS - A kilogram just isn't what it used to be. Evaporation p

[Vo]:Brotherhood of the Bell

Vortexians; Joseph Farrell was last night's guest on C to C AM. He wrote two books speculating on the possibility of the pyramids being part of a maser weapon. Brotherhood of the Bell speculates about a Nazi factory. It was supposed to be producing synthetic rubber. Joseph speculates that they

Re: [Vo]:something to think about

thomas malloy wrote: Standing Bear wrote: On Saturday 15 September 2007 02:12, you wrote: Standing Bear wrote: On Friday 14 September 2007 14:02, Jed Rothwell wrote: thomas malloy wrote As for stealing one, forget it in the United States unless one's group is prepar

Re: [Vo]:Jacques Vallee on C2C AM on Monday night, 9-17-07!

OrionWorks wrote: From: thomas malloy I'm a big fan of Dr. Vallee's, I read several of his books. I just finished Journey to Magonia. I'm going to try to call in to the program. Hello Thomas, There are few who have as much insight that Mr. Vallee has on this mysteri

Re: [Vo]:L/C Effect

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[Vo]:Jacques Vallee on C2C AM on Monday night, 9-17-07!

I'm a big fan of Dr. Vallee's, I read several of his books. I just finished Journey to Magonia. I'm going to try to call in to the program. Patrick G Bailey wrote: Subject: Historic UFO Event: Jacques Vallee on C2C AM on Monday night, 9-17-07! JACQUES VALLE ON "Coast 2 Coast AM" WITH NOORY

[Vo]:something to think about

Vortexians; Rumor has it that someone would have gotten into the military's communication system in order to have stolen the nuke. This whole scenario seems like waving a flag in front of a bull. The discussion about the missing nuke makes me wonder about stealing one verses buying or buildi

Re: [Vo]: Something to think about

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[Vo]:are impeller designes worth fighting over

Jones Beene wrote; Get a life, Carl Bachellier, and go find a forum where someone is impressed with your claims. This is not that place. If you find and actual infringement, then sue - Temper, temper Jones. I don't know what you think you're going to do with that impeller. But if it has anyt

Re: [Vo]:Radio Frequencies Help Burn Salt Water

Harry Veeder wrote: Really? Harry Radio Frequencies Help Burn Salt Water The scientists want to find out whether the energy output from the burning hydrogen ‹ which reached a heat of more than 3,000 degrees Fahrenheit ‹ would be enough to power a car or other heavy machinery. I tal

Re: [Vo]:Utility plans 1,000 MW of batteries including PHEV

Jed Rothwell wrote: A power utility is installing gigantic sodium sulfur batteries that store 7 MWH each. It also plans to use customer's PHEV as temporary storage. See: Interesting post Jed. The price seems high, and the 80% of energy back doesn't sound so good either. --- http://USFamil

Re: [Vo]:*****SEE 7,500-lb ENERGY MACHINE

JNPCo. wrote: *This technology will provide abundant, inexpensive, non-polluting energy* *to power homes, factories, automobiles, ships, planes, appliances ...* *in short, the entire world can utilize this revolutionary technology.* Yah, all we need is millions of 7,500 lb energy machines -

[Vo]:wave of life

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Re: [Vo]:OT: MELs MAGNA CARTA and MANIFESTO

DonW wrote: For some reason I have been on this Mailing List for a long time. I am politically, an Independent. This is from Mel Hilgenberg, Chairman of the " NORTH CENTRAL COLORADO REPUBLICAN" Is this a sign of things to come??? -DonW- IMHO, this nonsense belongs on a science fiction fanta

Re: [Vo]:please analyze this: production of hydroxy gas AND cold current

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Re: [Vo]:OT: Close enough for government work

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Re: [Vo]:interesting developments

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Re: [Vo]:Laddermill Demo Success

Robin van Spaandonk wrote: In reply to Stephen A. Lawrence's message of Thu, 30 Aug 2007 08:57:08 -0400: Hi, [snip] The inventor says that kite mills up to 50 kW can be built, but then suggests that 3 of these would be enough to power the city of Groningen. (I suspect he is off by about a f

[Vo]:interesting developments

Vortexians; I just had something very interesting happen. My friend Rev. Terry has been following the sermons of Kim Clement, who claims to be a prophet of G-d. The problem is that some of the craziest people I know claim to hear directly from G-d. Terry forwarded Kim's latest newsletter to

[Vo]:Hydorgene

Vortexians; My research on hydrogen generation led me to Gene Johnson, Hydrogene. He sent me the following URL's. The first one is excellent, the second interesting, the third, Robert Plarr was a quest on C to C AM, the fourth, a waste of band with, the fifth, I don't like the idea of burning

Re: [Vo]:the Gray Matter

Jones Beene wrote: Robin van Spaandonk wrote: You might argue that "free energy" is always preferable to even cheap oil, but the practical problem with the Gray device is low battery life. The longest mentioned run was 200 hours. How many man-hours of engineering would it take to increase th

[Vo]:energy machine letter

Vortexians; I sent this letter to the U S Public Research Group. If you have any suggestions about organizations who should receive it let me know. For the past 30+ years I have followed the reports of attempts to cohere the zero point energy. If it could be cohered, it promises an unlimited

Re: [Vo]:Life on Mars

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Re: [Vo]:Cold vibes & NMR

Jones Beene wrote: Horace Too bad there is no way to get that kind of 'official-sounding' crap from Vassilatos off the internet (or reclassified as fiction). And here is the most important message of the thread - with what Richard Hull says about Vassilatos - basically that he is "just wron

Re: [Vo]:changes to Wikepedia

Jed Rothwell wrote: thomas malloy wrote: Richard C Hoagland was interviewed on C to C AM this morning. He mentioned that a large number of changes to Wikipedia are made by governmental agencies. Richard didn't give any specific examples of tampering that NASA did. I have not rea

[Vo]:changes to Wikepedia

Vortexians; Richard C Hoagland was interviewed on C to C AM this morning. He mentioned that a large number of changes to Wikipedia are made by governmental agencies. Someone set up a tracker to monitor where the computers that were making the changes were, many them were from the US governmen

Re: [Vo]:Nobody Expects the Scientific Inquisition!

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Re: [Vo]:Cold vibes & NMR

Jeff Fink wrote: -Original Message- From: Jones Beene [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] It seems that the technology was suppressed. This is a very depressing article. It makes me think we are all wasting our time here. If any of us manage to come up with a world changing idea we will be

[Vo]:LENR patent

Vortexians; I had an exchange with the webmaster of the atomic motor website. I mentioned the Piantelli patent, he responded with this patent, which mentions Piantelli and nickel. http://www.google.com/patents?id=4jkIEBAJ&printsec=abstract&zoom=4&dq=Piantelli++%22nickel%22#PPA11,M1 -

Re: [Vo]:Russell's technoloygy

I wrote and Esa Ruoho responded:… I attended the INE conference where Grotz, Binder et al presented their paper on their attempt to replicate the machine that you mention Esa. I though it was great. If that thing works why not make gold or rhodium out of youre also yet to se

[Vo]:Russell's technoloygy

Esa Ruoho wrote: > isnt it interesting that he sheds not even one sentence for Walter > Russell and his method of producing hydrogen out of watervapour? > > "Upon heating the tube in an electric furnace, and inserting it into > the solenoid with electric current turned on until the tube cooled, >

Re: [Vo]:Biofuel cost decline

Horace Heffner wrote: On Aug 14, 2007, at 11:05 AM, OrionWorks wrote: There is a chance some change may occur: http://www.hillaryclinton.com/issues/energy/ Did you look through Moray King's presentation? I'm referring to the MIB harassment. I've always believed that the only way to have so

[Vo]:Moray King's Power Point Presentation

Moray King spoke on O U electrolyzers and how they may be cohering the ZPE at the Tesla conference. I called him yesterday and he said that he would be posting this. Sterling Allen just sent me the URL. http://peswiki.com/index.php/Directory:Water_Disassociation_Using_Zero_Point_Energy --- ht

[Vo]:The Junkman;s prize

Steve, The Junkman, Milloy, www.junkscience.com was interviewed on Northern Alliance Radio this weekend. Steve is offering $100,000 to anyone who can prove that anthropogenic global warming is real, and that it's deleterious consequences outweigh the benefits. Since it's impossible to prove eit

Re: [Vo]:Born-Again Batteries

Jones Beene wrote: Anybody remember the Apple "Pippin" ? ...a so-called portable computer from 1989. After the dead batteries are revived (desulfurization) then the real test would be to see if they can consistently delivery more energy to a load than is put into charging them. This would be

Re: [Vo]:The End is Near

Terry Blanton wrote: For the first time, I honestly think that the end *IS* near. Did we finally win? http://money.cnn.com/2007/08/13/autos/electric_car/index.htm?cnn=yes There are actually a plethora of BEVs about to enter the market. Time to start an electrical install company for 220 VAC

Re: [Vo]:Re: High efficiency electrolysis

Stiffler Scientific wrote: thomas malloy said; The idea is to use the potential to cause the oxygen and hydrogen to pull apart, not to muscle in an electron. That's the way a Faraday electrolyzer works. So you are saying the Boyce cell does not work by Oxidation-Reduction reactio

Re: [Vo]:Re: High efficiency electrolysis

Stiffler Scientific wrote: thomas malloy said; I share your enthusiasm Jones. Ever since I read the article about the Boyce electrolyzer, I've gotten the itch to find out if it works. BTW, the efficiency claimed is 1000 times the Faradaic efficiency, more than enough to close the loop.

[Vo]:LENR used to produce electricity

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Re: [Vo]:Re: High efficiency electrolysis

Jones Beene wrote: for storing or using electricity (the advanced battery)- than splitting water, unless you can produce H2 at about double the normal Faradaic rate. More later, but if anyone is interested, Harti has started a thread on his forum: I share your enthusiasm Jones. Ever since

Re: [VO]: Solar activity vs. seismic

Horace Heffner wrote: On Aug 9, 2007, at 9:10 PM, thomas malloy wrote: R.C.Macaulay wrote: Howdy Vorts, Is there a relationship between solar activity and earthquakes ? ccording to Richard C Hoagland, www.enterprisemission.com , there is an explanation based on hyperdimensional

Re: [Vo]:Can the MIBs stop a Paradigm shift?

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Have you ever heard of supply and demand? For sure I have, and I also have heard of supply manipulation to increase profit. The oil companies are out to charge as much as the market will bare. However the world wide automobile population is exploding, and more plan

Re: [Vo]:The meaning of ...

Jones Beene wrote: [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: The first person to tap into ZPE will likely do it by a serendipitous "hit or miss" kind of lucky break, or 'educated guess' and may be too sloppy a record-keeper to make it repeatable. But that does not mean that they didn't get a real clue- which

Re: [Vo]:Can the MIBs stop a Paradigm shift?

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I wonder how much truth is in the 2-Steps Forward, 1-Step Back algorithm the oil companies use is setting price and mass population conditioning? Have you ever heard of supply and demand? Prices rise, people invest money to produce more oil, prices fall. It works e

Re: [VO]: Solar activity vs. seismic

R.C.Macaulay wrote: Howdy Vorts, Is there a relationship between solar activity and earthquakes ? An increase in seismic activity worldwide has been predicted. How valid ? Inquiring minds want to know. According to Richard C Hoagland, www.enterprisemission.com , there is an explanation b

[Vo]:technology letter

Vortexians; I am working on a letter which I plan to send to the Govenor. I am soliciting comments. There are some very interesting developments in technology which have potential for energy production. Some physicists believe in the active aether theory, it says that there is this high freq

[Vo]:schauberger vortexes

Vortexians; Someone has posted several links on the use of Schauberger vortexes to do things like purify water and generate hydropower. I've been trying to find them using search engines. --- http://USFamily.Net/dialup.html - $8.25/mo! -- http://www.usfamily.net/dsl.html - $19.99/mo! ---

Re: [Vo]:Compact flourescent dimmables

Jeff Fink wrote: I got 10 bulbs on ebay for $2.60 ea. including shipping. The dim range is quite acceptable to me, but if you push the low end, they flicker. The question is, how long are they going to last if they are dimmed down some? --- http://USFamily.Net/dialup.html - $8.25/m

Re: [Vo]:the opposite of Electron fugacity

Horace Heffner wrote: On Aug 3, 2007, at 9:39 PM, thomas malloy wrote: Vortexians; I've been wondering. Suppose that the resonant frequency electrolyzer works. It's actions, including the energy gain, are attributed to the electrical pulse causing the H and O atoms to move

[Vo]:the opposite of Electron fugacity

Vortexians; I've been wondering. Suppose that the resonant frequency electrolyzer works. It's actions, including the energy gain, are attributed to the electrical pulse causing the H and O atoms to move apart to a point where they suddenly become separate, I'm thinking that perhaps this might

[Vo]:resonant electrolyzer

Vortexians; Pat Bailey sent me a .pdf file about a resonant frequency water electrolyzer developed by Bob Boyce. The number 1000 times energy gain was mentioned. I'm wondering if any of you are interested in reading and discussing it. --- http://USFamily.Net/dialup.html - $8.25/mo! -- http

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