1. Check out Acoustic Refrigeration
2. book Universal Laws Never Before Revealed: Keely's Secrets, Understanding and Using the Science of sympathetic Vibration, / by Dale Pond (et al.) edited by Dale Pond, The Message Company, 2000
3. Victor Schauberger writings on water and vortex movement.
4. Theoretical storage of energy. A spark allows you to observe stored potential energy manifesting itself into several frequencies at once. heat, light, uv, and others. How do you set up circumstances to separate out resident frequencies that are already in a substance but are not being manifested individually? For example hit a bottle of nitro glycerin with a hammer and the vibration of the hammer is added to the nitro and nitro manifests itself in other frequencies.
5. Harmonics
Statistics: Posted by BEMET — Tue Nov 15, 2005 10:55 pm
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But DAMN, don't you see the usefulness of what you just said?
Yes I just read someone's patent yesterday how piezo "nebulizers"
are used to emulsify water-oil combinations and break down chemicals;
didn't strike me then, that idea could certainly increase our MPG!
Do you think the water-gas vapors are any more explosive than just
petrol fumes in one's carb float bowl? If yes, please explain why, because
that's another very happy discovery! It would mean that apart from getting
much better mileage by emusifying water and gasoline, we might expect
even more power and even better mileage! But don't let me put words
in your mouth. I just think you stumbled into another unexplored area that
needs more study and I'd personally like to know more about. Not OU, but
still damn useful.
Statistics: Posted by thrival — Mon Nov 07, 2005 9:06 am
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