Davey's Water Heater
#9 ·
RESONANCE is a key to free energy
Rhozzi,
I am not very experienced in this area (I am a Computer Engineer) and this document and this thread is meant to be a start for experimentation with this device. So don't expect to hear professional advice from me in this area!
Well, what I can tell you is that you can go study what RESONANCE is? and how it is formed in the world around us. I can describe resonance as this:
The frequency at which applying a natural force through a natural medium to a natural element makes oscillations of the element add to the applied force is called the RESONANCE FREQUENCY.
For resonance you can see these links:
Resonance - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The Physics of Resonance
To understand how this heater works and to maximize the heat output of it we must understand what resonance is and how it is formed. It does not matter what materials we use for constructing the heater, but it does matter how we can build and tune it to make it resonate at a particular frequency of 50Hz, 60Hz of else.
I think that tuning the device will be much easier with a device that generates input power at a particular frequency. So by adjusting the frequency one can understand how this device resonates.
The document describes two physical factors for making it resonate:
1- The thickness of the bowls.
2- The distance between them.
So don't worry about the elastic pipe.
Another thing I noticed is that the distance between the two bowls must not be small, because it decreases the impedance and makes it draw more current.
As I have understood from my research in the free energy field, RESONANCE plays an important role for taping the zero point energy of nature.
Hope you'd be able to build one, The heater heats because water becomes partly a resistor in the circuit and starts heating up.
I am working on it sometimes and I am going to build a power supply to adjust the frequency to learn how to tune it and when this resonance occurs in this heater. I will post pictures with some test data when I really get by calculations COP > 1.
With Love
Elias
rhozzi wrote:
I downloaded all the paperwork for the Davey's water heater and have a few questions.
It mentions elastic pipe...I 've heard of plastic pipe, rubber hose and metal pipes but where do you buy elastic pipe?
Is a person suppose to wire it as you would a lamp to be able to plug it into an outlet? (I hope)
Can a person use stainless steel mixing bowls or copper bowls and tune them to 50hz? I would like to build one to heat a bathtub full of water, so, would it just mean I would leave the heater in longer for that amount of water or build a bigger heater?
The instructions do not say how long the pipe is suppose to be. I imagine that depends on the size of the heater a person wants to build???
To not get shocked or burned what kind of protection should a person use on their hands while holding the heater? My kids and grandkids would not appreciate their grandma kicking the bucket for being an amateur scientist and not knowing what she is getting into. I can wire a lamp with an extention cord and hope that the heater is as easy.
Any knowledgable help is most appreciated. Rhozzi
I am not very experienced in this area (I am a Computer Engineer) and this document and this thread is meant to be a start for experimentation with this device. So don't expect to hear professional advice from me in this area!
Well, what I can tell you is that you can go study what RESONANCE is? and how it is formed in the world around us. I can describe resonance as this:
The frequency at which applying a natural force through a natural medium to a natural element makes oscillations of the element add to the applied force is called the RESONANCE FREQUENCY.
For resonance you can see these links:
Resonance - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The Physics of Resonance
To understand how this heater works and to maximize the heat output of it we must understand what resonance is and how it is formed. It does not matter what materials we use for constructing the heater, but it does matter how we can build and tune it to make it resonate at a particular frequency of 50Hz, 60Hz of else.
I think that tuning the device will be much easier with a device that generates input power at a particular frequency. So by adjusting the frequency one can understand how this device resonates.
The document describes two physical factors for making it resonate:
1- The thickness of the bowls.
2- The distance between them.
So don't worry about the elastic pipe.
Another thing I noticed is that the distance between the two bowls must not be small, because it decreases the impedance and makes it draw more current.
As I have understood from my research in the free energy field, RESONANCE plays an important role for taping the zero point energy of nature.
Hope you'd be able to build one, The heater heats because water becomes partly a resistor in the circuit and starts heating up.
I am working on it sometimes and I am going to build a power supply to adjust the frequency to learn how to tune it and when this resonance occurs in this heater. I will post pictures with some test data when I really get by calculations COP > 1.
With Love
Elias
But I don't know if it has COP > 1. It boiled two liters of water pretty fast. I am looking for a way to tune it to get the most out of it.
My first curiosities in this field arose when I read about Peter's Edwin Gray descriptions and that fascinated me a lot because I thought that's it to free energy. I am pretty sure that it can be replicated. The problem is that I have not encountered anyone who claims that he's done it. Or maybe they're afraid to tell this. I think that there is more than enough information out on this subject, and if it WORKS then that's amazing. As I have understood from my studies, the secret of the tube lies in three things: 1. Sharp Impulses of High Voltage, 2. A Carbon Spark Gap 3. A good conductor with some tiny holes on it wrapped around the spark gap to capture the radiant energy. Splitting the positive is another issue which makes use of the high voltage to both drive the load and charge the battery.