rhozzi

afterthought...

Is there a possibility that what is actually causing the water to boil so fast when using the heater is the actual electricity flowing through the heater device from an electrical outlet? In otherwords, like lightning hitting water in a swimming pool. Instead of the electricity going through a hot water heater, it's going directly into the container (Elias's 2 liter bottle) and the direct power is causing the boiling, with or without the 50hz tuning. I've heard that many people have been killed from 120 outlet because of the power hitting their body. So, that much power coming through metal would heat the water regardless of the 50hz tuning. Unless I'm missing something.

pictures of finished Davey heater.....

This is sooo cool. LOA in action! I found a website with pictures of someone who had put together the heater. It is in a different country and language but the pictures are outstanding. I could not print out the pictures but I video taped them so I could put a heater together correctly. Then it's a matter of finding a way to tape a cd of the 50hz frequency to consistantly make the heater work the way it was intended. Here is the website....
Telekinetic Heater
If that doesn't take you there, just type in The telekinetic heater and you should find it.
PS Also, Their electric outlets are different than ours. It would be great to see pictures of the heater in action. Though I cannot see anyone holding something metal connected to 120 outlet in water. There has to be a safe way to do it without getting fried.

Another question...

Do the bowls have to be tuned to 50hz each time they are used to heat water?

amatuer needs help..

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