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Maybe Alan is sufering from an NWO weapon , we know Holland has many nazis there .Yeah, something like mindcontrol - someone brought it to my attention. If I couldn't feel the energy of the entities with my hands, I'd consider mindcontrol a reality.
]oh and more, tuning into the dielectric properties of water, dielectric is pretty much a mechanical property as well as a molecular property, just as sound/longitudinal waves are mechanical/molecular phenomenonexactly, that is why meyer in the end approached it as a capacitor, kiss. the polarization effect actually is displacement current.
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you ever wounder why stan says you need more heneries then capacitance?.. answer anyone?in terms of reactance, yes, to let voltage lead current by +-90 degree.
http://ocw.mit.edu/ans7870/8/8.02T/f04/visualizations/electrostatics/30-vdgdischarge/30-vdgdischarge320.htmlinteresing, explains why poynting flow flows inward
Dankie,The first circuit looks like a VCO:
The only difference is that you can get a sinewave into your primairy coil, when you use a 2 transistor setup. That can work, if you have a 3 wire primairy.
http://www.aaroncake.net/circuits/inverter.asp
http://www.aaroncake.net/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=7123
I personally like the second one better.
Both circuits putting out a sinewave, which can be controlled in frequency.
The frequency range is limited by the propertys of the toroid.
Steve
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Also, I can show you Technical papers written on how such a layer is "seeded" onto SS through electrolysis, and how this layer is an N-type junction (semiconductor).please show
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Casimir force, could it relate to the snapping action / rubber banding effect?he also mentions it involves the Casimir effect..
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kashmir_effect
This is nice. I read this wikipedia on Casimir and its worths a try, is it.
Electrojolt is starting now something on this and i will try some tests on this.
2 opposing waves.....
It might be RF or simple electrical waves.....who knows.
Just do some testing people!
br
Steve