...he does say on a video to use 11% ...I cant remember which one and it'll take a while of watching over them all again to find it.Something im having a hard time finding is some reading about ions and carbon...
Ive been listening to Steve's interviews again and thinking I want to know if carbon electrodes will work in a gas processor or EEC.
Im gonna go search around and see if something comes up.
Im not so interested in building an exact replication of Stans work, I really do want to understand the exact science tho .
I wish those guys that replicated Puharich's work would come here and talk a while

Im missing all those guys...Im missing Bob Boyce and James Robey a lot...James was a good guy and I don't blame him for anything wrong any more...if he's reading this I just want to apologize for getting upset over the interview with Herman and stuff .I wish he'd come here for at least a little while and bring us up to speed with his adventures and things.
I hear Mr.Boyce finished his power adventure but I cant find out how he's doing now or how his current adventure is going if he's still doing stuff....
Im starting a new job tomorrow and its night shift 6 nights a week unless it rains a lot so I hope to get something going soon.
Woodside's designing a new circuit and im looking forward to seeing that...
I still haven't finished my TSG circuit....I'll be doing something tho

I hope to help Seb out with some funds around Christmas time or sooner for that dern probe... or someone past that point help us get around it if its possible.
Itsa po boys dream i guess
?) I told Robey about it and Steve mentioned some things about it in his interview.The jist of the story is a secret never told about what they used the blimp skin or the silver rocket fuel model paint was used for.I think it was either used on the generator tubes or in the gas processor electrodes.I hope somebody else knows more about the use of those type of materials with all this... maybe go back and listen to Steve Meyers interview with James Robey and see if you can fit it when where it belongs.