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Re: Resonant cavity

Resonant cavity · Steve · IonizationX · 2014

and you want to catch it, want to bounch it in a cavity, it seems to me logic to do that this way.... If you

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Re: Resonant cavity

Resonant cavity · Steve · IonizationX · 2014

has a nonrectilinear shape, like a circular drumhead or a cylindrical microwave cavity, the resonant frequencies may not occur at equally spaced multiples of the fundamental frequency.

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Re: Resonant cavity

Resonant cavity · Steve · IonizationX · 2014

Here a nice description of a resonant cavity... Read carefully please.... Steve

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Resonant cavity · geon · IonizationX · 2014

isnt there a repulsive force between electrons when they stop moving? but between the walls it's different

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Re: Resonant cavity

Resonant cavity · sebosfato · IonizationX · 2014

Quote from: Steve on July 10, 2014, 16:28:22 pm at least it is clear that the negative is on the outside and the positive on the inside... why did you conclude that?

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Re: Resonant cavity

Resonant cavity · Steve · IonizationX · 2014

Next question is then: what are microwaves? Microwaves, Radar While there are some radar bands from 1,300 to 1,600 MHz, most microwave applications fall in the range 3,000 to 30,000 MHz (3-30 GHz). Current microwave oven

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Re: Resonant cavity

Resonant cavity · Steve · IonizationX · 2011

Quote from: Dynodon on May 08, 2011, 03:42:50 am The negative tube is not a tube but a solid rod with the top and bottom drilled part way.It is solid in the center.water can't pass through the ceter. Don Ok! Thanks Don.

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Re: Resonant cavity

Resonant cavity · Dynodon · IonizationX · 2011

The negative tube is not a tube but a solid rod with the top and bottom drilled part way.It is solid in the center.water can't pass through the ceter. Don

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Re: Resonant cavity

Resonant cavity · Steve · IonizationX · 2011

Hi folks, Here another mindfart on the resonance system of Meyer. Have a look at at the picture of his tubeset Stanley used. Why is it build with such a strange cut at the bottum and top? My 1 cent on this is simple. A s

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Re: Spherical Resonant Cavity Replication

Spherical Resonant Cavity Replication · tektrical · IonizationX · 2019

Stan appears to have believed these waves were present in his spherical cavity, whether he understood that mechanism or not. In this day and age,

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Re: Resonant cavity sphere

Resonant cavity sphere · Newguy · IonizationX · 2016

the frequency needs to match the 1/4 wavelength or multiple of the cavity aint it? Or does it need to match a multiple of a

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Re: Resonant cavity sphere

Resonant cavity sphere · sebosfato · IonizationX · 2016

want? meyer talks in this patent about hiting the frequency of the cavity and that at this frequency the force is maximized... he than say

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Resonant cavity sphere

jim miller · IonizationX · 2011

three of Issue 3 Winter-Spring 86/87, there is a picture of a resonant cavity. What is thelikely diameter? Quick Analysis For this analysis, it was determined

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Re: Spherical resonant cavity

Spherical resonant cavity · Donaldwfc · IonizationX · 2010

by Stans progress, his finial developments were for modular stackable self contained resonant cavity units, and then water fuel injectors, these two systems are the final