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Steve · IonizationX

Take a look on how to fracture water.... [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q19p1df2tWE&feature=mfu_in_order&list=UL[/youtube]

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

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.

Resonant cavity · Steve · IonizationX · 2014

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

Resonant cavity · geon · IonizationX · 2014

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

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?

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

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.

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

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

Resonant cavity · outlawstc · IonizationX · 2010

Nice find steve

Resonant cavity · geon · IonizationX

I remember a patent about Φ ratio frequencies from rf waveguides to make hydrogen from water vapour

Resonant cavity · Steve · IonizationX

at least it is clear that the negative is on the outside and the positive on the inside...

Resonant cavity · geon · IonizationX

so it was hollow inside

Resonant cavity · Steve · IonizationX

Dear Jim, Can you do a measurement on these tubes with that special tool of you? It seems to me that the outertube is indead longer then the middle part of the innertube..... Steve

Resonant cavity · outlawstc · IonizationX

the only way we will know steve is by making it and trying it out.. them slots may not be that complex.. they may not serve any other purpose other then to let let water continously pass through the center while aiding i

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,

Spherical Resonant Cavity Replication · Steve · IonizationX · 2019

Looks good your setup, The question that rises is what resonant action between which parts?

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

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