I believe we touched opon something interresting yesterday , outlaw was thoerizing on this .
I said the following .
So what if it were possible to *pump* our water (dipole) , I believe this is what Stan was referring too , this is the broken symetry we are after , this is how I believe Daniel Dingel was creating electricity , this is what Stephen Meyers was saying . The *art of pumping*
What if we could do this , would the water then be charged ( like a capacitor ) , could we then apply a polarizing force using the waters *own magical charge* to break itself in a unipolar way with a diode in the circuit .
Or maybe this is just the way the gas gets more GTNT power .
Plz discuss , I believe this hypothesis takes into account why we simply cant charge our water capacitor and fills in the blank holes .
I always liked the way Stan's cell was pressurized. (He had a PRV - Pressure Relief Valve attached of course) So many of other cells being tested are being operated at atmospheric pressures. Does HHO generation increase as pressure is increased?
I see so many tube cell designs securing the tubes very well, thus, the mechanical force of some of these new cell designs inhibiting the resonance properties of the tubes while the electromagnetic generated signals are applied. Stan only secured the base of his inner tube and used spring steel for the outer tube.
Maybe it's the pumping action that occurs when bubbles rise to the surface pulling more water up between the tubes to be electromatically charged.
I like the fact that Stan used the bump method with power on/off/on/off. Maybe it was also the reason he chose 304 stainless over 316 stainless in his tube design. 304 of course is slightly ferromagnetic. Power off was enough to allow the gas bubble to separate/release from the tube and escape, while the residual magnetic property in the 304 tube material maintained water molecule electron alignment until the next "on" phase could separate. So what if the water gets a little dirty.
Per Admiral Griffin, Stan delberately deoptomized his demonstration cell used in his 1980 patent and used 14" length tubes. Why are 27" length tubes reported as being optimal and so explosion risky? Why is snow white?
I personnally did a tube test and even though both inner and outer tubes weighed the same with the smaller tube being about an inch longer the resonant frequencies of each didn't match. I will need to notch the outer tube so they both ring the same (like tuning forks).
Thanks for your Tom Beardin link Dankie! I'll have to study this more.
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