MEMM

[-[marco]-]

ok so that on the page of that link they say:

The topmost heatexchanger is the intake of cold fluid (seawater or similar).

doesnt that mean that there has to be a continous cold water flow from somewhere?
can we use the hot water for warming up our homes of something like that??
i dont hava cold seawater tube going in to my house and for the normal water supply would be way too expensife to let it run true the device all the time.

marco.

[PaulLowrance]

Hi,

I posted some great news regarding the confirmation of my MCE theory ->

http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,1569.msg14013.html#msg14013

Paul Lowrance

[lancaIV]

Hello Mr Lowrance,
the question is :
if you stimulate the core domains to get the "concentrated spin"-force effect,
under which conditions this force will enter the coil without to destroy it ?
You are in the nuclear(nucleus) sphere !

Sincerely
            de Lanca

[PaulLowrance]

Hi lancaIV,

Most of the magnetic field in magnetic materials comes from the intrinsic electron spin. So it's not a nuclear spin.  The radiation always enters the coils, but because the core absorbs nearly all the radiation it's usually small. Furthermore, most magnetic materials including ferrites radiate hundreds to tens of thousands times less MCE energy than amorphous & nanocrystalline material. The techniques I described will prevent the core from absorbing the MCE radiation.

Paul Lowrance

[lancaIV]

Hello Mr.Lowrance,
I am not concerned about nuclear/radio-active radiation,
but you describe for the one hand this power-values,
for the other hand a f.e. 10% conversion process lost=to heat transforming
will melt the coil/apparature in a very short time !

S
  dL