Peter Davey Heater

[nul-points]

I'm presently roasting some IRF250 trying to reproduce the
JL Naudin experiments about the Meyer WFC. (http://jnaudin.free.fr/wfc/)

it's interesting to see the number of different experiments in progress which are all based around the use of electrodes in water 

PS:  may I take advantage of this post to ask:
Is there any French/Breton guy over there?
How many are we interested in, and experimenting these 'OU subjects'?

do people from 'grande' Bretagne qualify as Breton? 

all the best
sandy
Doc Ringwood's Free Energy site  http://ringcomps.co.uk/doc

[Paul-R]

To tune your bells or to check any audible frequency accurately and if you have speakers on your computer, spend no more money. Go to http://nch.com.au/tonegen/index.html and download their free tone generator.

The essence of the Peter Davey system is accuracy. How accurate is this software? How accurate
is your mains frequency (the latter will be very accurate).

The best method is going to be tuning to the hum coming off your mains, either using a fat high
wattage resistor in series with a small loudspeaker or putting the LS on the end of an AC step
down transformer of the sort that used to be used for elderly modems and early mobile phones.
(Nowadays, they tend to rectify the output to DC, and are no good).
Paul.

[Paul-R]

The essence of the Peter Davey system is accuracy. How accurate is this software?

More to the point, if the tones are generated by a crystal in the sound card, how accurate
is this component?

Maybe I am being a killjoy. We should try the software and see how it goes. After all,
a pair of magnificently useful soup ladles from Poundstrechers will only be two quid.

[forest]

I was thinking and thinking and FOUND THIS :
http://youtube.com/watch?v=oLUeGX3hNpU

now scale this down add a tiny resistance heater around electrodes to rise water temperature initially to 100-120 F and what you see ? Yeah...it's Peter Davey heater ! Plasma reaction in small amount of water!

SERIOUSLY!

[edelind]

I was thinking and thinking and FOUND THIS :
http://youtube.com/watch?v=oLUeGX3hNpU

now scale this down add a tiny resistance heater around electrodes to rise water temperature initially to 100-120 F and what you see ? Yeah...it's Peter Davey heater ! Plasma reaction in small amount of water!

SERIOUSLY!

It's not the same thing. Cold fusion requires high voltage and also has nothing to do with frequencies (at least not yet).