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[resonanceman]

Won't added alternators drain the batteries even faster?
Because G. claimed excess energy.
I haven't seen the posts you talk about, remember which page?

The  word you  used describing  the   how the engine  running  was " smoothly ",

To me   a  smoothly  running engine is not  faltering  or  stalling .......it is  running well  within  its  power  curve . 

If it is  truly  running smoothly    another  alternator  would   simply  provide more  electric  power   for the battery .   It WOULD  use  up more  of  the available   power  of the engine .

It is  possible  that  the engine  would no longer  run  smoothly  with the increased load ..





Sorry  I don't  remember  what page it is on .......it was  quite a while ago .

I personaly don't think that what Graneau  is  the same  as we are trying to do .

He was using   a large capacitor  bank and  very  fast  discharges . 

I don't think  that   either  the large   capacitor  bank or the  very fast  discharges are the way to go  .

It  is my opinion that   plasma is plasma .......   
Plasma is hot .
The  amount of  plasma   and the  length   of time that plasma is  sustained    is   what matters
I think  that  what matters  most is  how to  create plasma  most efficiently .
To me  .......that is the   value of this  thread .


There are   differing  opinions  on  the work of  Graneau
Personally  I  think either  side could  be disinformation .

WHat  I find  compelling  are the  videos of  small engines  kicking  over    or  running as in the  S1r video .     If the power to  run was not  there ...... these  engines  should not be kicking  over at all . .

I  can't imagine  a  gas engine   kicking  over  using the same  methods .


gary

[resonanceman]

I'm coming from plasma technology and study the Gray tube, Corr?a tubes and naturaly this sp?cial double positives : today, for me, the  hydrino concept is for me the answer : Papp engine utilise this technology too, stanley meyer too: the Joecell alone is not solved by : why ? i don't know: some subtilities maybe !

hum ! don't mis this amasing hydrino, guys !  it's surrely what you 're surching for

terry M

Terry
How far did you  get  with the Grey tube?
I  have  studied  the  Grey  tube a little .

Do  you think  it  would  be possible   to  make a mini  Grey  tube  for  each  cylinder on  an  ICE ?


gary

[resonanceman]

From  the Blacklight  page
Link on reply 1141

   

Lighting and Lasers

In an embodiment, the BlackLight Process forms a plasma (a hot, glowing, ionized gas) which also represents a new primary light source. Further, the process produces a new inert form of hydrogen gas that may serve in applications such as the medium for a new high energy laser.

A new  inert form of hydrgen?

I wonder  how much  of this it makes

If I understand right ........  inert hydrogen  will never  reform into water .     
I see this  as a possible  very  serious   form of  pollution .
If  used  to  extensively  it  would   eventually  turn the planet into a   dry wasteland.

gary

[oldhermit]

Re: Dopey....
<Measuring is also important to determine whether a perceived "event" is really worth any trouble investigating!  Lots of "talk" and exchange of ideas and arguments is involved.  99% of scientific work that results in real discovery and development has to do with making sure you are not fooling yourself.  The other 1% has to do with imagination and exploration.  Seems the other way around here...>

My idea of a measurement of success:  Running my old Honda generator without using gas or electricity from an outside source.  I don't really care if it costs me a few dollars to experiment or a few hours out of my life.  If I can manage to make the generator run off water I will be one happy soul.

Sounds like a good measure to me.

[dopey]

Clearly, no one here agrees on any measure of success nor is there any concensus on what the experiment consists of.  Each person has their own definitions.  So much for "replication"!  In this environment, there is no hope of success and no chance of failure.  It's a hobby.