Cavitation. The key to overunity?

[ramset]

Khabe    Hopefully soon  .Personaly im still learning .Is there anything you can teach /show us about this cavitation ,or resonance heater theory
Chet

[Pirate88179]

@ Maddan: (Quote below)

"the steam produced is real hot steam - look at the video, the steam is moving upward quickly, so it is hot steam not cold."

I hate to tell you this but steam is invisible.  You can not see steam.  When a teapot boils, what you see is water vapor that has cooled down from the steam stage, so you can see it.  I learned this a long time ago watching Mr. wizard.  He used a torch and reheated the water vapor from a teapot, and, once heated, it became invisible again.  This does not prove/disprove Thrapp's device, I just thought I would share this info with you for future reference.


Bill

[AbbaRue]

There is no question in my mind that the water he poured from the unit was very hot.
Ultrasonic vapour wouldn't keep steaming after the power is cut.
My friends Ultrasonic Humidifier would stop producing vapour as soon as the power was cut.
As for the prob having only one wire connected to it, this isn't a question either.
The steal tank would supply the other wire, just like items are run in a car, the chassis serves as the negative ground.
The main question here is the frequency.
He also claims the battery isn't the energy source, just a means of getting the energy flow started.
Probably the spherical shape has a lot to do with the functioning of it.
He also does state that it has a resonator on the side. 
So it looks like Ultrasonics is at work here.
I wonder if someone could record the sound from his video and feed it into an oscilloscope.
Maybe we can find out at what frequency the unit is working from the background sound.
It may be possible that small pieces of the frequency were picked up by the camera's mike.

[khabe]

Khabe    Hopefully soon  .Personaly im still learning .Is there anything you can teach /show us about this cavitation ,or resonance heater theory
Chet

Unfortunately Im more like student in this cavity area,
If it works for you - I´ll try.
Good luck,
khabe

[Pirate88179]

@ AbbaRue:

Excellent idea on recording the sound and attempting to see what the freq. is.  I don't know if it will work or not, and I don't have a scope, but I hope someone gives this a try.  Good thinking.

Bill