Cavitation. The key to overunity?

[ramset]

Buzz I'm sorry but I am looking for your quote [towards the beginning]

Where you specifically state certain types of cavitation can be VERY dangerous and asked us to study things similar to what Thane was doing

looking through all the unassociated [to your cavitation theory]posts makes this very hard to do

When I find it Maybe Paul will stop running around the forum with  Geiger counter sales brochure's?

Chet

[PaulLowrance]

When I find it Maybe Paul will stop running around the forum with  Geiger counter sales brochure's?

I'm not selling anything.  I took the time to find you various Geiger counters for sale at ebay.

[ramset]

Paul
I know your not selling  [didn't know they were this cheap]
Its hard for me to tell if you are poking fun at the Buzz, or if you think his theory has merit, and could be dangerous !!
Chet

[PaulLowrance]

Yes, I was also amazed they're so cheat. If I wasn't broke I'd buy one just for the fun of it. Hey, if there's a nuke attack then you could be prepared.   

I completely disagree with TheBuzz about his theory because I think most "free energy" machines get the energy from ambient thermal energy.  I kindly offered thebuzz a way to test his theory. He rudely replied that my test is silly!   I'm not the only person here who's turned off him. Why would he try to avoid tests that could either end or support his theory?

PL

[sparks]

    If we cause a vacuum bubble we have basically pumped down a vacuum tube.   The absence of mass will allow alot of stuff to go on that would otherwise not be possible in the field.  Water will boil into the cavity as well as nitrogen and oxygen.  The ambient field will be cooled as the mass emitting the vibrations is going vector.  The nitrogen with no partial pressure finds itself able to convert intrinsic vibrational modes to vectored inertial gain of the mass into the void from all directions towards the center of the sphere.  The collapse of the bubble adds velocity to this nitrogen flow and any number of mass to energy conversions could insue upon collision of the atoms accelerated towards a common collision point.   Perhaps this inward implosion results in a vortice of gas as the columb charges of the atoms would rather the atoms take on a vortex flow than fuse.  Either way it is a clever way to concentrate energy stored in the form of mass into a very condensed field.