water holding charg

[timallard]

Robbo, thanks, will check it out for sure, have a clue now of some of your strategies but not much time into it yet.

cheers,

tom

[robbosdog]

Tom , there are two sites I have gained a lot from you may want to have a look

http://www1.lsbu.ac.uk/water/vibrat.html  ( right up your ally )

http://www.ionizers.org/water.html   ( graph near the bottom )

it seems to depend on where the water was obtained from and its state on charge.

Have fun Robbo


p.s are you from oz or kiwi ?

[timallard]

Cool, thanks, in the pile, wanted any water as a better product but know it doesn't always work out, will look into the conditions of the water closely ...

Tossed in the carbon atom and working with busting up biodiesel as well since I'm working on a project to use sewage wastewater effluent for a renewable source of biomass for transportation fuels worldwide, haven't researched biodiesel molecular structure yet, later for that ...

Was a long time in seattle, now in phoenix, wish I was in oz or nz right now, not very impressed with phx, never able to visit yet but someday.

cheers, tom
p.s. read Sternglass' paper on electron-positron pairs, think you'll like the concepts.

[robbosdog]

A lot of UV light gets used in sewage treatment these days ( hint , hint ) it might turn bio fuel into hydrogen and co2 gas not sure .

I work with the treatment plants here , and have seen them remove all sorts of contaminants , the cell in my vid attempts to charge oxygen past o3 that's what you need to smash things

will have a read of your link is it about 104 degree angle ?

Robbo

[robbosdog]

Tom had a quick  over veiw of Sternglass' paper on electron-positron pairs , I take it you would have heard of Royal Rife ?, same bent diffrent outcome , will read more about this though sounds interesting.

Robbo