Selfrunning cold electricity circuit from Dr.Stiffler

[DrStiffler]

Doc,

What has happened to your website, it's not accessible anymore?

Did you take it down or you are being el-cheapo by not wanting to pay $4/mo for shared hosting on the Net.

Hell I'll host your site on my private server for free if you want?

@amigo
Well we do not have a device big enough (yet) to run the three servers, web,ftp and vpn. I keep them separate for security. But where I live the energy has gone to $0.21557 per kwr. It now costs about $8.50 a day to run them (AC cooling also factored in. Received some aid, but we agreeded to put it into research.

Unless I announce something here or youtube, my outsider hit counts could run below 5-10 a day. Then when something happens it would explode to 1-2gig downloads a day, then die again.

So logic says, why?

[amigo]

@Doc

That's why I said to run the Web off-site. No reason to keep it in-house when you can get cheap hosting everywhere with excellent features and bandwidth.

Just don't tell me you are running in-house for security reasons because I'll slap you right there. To even consider putting anything not-for-public on your web server is the first and biggest security concern.

Otherwise, turning the web server on only when you have an update sort of beats the point of sharing the information because how will visitors know there is an update to begin with, especially if they are not following this thread?

Just my 2c, add it to your power bill

[Lattice333]

Here's a party trick for you all to try.

Connect a 7w incandesant bulb (mains power) by one wire, lower it upside down into a jar of water until everything is under water except the single connecting wire. Power the single wire with a SEC15-3 with AV plug removed and the bulb lights up! Enjoy the puzzled looks this gets.

Does RF behave like that? Dr Stiffler? Aether22?

out of focus photos follow.

Enjoy

[DrStiffler]

Here's a party trick for you all to try.

Connect a 7w incandesant bulb (mains power) by one wire, lower it upside down into a jar of water until everything is under water except the single connecting wire. Power the single wire with a SEC15-3 with AV plug removed and the bulb lights up! Enjoy the puzzled looks this gets.

Does RF behave like that? Dr Stiffler? Aether22?

out of focus photos follow.

Enjoy

@Lattice333

"Excellent Demo"

Assuming its how you show and say it (because I need to try it) I will stick my neck out a little (maybe to much).

There is a better interface to the lattice via water coupling than is found in ambient air. It would seem to me that if you left it long enough there should be a change in the water.

What do you mean by (mains)?, you are powering the SEC from a power supply and not battery? Sorry I did not follow that.

Anyhow I will try it, very interesting experiment.

Dr.S.

Gee I thought the thread was dead...............

[jonesbeene]

Lattice333

Excellent -- and with implications going far beyond a party trick !

Have you heard of the Kanzius salt-water splitting technique?

The frequencies used in that experiment are within the same harmonic spectrum as the SEC.

It could turn out that the Kanzius device is creating the same kind of spatial coherence zone -- and with the net result of producing hydrogen.

Of course he is using much higher input - 300 watts of RF - while the SEC board outputs less than one watt, but still that will split enough water to support a flame, under certain circumstances.  Dr. Stifler has a video on YouTube  (not using salt water however) to show something similar, and hopefully soon there will be another video showing something similar but more robust.

It might be worth your time to dissolve about 5-10 % by weight sea-salt (requires heat) in your water to see if you get any gas evolved from the one watt into a bulb instead of an electrode. I am not sure if the glass bulb will limit the effect or not. Kanzius reportedly uses a gold colloid in addition to salt, but MnO (manganese oxide) also acts as a catalyst for RF water-splitting.

Jones