Electrinium

[resonanceman]

i know, for example KCl, can cristallize in more than 10 different forms

so the steel-platinium mixture will cristallize differently while putting high volts in it

Jesus

It might  be possible  to  use  powered  steal and  platinum  or  gold.

maybe the  best way for now would be to  make  a  battery  like the  PDF talked about  and  wait  for enough  electrinium compound to form .   that way you know  that they are in exactly the right proportions. 

It is  good to know that  other materials crystallize  differently   with  voltage applied .   
I am pretty sure that  if  it can be done this  way  hitting  it  with the right  voltage for  the right amoun of time is  the key . 

I  keep thinking that  if Iron is   in one of the metals then   a magnetic field probably couldn't hurt .
Anything that  helps  hold the  molecules in alignment  until they are  cool would help .


gary 

[z.monkey]

Nice ad hominem attack Try answering the questions I posed.

1. Who is "Arthur P. Summera"? Nobody has identified how this document was published online decades after it was written in 1980.

2. The Springfield, Oregon address on the front cover doesn't exist.

3. Arthur must have had a time machine if he wrote that in 1980. The PDF properties say it was created in 2001 using Quark Xpress on a Macintosh, but it is clearly not a scan of an older document given the modern layout and embedded text. I guess the file was just lying around for 21 years?

4. The doc mentions the 'The Universarium Foundation of Portland' a 60's cult of crackpot channelers and the World University in Arizona (see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_World_University). What's the connection?

Howdy WizardofMars,

Your questions are irrelevant.  Who wrote it and where it came from is totally irrelevant.  What matters is the content.  Which you apparently have not read.  I am not going to make an effort to argue with you since I already know the value of the content.  Don't bother us anymore...

Blessed Be...

[nievesoliveras]

Hi!

Gary
One of my projects is trying to use a tesla switch as a power supply for a generator.  My main project is to build an electrinium battery. I will have to reread the document a couple of times to fully grasp its contents and the idea anew.

Jesus

[nievesoliveras]

Hi!

Drannom
There is a torch called brown gas torch that was shown in youtube. That torch in the video was so good that it fused metal and concrete. The brown gas is made with hho or hydrolisis of water.
If we had the brown gas torch and the metals it would be very easy to fuse one to the other according to the brown gas video. Unfortunately I dont have the link for it, but it can be get by ssearching for "Brown gas" in youtube.

Jesus

[wizardofmars]

my theory is that it is possible that Arthur P. Summera has been erase, eliminated, by the world conspiracy

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in fact many inventors has been killed, even Tesla was near to be forget, thanks to internet, he was erase from hystory books !!

wizardofmars, keep your mind open, Illuminatis were very powerfull to cut the wings of some slave chickens trying to step over the gate

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Illuminatis can erase totally someone from the hystory

So you believe the Illuminati are involved? Very interesting.

Can you substantiate your claim that Tesla was removed from history books prior to the Internet?

Did the Illuminati overlook the following books which are pre widespread Internet use (~1995 by my reckoning)? Would I be able to find these books in a library or would they have been seized by the Illuminati already?

    * Anderson, Leland I., "Dr. Nikola Tesla (1856â€ââ,¬Å"1943)", 2d enl. ed., Minneapolis, Tesla Society. 1956. LCCN /L
    * Auster, Paul, "Moon Palace", 1989. Tells Tesla's story - among other's - within the history of the United States.
    * Cheney, Margaret, "Tesla: Man Out of Time", 1981. ISBN .
    * Childress, David H., "The Fantastic Inventions of Nikola Tesla," 1993. ISBN
    * Glenn, Jim, "The Complete Patents of Nikola Tesla," 1994. ISBN
    * O'Neill, John Jacob,"Prodigal Genius," 1944. Paperback reprint 1994, ISBN .
    * Ratzlaff, John and Lee Anderson, "Dr. Nikola Tesla Bibliography", Ragusan Press, Palo Alto, California, 1979, 237 pages. 
    * Tesla, Nikola, "My Inventions" Parts I through V published in the Electrical Experimenter monthly magazine from February through June, 1919. Part VI published October, 1919. Reprint edition with introductory notes by Ben Johnson, New York: Barnes and Noble,1982, ISBN; also online at "My Inventions", 1919. ISBN