PWM circuit 555

[Paul-R]

what is the 42,8kHz supposed to do to the water molecule?

In some sort of way, it shakes it to pieces, probably due to resonance.

John Worrell Keely is said to have done this using sound and others, principally
Bob Boyce, using electrical effects.

(Rather like the opera singer breaking the champagne glass by singing at it its
resonant frequency).

[bille]

In microwaves you have waveguides and cavities. everything is tuned.
Do you think the size and shape of the hho resivoir will change the frequency?
What do you think?
BE

[Paul-R]

In microwaves you have waveguides and cavities. everything is tuned.
Do you think the size and shape of the hho reservoir will change the frequency?
What do you think?
BE

I doubt it. In the case of Bob Boyce, it is the separation of the plates and the electrical frequencies put out. There is a standing wave going across the 101 plates, and the plates must be at a null position. Te gases are given off, as with Stan Meyer, in the space between the plates and not on the surface of the plates. It is thought that it is the static voltage which does the stuff, rather than the current.

viz
http://www.free-energy-info.co.uk/Chapter10.pdf

[ultimavoid]

Has anyone looked in to the efficiency of the process related to the Duty Cycle of the signal? Do the molecules need any "down time" for maximum efficiency?