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GeorgeThanks for your suggestion
I have put copper antifouling paint on the boat bottom, but never considered it for the dreaded Japanese knot weed killing spree.I am finding the 10,000 volts ac works, but is slow. I am thinking a lower voltage but much higher amperage might be better. I wonder about using my Lincoln 250 amp welder on the knotweed? I know this welder can thaw frozen water pipes. Perhaps by putting an electrode on two adjacent plants, I can cook the root running between the two sprouts, even though it is only 50 volts, but as much as 250 amps?I do have other transformers to choose from. Any suggestions would be welcomeCheers Warren
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On Wed, Jun 13, 2018 at 8:44 PM, george gray [email protected] [EVGRAY]<[email protected]> wrote:
What about lots of copper nails? One good nail will kill a tree.
On Thursday, 14 June 2018, 00:09:24 GMT+10, Warren Keillor [email protected] [EVGRAY] <[email protected]> wrote:
Guys
I am trying out my 10,000 volt furnace igniter transformer connected to Japanese knotweed, in an effort to kill the roots. So far, it causes the sprouts to wilt when I alligator clip two adjacent plants. I am finding it takes about ten minutes of this treatment to have the stalks fall down. It remains to be seen if this also kills the root complex, which is the whole point of the exercise.I may also try dc as I have plenty of potential weeds to kill.I have up to a possibility of 5,000,000 volts among my various power supplies, though the amperage, especially in the.Big Tesla coil, has not been tested.My basic no meter testing, involves firing through a sheet of paper. If the paper bursts into flame, it is useful amperage, regardless of voltage.So far, I am just clipping on to adjacent plants. Perhaps, next, I might drive a probe into the soil and clip on plant by plant. I plug in from afar, wearing my rubber boots, keeping all people and animals well back.I'll keep you posted, although this is a bit off topic, I thought somebody might find it interesting.Cheers Warren
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On Tue, Jun 12, 2018 at 8:38 PM, David G Dawson [email protected] [EVGRAY]<[email protected]> wrote:
Carbon and EHT:
What is it on the Periodic Table that sits just above Carbon?
Nitrogen.
Now have a look at the attached document from William Lyne and this is Page 2 of his 'Free Energy Surprise' Book which I paid for.
And now this:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carbon-14
https://www.scribd.com/document/260442832/Free-Energy-Surprise
See attached.
Are we getting the message about Carbon?
Are you also getting the message that you don't need the spark at the Carbon gap?
Are you also getting the message that you don't use anything else but Carbon at the gap?
And you don't require that Silver cap on the Carbon.
Just amazing what a high voltage can do with Carbon.
I built a Carbon Ion Valve and did some meek tests with it but it is only now that I truly appreciate the aetheric ability of Carbon and its capacity to open the door to the Warmth Ether - Tesla.
And probably via its very close neighbour as in Nitrogen.
Dinitrogen forms about 78% of Earth's atmosphere,
Crooke's Radiometer:
So what is that you don't know about Crooke's Radiometer?
I bought one after I saw one of Ken L Wheeler's videos which shows you what it is that makes the rotor vanes rotate and is all to do with frequency and Ions and dielectricity.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S43-I9NkR3c
You start with a red light and work your way up the colour frequency scale and then when you get to the violet - viola! - the rotor begins to rotate but why?
Frequency saturation and dielectric capacity on the vane at a maximum and as such begins to function as a motor and now driven by Ions - an Ion motor.
See here the word 'viola' ("to see - to look") which means to me, something 'out of the box' that worked and now you know why it is very similar to 'violet' as things begin to happen here at this frequency.
Why is it do you think that I have developed a rainmaker that is all mirrors and uses natural colour white lamps but also uses UV and why would I do that?
Because White light, which includes the colours closest to UV are able to manufacture Ions and that is why it is used as a rainmaker.
As TH Moray said - it's all in the Ions.
Free Energy Surprise:
William Lyne and his 'Free Energy Surprise' Iron Tower device being applied a very high voltage.
What he believed was happening here was that the Iron was transmuting into Manganese and what he was actually using here was a plasma field between the outside Cathode and the shiny steel rod Anode in the centre.
What would be a critical consideration here would be the voltage applied as you would see the magic moment when the current on the meter dropped considerably at your supply.
There are amp meters in the circuit but it is the one connected to the supply that needs to be scrutinised most to obtain the magic moment.
What I would be doing to this design would be to place one or two adjustable Carbon spark gaps from the Cathode directed at the central Anode and this would then allow a distinct transition period from normal to that of the ether entry as all you do is adjust for a spark and then back off slightly.
Yes, 'a blast from the past' where we need to reconsider all of the old 'Energy Synthesis' projects that we have worked on and probably failed in the past and to repeat those tests with the new knowledge now at hand.
'Tesla's Electricity From Air' Discovery:
I bought the bits for William Lyne's 'Iron Tower' device way back in 2005 but never ventured any further with it until now after the plasma discovery.
My working criteria for 'Energy Synthesis' included no spark but the plasma at the gap was most acceptable - no maintenance.
What I am also looking for is a porcelain vase or pot to use for the device on Page 1 as it now appears to be one with a high probability for a working replication and the output is simply huge - 12,000,000 volts!
Remember, no spark but just a plasma exchange at the Carbon gap.
Good luck with your experiments.
Smokey
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