Fluorescent lamps have an Argon fill pressure of ~ 3 to 5 Torr:
http://www.patentstorm.us/patents/6683407-description.html
If there are any low-pressure/vacuum-induced (Casimir-ZPE) heat effects, they
should show up when a lamp is first lit.
Charge a capacitor to a few KV and dump it into a
A standard 4 foot (122 cm long) T-12 1.5 inch (3.8 cm diameter) fluorescent
bulb at5 Torr Argon pressure should contain ~ 2.46e20 Argon atoms.
or ~0.025eV /atom with a 1.0 joule energy input. pulse.
About the same eV/atom at 300 degrees Kambienttemperature.
Sounds a bit like the PAGD doesn't
Papp Engine vs PAGD:
http://www.aetherometry.com/papp_engine.html
"Both systems employ a sudden (and catastrophic) electric discharge. Papp followed the model of the internal combustion (IC) engine, with the high-pressure spark igniting the inert gas fuel. In the PAGD, the 'spark' consists of
The Pulsed Abnormal Glow Discharge in the Argon in
a standard T-12 40 watt fluorescent bulb approaches
40,000 joules per cubic meter (negative antigravity energy here?)
It sure would explain the colors, Terry described on 04-01-06:
The color changes depending on whether the object is
In the words of James Burke's, "Connections".
The Inversion Temperature:
" the 'normal' effect of cooling when a gas expands takes place below that temperature,
above that temperature it heats under expansion."
Gas Inversion Temp Deg K
Space 0-3
Helium 51
Hydrogen 205 -90.67 F
Neon 242
There is this patent that can be related:
http://www.pat2pdf.org/patents/pat3781601.pdf
MJ
On 1 May 2006 at 2:23, Frederick Sparber wrote:
Fluorescent lamps have an Argon fill pressure of ~ 3 to 5 Torr:
http://www.patentstorm.us/patents/6683407-description.html
Here is a quote from the John Kenneth Galbraith obit., New York Times:
He continued to rise early and, despite the seeming effortlessness of
his prose, revised each day's work at least five times. It was
usually on about the fourth day that I put in that note of
spontaneity for which I am
That's a little like: Sincerity is a great selling tool; if you can fake
sincerity you've got it made.
P.
At 11:12 AM 5/1/2006 -0400, you wrote:
Here is a quote from the John Kenneth Galbraith obit., New York Times:
He continued to rise early and, despite the seeming effortlessness of his
Mark Jordan wrote.
There is this patent that can be related:
http://www.pat2pdf.org/patents/pat3781601.pdf
MJ
Thanks Mark. An interesting way to boost luminous efficiency
but no direct info on OU heat without running an experiment.
If you compare #18 table I (22.33 watts
- Original Message -
From: Mark Jordan
There is this patent that can be related:
http://www.pat2pdf.org/patents/pat3781601.pdf
And ... check out the rather amazing claim on page 65 of this
document, 2/3 down the left column. That would be clearly
overunity yet... this patent has
Philip Winestone wrote:
That's a little like: Sincerity is a great selling tool; if you can
fake sincerity you've got it made.
It is a little like that. But I think it is more like saying that a
great actor can imitate any emotion, even if he does not actually
feel it at the moment.
A
I wrote:
Is the effect you want; it makes no difference how it came about.
I meant: IT IS the effect you want . . .
Great writers did not have to put up with voice input, either, those
lucky duckies. I have not heard that Joseph Conrad said he married
his wife, because, he said, she is a
I wrote: I have not heard that Joseph Conrad . . . It is NOT my day
. . . Sigh . . .
- Jed (resorting to typing by hand)
http://www.fas.org/sgp/othergov/invention/stats.html
Interesting that there are about 5000 patents which have been
sequestered by Uncle Sam most probably relate to arms and
explosives... but...
Wonder how many of them related to energy? Notice that DoE puts in
about 3-4 orders in some
Jed - good points...
I'm a martial arts teacher (as well as a never-ending student), and it's
true that one practises and practises so that one can act
spontaneously... and totally intuitively. In other words, practise
is essential so that one can eliminate the need for the intellect, and
thus
During the Clinton years, I heard that almost the only inventions that were
classified were related to crypto. NSA did not want advanced crypto systems
public.
Since this administration came to power that may have changed, possibly
dramatically.
Mark
From: Jones Beene [EMAIL PROTECTED]
A "Remanufactured" 12 volt lead-acid battery seems like
an easier/cheaper way to make a "Joe Cell". The charged 12 volt
utility batteries used in lawn mowers etc usually sell for $25.00 if
you don't have a trade-in. But you would have to flush out
the electrolyte using baking soda to neutralize
I hope this indicates a trend. See:
http://lenr-canr.org/News.htm#Downloads
-Original Message-
From: Jones Beene
http://www.fas.org/sgp/othergov/invention/stats.html
Interesting that there are about 5000 patents which have been
sequestered by Uncle Sam most probably relate to arms and
explosives... but...
Wonder how many of them related to energy?
Let's find out if nature's thermodynamics allows an engine
to run on damp air created by using the evaporative cooling
effect (Venturi aspiration on water) on the incoming air, and
using the 4 cycle engine to optimize the INVERSION TEMPERATURE
so that during the power stroke the EXPANDING GAS
Posted earlier:
IOW. The "Joe Cell" may turn out to be a Red Herring.
I meant it may not need to produce O, OH, and H, H2 or H3O,
but, the electrolysis heat from the battery may provide the heat
for vaporizing the water,
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