No wonder Thunder Clouds form so fast on hot humid days.
Looks like hose Solar "Stack" Power generators would work better with Water Injection.
Psychrometric Calculator:
http://www.linric.com/webpsy.htm
Sea Level 170-165 (db- wb) 88.74% RH 24.98 ft^3/lb 445.86 btu/lb
100-99 96.48% RH 15.06
From: Wesley Bruce
...
Steven You've missed a vital point of Hal 's work he argues that
the energy emited is ZPE and that an orbiting electron is both a
sorce and sink for ZPE. Its got more complex since then. See:
http://www.calphysics.org/research.html
and
Wesley.
Number crunching the Psyche Calculator and the Steam Tables indicates that
a Hermetically Sealed-Gas PressurizedElectrolysis Cell- Heat Pipe operating
at 400 K ~ 250 F (30 PSIA) rejecting heat at 320 K ~120 F could muster
a 20% Carnot Efficiency usingsealed inaxial flow
- Original Message -
From: John Harris
The problem
I need to reduce the oxygen content below stoichiometric
to leave some
hydrogen for the atomic reaction . Can anyone suggest any
simple way ?
Gore-Tex
Gore-Tex will pass all of the hydrogen immediately but only
some of the oxygen
Thanks Jones
I will Investigate. That looks Ideal
JohnH
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From: Jones Beene [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: vortex-l@eskimo.com
Sent: Thursday, August 04, 2005 1:03 AM
Subject: Re: Hydrogen enegetics
- Original Message -
From: John Harris
The problem
I need
From: Jones Beene
The Gore company also makes dedicated proton
membranes, for which you will pay approximately 500 times
more for almost the same thing with a few milligrams of Pd
added..
Is their application for fuel cells? If so, who is using their product?
An amusing anecdote re Gore.
From: Terry Blanton aka Sub-Commander Supremo
The Gore company also makes dedicated proton
membranes, for which you will pay approximately 500
times
more for almost the same thing with a few milligrams of
Pd
added..
Is their application for fuel cells? If so, who is using
their
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Unfortunately, as best as I can tell, the best evidence seems to suggest that
Lifter thrust is a manifestation of its interaction with the surrounding
atmosphere and not from the quantum ZPE fabric itself.
No, there are several experiments which show that the effect
I am printing some paperback copies of Cold Fusion and the Future. These
are black and white, 5.5 x 8.5 inches, 255 pages, $8. These are a lot
cheaper than the big ones, and cheaper than printing the whole book yourself.
If anyone would like 10 or more copies, please contact me directly by
Anybody know anything about a Finnish inventor named Rainer Partanen? (
www.europositron.com) He claims to have developed a way to make
Aluminum batteries completely rechargeable. Unfortunately, the
prospective patents are in Finnish.
I'd be interested in what sort of electrochemical process
I noticed you placed quotation marks around the term accelerating.
It may well be that the electron is NOT accelerating in the sense of
mechanics which PRESUMES all acceleration is indicative of a smoking gun
i.e. an external force.
Harry
Putoff's theory, on the surface, possesses an
From: Harry Veeder
I noticed you placed quotation marks around the term accelerating.
It may well be that the electron is NOT accelerating in the sense of
mechanics which PRESUMES all acceleration is indicative of a
smoking gun i.e. an external force.
Harry
Hi Harry,
Indeed, I
From: Zell, Chris
Unfortunately, the
prospective patents are in Finnish.
This article:
http://www.batteriesdigest.com/id301.htm
suggests you look at US patent #6,482,548 as a reference.
From: Terry Blanton This article:
http://www.batteriesdigest.com/id301.htm
suggests you look at US patent #6,482,548 as a reference.
Geeze, I finally read this in detail. It makes a case for shipping electricity
by boat! Jones, here's the solution for your sea-based laddermill.
Electricity is used to make pure aluminium ingots from aluminium oxide, so
the ingots effectively represent stored electrical energy.
An aluminium battery would produce electricity by reversing the process.
What I heard is that recharging an aluminium battery means replacing the
aluminium oxide
That's $8 including shipping. I cannot really afford to give a price break,
unless someone wants 100 or so. The next price break for me is 300 units
and I doubt I will have any use for that many copies in this lifetime.
My cost is $8.33, including the bubble mailer from Office Depot. How do I
Jed,
Can you clarify:
What would it cost an individual to puchase a single hardcopy book from you?
This wasn't clear to me as you seem to be giving prices for purchasing in
quantities of 100 or so.
Obviously, purchasing a single book should cost more. What's a fair individual
unit price
You wrote:
Can you clarify:
What would it cost an individual to puchase a single hardcopy book from you?
Eight bucks. 10 for $80. Or as the great Robert Johnson put it:
She got two for a nickel, got four for a dime.
Would sell you more, but they ain't none of mine.
Hot tamales and they red
Terry Blanton wrote:
This is somewhat alarming news:
And Jed Rothwell replied;
My guess is that this is caused by global warming. In that case, we
have nothing to worry about. The Greening Earth Society assures us
that global warming will be good for both man and nature.
This brings to
Thomas Malloy wrote..
I was working by a mercury thermometer today. The radio station
reported a temperature, which I assume they got from the weather service
which was 8 degrees F lower than the one I observed.
Thomas, One of the worse kept secrets is the unwritten agreement
between the
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