Dear Kevin,
First, let me state that we did not attempt to replicate
all of
Schauberger's works; confining ourselves, primarily, to about three areas;
these being, his work on the dynamics of vortices (especially modulation of
flow characteristics), structural changes resulting from physical/magnetic
manipulations, etc.; the evocation of subtle energies from physical,
non-moving vortices manufactured from copper and/or zinc-phosphor compounds
(actually, hollow tubes filled with water prepared via techniques as close to
Schauberger's delineations of "implosion"....as we could attain); and the
dynamics of Schauberger's "golden plough" ( the unusually-shaped plough share he
claimed modified and enhanced the actual fertility and/or growth characters of
the soil.
I have neither the time...nor the energy...to discuss all the
trials and tribulations involved in these exercises, but will attempt a very
brief Executive Summary of the general results.
First, we were able to, quite successfully, replicate
Schauberger's claims for regeneration of longitudinal vortices he claimed
occurred naturally...in streams. We were able to verify his laminar flow
characterizations, his longitudinal turbulance vortices and his transverse
vortices.....claims. The longitudinal vortex characteristics and the
"weir-effect" of river-bend geometry....proved the most fascinating. Although
our experiments utilized scale-model apparatus, in view of the difficulty of
reproducing a truly "natural" waterway.....we feel confident we achieved an
acceptable fascimile of natural occurrence.
Next, we were especially intrigued at prospects of being able
to generate an actual change in structural form...as well as the bioactivity of
water. We were able, under scanning electron microscopy examination, to
determine that---indeed---such modifications were quite easily achieveable.
Through utilizing ordinary tap water, subjected to implosion-type influences (in
the principal case passing water through a vortex while, simultaneously, being
subjected to a static magnetic field).....we generated a product which was used
in further evaluations. We first manufactured physical devices which resembled
the actual form of an inverted vortex and filled them with the "implosion
modified" water.....and sealed them back up. These devices proved quite
effective in modifying the characteristics of water occupying other adjacent
systems (and this WITHOUT any manipulation other than being placed in a
distinctive geometric, physical, relationship to the target system). e.g.
heating/air conditioning, etc,....but most strikingly, common drinking water
emerging from a local tap. Our controlled studies revealed that such
"conditioned water" did, indeed, have a pronounced positive influence on the
growth characteristics of plants----and the health maintenance of selected
domestic pets and livestock......sometimes, dramatically so. Other than the
measureable change in dyne measurement (directly reflecting the surface tension
characters), we found absolutely no objective parameter changes.....beyond the
original variations of structural character. However, Kirlian photography
clearly demonstrated that this Implosion-modified water exhibited increased
energy patterns with a distinctive improvement in both the visible quality and
distribution of the corona......of the "modified" water.
We conducted these examinations several years ago. I am now
informed that there are presently (2002) organizations marketing production
devices as commercial enterprises.....which capitalize on the above-mentioned
characteristics.
Additionally, we conducted investigations on the
effectiveness of the geometrically-modified plowshare, named the Golden Plough,
which was developed by Viktor Schauberger. Besides the observable, but
unexplainable superiority of the tilth of the soil conditioned by being plough
with this instrument, another, fascinating character manifested. There appeared
measureable
differences in the electrical potential of soils ploughed by conventional
ferrous metal ploughshares.....and the Schauberger plowshares (copper an/or
bronze-phosphor). However, the ploughshare which yielded....by far.....the most
impressive results, was one which emanated from our fabrication and testing of a
design called the Bio-Plough (bronze-phosphor metal) inspired by Schauberger and
designed by a German engineer named Jurgen Sauck. The device was quite costly
for us to manufacture, but the results it furnished were astonishing. Besides
thoroughly working the most biologically-active soil zone (upper 3") in a
non-compressing manner (similar in effect to underground digging
mammals).....the plants raised in the furrow-system created by this ploughshare
were IN VERY CASE superior to plants from the same seed stock----which were
raised in the interspersed rows ploughed with conventional steel ploughshares.
By superior, I mean 40% yield increase in some cases, attributable solely to the
plowing protocol involving this unique plow.
It is most unfortunate that this Bio-Plough is, to my
knowledge, not available anywhere in the World----at present.
We did contemplate evaluating the Spiral Plough Schauberger was instrumental in
having designed, but the cost of construction proved to be too expensive for the
anticipated knowledge to be gained.
I apologize for not elaborating more, as this area of
endeavor is one in which we spend most of our effort and money, but I have
reached my personal fatigue limit for the present, and am confident have
exhausted the "attention span" of all the readers.
Sincerely, Brooks Bradley.
Kevin Nolan wrote:
> Hello Brooks. I am afraid to say thay your description re magnet geometry is
> quite ambiguous as it stands. How am I supposed to figure what the
> magnetization direction is in a Radio Shack rectangular bar magnet - any
> orientation is possible?! Could you please indicate whether the intended
> magnetic field direction is primarily at right angles or parallel to the
> pipe axis. Have you tried both possible orientations? I would also be very
> interested to hear what you found on Schauberger-style vortexing; just what
> produced what result.
>
> regards, Kevin Nolan
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Brooks Bradley" <liat...@flash.net>
> To: <silver-list@eskimo.com>
> Sent: Sunday, March 17, 2002 5:30 AM
> Subject: Re: CS>Question for BB re: Blood Levels in Canine Enema/CS/DMSO
> Protocol
>
> > Dear James,
> > Please excuse my tardy response....the speed
> of life
> > seems to be exceeding my capabilities. Yes, there are several different
> magnets
> > which will furnish useful results. The most economical and
> efficient---for cost
> > and availability---may be obtained from Radio Shack. They are the small
> > rectangular (ceramic type) ones; about 3/8" thick X 1" wide X 1.25"
> long. I
> > forget what we paid for them....but it was quite reasonable; probably
> about .25
> > each. The orientation should be in the long dimension parallel to the
> tubing
> > geometry. It is of no consequence which magnetic pole is in what circular
> > position......just be sure that one (+) pole is facing one (-)
> pole----forming
> > the magnetic influence. Actually, our best results came from the use of
> > neodymium magnets salvaged from computer hard drives.....but (sometimes)
> the
> > alignment presents a challenge (unless you obtain units where the
> orientation is
> > on the flat sides).
> > The neodymium magnets seemed to be the only
> ones
> > capable of producing any measureable improvement in the utilization of
> > combustible hydrocarbons (i.e., gasoline). These hydrocarbon evaluations
> were
> > quite non-scientific....being performed by shop personnel during "free
> time".............................
> > >
> Best Regards, Brooks.
> > p.s. Interesting you should memtion Viktor Schauberger, we have
> investigated a
> > number of his postulates......and have been able to verify them ALL. His
> > seminal works on vortices remains as the "high-water" mark in such
> > investigations.
>
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