Saturday, 10 June
7:00 AM - Watch England v Paraguay at Route 66 Brewery (inside Albuquerque Airport
Delta Flight
Leaves Albuquerque
Arrives Atlanta
Delta Flight
Leaves Atlanta
Arrives Dusseldorf
Oops. Some family members heading to the soccer matches, Germany. Netherlands,
and Belgium this morning. :-)
I think isolation/separation of hydrogen from the water molecule/molecules
is unnecessary in order to get the energy release at hydrino formation.
>
> A proton (H+) should be able to enter into the electron cloud of
> an atom and capture a high energy inner shell electron (or *e- particle)
> forming the hydrino allowing an outer shell electron to
> replace it in a manner similar to the Auger Effect, thus resulting
> in a form of energy amplification."
>
> Pre-treating water with an electric field is simply a way of aligning
> the highly polar H2O molecules (electric dipoles) between the electrodes
> of a capacitor which in the case of (*e-) apparently displaces it in the
> Oxygen of the H2O so it can react favorably when a proton gets
> pushed into the O atom in the ICE compression-combustion stroke."
>
It blows the H2O molecule apart when it forms inside it though.
Fred
Is the enhanced engine performance on rainy-misty
> days due to cooling >of the compression stoke air
> by vaporization of the added water or is there
> something in the water mist-droplets giving
> some free energy?
>
> Not noticeable on dry winter days, but it is
> when driving on snowy ones.
>
> Fred
And Howdy again, Richard,
I think Fred's question:
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"is there something in the water
mist-droplets giving some free
energy?"
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is a very good one, and, since you've never
struck me as a fence sitter, I'm a tad
surprised that you haven't answered it.
