I just remembered something that ties in with the 430Khz. and anomalous effects with water and piezos.
When I was involved with the International Tesla Society back in the 80s, we would meet once a month to discuss fringe topics, and a few of the group were hacking together some experiments. nothing earth shattering ever came of their work that I know of. One of the regulars was a very introverted guy, physics degree, who was quite intelligent; worked in the semiconductor industry. He told us about something he'd heard of a way to 'aetherize' water. went from liquid to 'nothing' w/o boiling. Had to use a fused quartz cylindrical tube (6"L by ~1.5" I.D.), water (pure?), 500+W signal generator hooked up to piezo transducer which was glued/epoxied to one open end of the quartz tube. Fill tube with water, but had to calc the wavelength of the sound wave and keep the water level at least at a multiple of the wavelength. what was the frequency???? ~41Khz to 43Khz! Just a coincidence, I'm sure. Could it be done at any frequency so long as the height of the water column was a multiple of the wavelength of the sound waves generated by the piezo transducer? Don't think so. but we never got as far as trying it. I moved out of the area and shortly thereafter the Tesla Society went belly-up. Never heard anything more about it. Oh, the story was that it wasn't a good idea to put your hand over the quartz tube when operating.. When the water 'aetherized', it pretty much instantly disappeared from the quartz tube, apparently as an 'aether-bullet', and put a hole thru whatever was in the 'line of fire' (e.g., the ceiling and roof). yeah, that's what I thought too, but the vids that Jones posted about Davey and WITTS, makes me wonder if that spherical stainless steel contraption is somewhat related. just slightly out-of-tune so as not to aetherize the water. It's all about resonance. -Mark Iverson From: Jones Beene [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Wednesday, November 21, 2012 2:10 PM To: [email protected] Subject: RE: [Vo]:Steven Jones: Excess heat is real, but probably not nuclear Curiously, 430 kHz is also in the range which is considered to be ultrasound. That frequency turns up as a signature of one form of LENR, according to recent revelations - and it would be a mistake to over-generalize from that alone; but . there are a number of principles of reciprocity which turn up in electromagnetism, so it is not at stretch to imagine that this frequency would be of interest when used as input. From: David Roberson Thinking of acoustics....If the hemispheres are very accurately machined then any ultrasonic excitement of the surface that is symmetrical will form waves that collide at the center of the device.
