powerme, Thanks for starting this thread and for all the info in the other one. I've been collecting quartz crystals for years. I've got a lot of them and wonder if they might have any use in collecting some type of energy? I always felt they might be of use in some way for energy work. I've come across some info on them regarding energy but nothing I could see how to use for creating energy off hand other than minute energy from RF signals. I seem to recall something too about compressing them with high frequency in some way as a possible way of generating energy but I don't know how it would be collected.
I've also come across info on lead and at one time was experimenting with it in a spark gap arrangement from Bruce Perreault's work on radiant energy. That's probably something different but if I recall correctly it was important to that device to use lead on one side and another metal on the other side of the spark gap. Bruce has studied Moray extensively and recently got a patent on his work (not sure why he went the patent route though).
Having had plenty of college chemistry I'll probably give this a try with the zinc oxide and a small generator I've got.
My biggest concern with all this though is hydrogen embrittlement. I don't know if it's just PTB scare tactics or what but I seem to remember that running ICE's on hydrogen can do some damage in the long term. Does anyone have any thoughts on that? I think there are some solutions to prevent or slow any damage. Ceramic additives to oil are one solution I've heard may help.
Crystals I have look like these:
I've also come across info on lead and at one time was experimenting with it in a spark gap arrangement from Bruce Perreault's work on radiant energy. That's probably something different but if I recall correctly it was important to that device to use lead on one side and another metal on the other side of the spark gap. Bruce has studied Moray extensively and recently got a patent on his work (not sure why he went the patent route though).
Having had plenty of college chemistry I'll probably give this a try with the zinc oxide and a small generator I've got.
My biggest concern with all this though is hydrogen embrittlement. I don't know if it's just PTB scare tactics or what but I seem to remember that running ICE's on hydrogen can do some damage in the long term. Does anyone have any thoughts on that? I think there are some solutions to prevent or slow any damage. Ceramic additives to oil are one solution I've heard may help.
Crystals I have look like these:
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