jealous
I might add I'm jealous that your getting to play with this and anxious to get caught up and "do the Tune".
My gut tells me this will make HHO also with some mods.
and it just so happens that Gordon posted a very good example of this earlier!
{WaterEnergy1 vid]
This device [Mr.C's]touches so many previous claims on stupendous heat and HH0 production using "mains" and mysterious frequency.I also like the input exnihiloest gave at OUR that it would take "pressure everywhere" to do this.
Seeing what the pistol shrimp can do to the water molecules with "pressure"
I agree!!!!! Pressure !!
The bug [pistol shrimp] gets the water up to 9000 degrees with his pressure event in a "Flash" [sonoluminescence].
That would be nice.........
I believe we will be learning some new things here!
I am excited to play with this and so happy you have Mr.C to assist![that part is Priceless]
Chet
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Wolves & House
Hi Chet,
Great to hear from you. If we can get this boiler to work, you won't have to worry about the wolves no more. You'll be able to live where ever you want and drive whatever you want.
Anyway, this project has been fun. I stumbled into this contact while trying to find out about Peter Davey and this sounded like a much better alternative than the Davey device since this guy said his device worked well and he'd share everything about it with me. So, even though this thread is a Peter Davey Query thread, I've changed my emphasis completely away from Davey. I don't care about Davey's sonic boiler any more. I've never heard of anyone getting the Davey device to work properly and according to my contact the Serbian boiler will do a lot more than boil water. For one thing, it will make a lot of hydrogen if tuned correctly and a few electronic accessories are added. Actually, I'm much more interested in the hydrogen aspect than the boiler scenario but I'm taking one thing at a time. He's showing me how to make the boiler and if I can get that done right I'm sure he'll take me to the next level. If I can't get that done right, we're probably done. So, I need everyone's help and not a lot of crap from the side lines.
Thanks for your support Chet!! It has helped me continue to share with the others even though I didn't feel like it for a while.
Best Regards,
Slovenia
Originally posted by RAMSET View PostSlovenia,
Its great to hear you have the "translation " roadblock taken care of!
I have been francit lately trying to keep the wolves from taking my house away!
Taking a lot of my time as well as really messing with my Head!
Seems like I can see the light at the end of the tunnel tho!
Thank you for persevering with this ,Perhaps this will be the one ?
Peeps keeps asking where the wires go ,I hope you can see it now peeps?
The big bolt on the Ring and the big Bolt on the back of the can??
Chet
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Slovenia,
Its great to hear you have the "translation " roadblock taken care of!
I have been francit lately trying to keep the wolves from taking my house away!
Taking a lot of my time as well as really messing with my Head!
Seems like I can see the light at the end of the tunnel tho!
Thank you for persevering with this ,Perhaps this will be the one ?
Peeps keeps asking where the wires go ,I hope you can see it now peeps?
The big bolt on the Ring and the big Bolt on the back of the can??
Chet
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ID of Ring
The inside diameter of the ring can be determined easily since we have the required gap for European and US model boilers. We also know the diameter of the can to be 65mm.
US Model: 65mm + 1.725mm + 1.725mm = 68.45mm
European: 65mm + 2.1mm + 2.1mm = 69.2mm
You still need to calculate the circumference so that you'll be able to determine how much metal you'll need for your ring and how much overage you need to add for your attachment point for your stabilizer and electrical connection.
Circumference = 3.14 X diameter
European Circumference = 3.14 X 69.2mm = 217.288mm (8.6") = Length of Ring (You'll Need To Factor Extra Material In For Connection)
American Circumference = 3.14 X 68.45mm = 214.933mm (8.5") = Length of Ring (You'll Need To Factor Extra Material In For Connection)
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Can Width & Height Update
Well, I heard back on the 500 ml can and it's diameter is 65mm, which is 2.5 inches. Our American beer and pop cans are also 2.5 inches. He says that our cans are not long enough to make the 60 hz vibration. I don't know whether it will work the same or not, but our American cans will fit over one another and make a tube as long as needed of 150mm or 5.9 inches. It may affect the tone by fitting them together like that, but I'm going to give it a go and see what happens.
I have a better translating service now and got a very clear and concise mail from my contact today which has been added to the current Sept. 24 pdf file.
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Good Secrets
It would appear we are getting to close to discovering some good secrets with this tech.
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Look,
there are knowledgeable errors in the PDF,
you admit it is a work in progress of course,
but it is a starting point and grouping of info matters.
Lets start with facts,
there are no anodes and cathodes in AC implementations,
unless there is a riding carrier on a DC bias acknowledged.
So please stop doing that first.
Next, there has been absolutely no information concerning two things:
1 - Were are the neutral mains and L1/L2 mains connected ?
2 - Where is this second upper frequency (8X) comming from ?
There are (at least) 16 other errors,
lets deal with these two first please...
No one can reproduce this with missing info.
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Got one right here... just like this one...

Ahhh!(burp) Ok, what's the next step?
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May I ask something ? Does 'the contact' or inventor say how it is supposed to work ? Am I missed this explanation ?
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Can Update
You're looking for a 500 ml can. They go by 500 ml in US instead of .5 liter but it's the same can. There is a lot of European beer all over and in 500 ml cans. Anyway, I wanted to share that. They are a long skinny can with approximately 16.9 oz of beer.
I'm not going to be arguing with anyone about anything!!
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This will change things
dragan
Perhaps if you can write out your questions in Mr. "C"s [contact]native tongue??
Then send them to Slovenia,I am quite sure if handled properly this will yield
Good results very rapidly and perhaps ease the frustration of both Mr.C and Mr S.
Of Course keeping correspondence Private and in Slovenia's [Mr S]control!
Thank You
ChetLast edited by RAMSET; 09-23-2011, 12:10 PM.
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Post #205
Pay attention to post #205. That is where I posted my pdf file of the Serbian boiler and that is also where I will continue to post my updates. I will be communicating through my pdf files for a while and not on the board.
Dragan, thanks for offering to interpret my Serbian messages from my contact. Very much appreciated.
Contact has become very impatient with me. He says we must use .5 liter/500 ml can period.
Slovenia
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, your help is greatly appreciated by all of us (even those that do not post ) who are following and replicating Slovenia's outstanding work and ;
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