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You can obtain results with a single frequency, get additional results by adding a second frequency, and get maximum results with a third frequency. Adding a fourth did not produce any additional increase.
RS and myself have a triple PWM circuit designed and a prototype PC board has been built. After testing is completed, the schematic will be released. You will be able to build your own from the schematic, or buy a kit or just the PCB that will be available through a web site.
Bob
Statistics: Posted by Bob Boyce — Mon Aug 15, 2005 11:51 am
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Thanks for saving me a hundred dollars.
So I need to be able to create multiple frequencies, not just one. I'm assuming that a good starting place would be the info thrival posted regarding Puharich's patent regarding the 4 resonating frequencies:
1st Harmonic =7,960 Hz.
2nd Harmonic =15,920 Hz.
3rd Harmonic =31,840 Hz.
4th Harmonic =63,690 Hz.
If I had a stack of 4 frequency generators, each tuned to one of those frequencies above with their outputs going to the ss end plates in the series cell electrolyzer, then I think I would be creating the type of "rich harmonics" you have referred to.
Do you have any recommendations on the type/make/specs/etc of frequency generators to invest in? Is there a difference in a signal generator versus a function generator versus a frequency generator? And do I really need to buy 4 frequency generators? Maybe I can start with two and see what kinds of bubbles I can make.
As a side note: Please don't let the actions of a few members of this forum discourage you. There are those of us here that are serious about this and focused and interested in the greater good. Thanks for being an inspiration.
Statistics: Posted by skibum13 — Mon Aug 15, 2005 11:31 am
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