JLN Labs -
2001
The "Repulsin"
from Viktor Schauberger,
an
E.A.D. device ?...
The "Repulsin"
type B , uses the "implosion
effect" in vortex..
"The Cycloid-Space-Curve-Motion
Cycle of Atomic Transitions - as discovered by the Austrian
Physicist Viktor Schauberger" by
Paul E. Potter
THE VORTEX by
Paul E. Potter
The centrifugal effect
in a vortex throws heavy liquid/air out to the
perimeter whilst lighter air/ liquid is pushed to the
center. Electrically, the air polarized with negative
ions or as electrons will be pushed to the center and
down, the air with positive ion content will move
upward and outward. With mass weights for an electron
at 9.109x10-31 kg. and a positive ion of
air at around 2.656x10-26 kg it can be
seen that the negative electron can be only one
thirty-thousandth of the positive ion, and of course
much more agile. ( Click here to read the
full document )
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Some
additional comments and informations about the Repulsin from
J. Bailey
The Ranque-Hilsch Vortex Tube web links
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