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Scalar Wave Generato ... The output of this device is hydrogen and steam that could be used to power a turbine or generator to provide large amounts of electrical power. Could also be used to heat your hot water heater and drastically reduce your electric bill!!
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Once the magnetic field is cancelled, you are left with a field of pure potential. This field will have longitudinal scalar wave pattern. This field will be a narrow thread like beam parallel to the cylindrical axis. ... The Soliton Pulses Generator experiment...
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jnaudin.free.fr/html/sclxmtr.htm
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The Soliton Pulses Generator experiment ... Scalar waves - FAQ ... The Scalar Waves Simulator software.
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jnaudin.free.fr/html/scalwidx.htm
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Jun 27, 2009 ... the MAIN aspect lies in the fact that plasma is a wide range RF (Radio-Frequency) and RE (Radiant Energy or scalar wave) generator. ...
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May 16, 2009 ... Yu Oscillating Generator. 1595 views ... Green Wave Energy Generator. 20254 views ... Applied Scalar Wave Technology - Tom Bearden in. ...
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www.youtube.com/watch?v=XCRslsp8nqc
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The Earth Frequency Generator ; 7.83 / 3.92 Hz Harmonic Scalar Wave Generator ; Energetic Balancing for the new Millenium! ... Earth Frequency Generator; Harmonic Scalar Wave Generator; Item #EMF-EE-EFG ; $240.00 ;
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Some researchers believe that by producing a 7.83 Hz pulse with a field generator (Schumann device), we can counter the effects of the irritating man-made fields. By replicating the Earth's natural rhythm, we may be providing ourselves (at least in our immediate vicinity) with a more healthy environment.
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www.lessemf.com/schumann.html
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One type was a longitudinal electric wave which required alternating concentrations of densified and rarefied pulsations of electrostatic fields that moved along a single vector (today, we refer to these as standing waves or scalar waves).
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educate-yourself.org/fe/radiantenergystory.shtml
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An example would be the relationship between any two adjacent notes of an equally tempered scale, which remain constant at a ratio of 1:1.0594631. Variable ratio tuning has been used to denote those scalar arrays based on ratios that vary from one pair of adjacent scale tones to another.
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music.utsa.edu/tdml/conf-V/V-Kirby.html
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