Re: Sealed Engine

John Berry ( antigrav@ihug.co.nz )
Fri, 23 Jan 1998 03:23:07 +1300

I had an idea for a sealed motor in which an electrostatic charge or a
current
would be put into special gas or liquid that when electricity was applied
atoms
would gain an extra electron and need a new shell (as all the lower shells
were
filled) and so expand, If this were electrostatic then a negative charge
would be
applied (a positive charge could be applied if the atoms had only one
electron in outer shell creating a suction as the outer shell collapses) this
would expand the
volume of the atom a lot, Same if a current was applied some atoms would gain

electrons others would lose electrons but if the atoms had the outer shell
filled
losing an electron would not change the volume but a gain in just one
electron
would require a whole new shell, Of course if the atoms had only one electron
in it's outer shell the reverse would happen and the volume would decrease.

This may be how some of these sealed motors work.

John Berry

Jerry W. Decker wrote:

> Hi Folks!
>
>
> When the gas was misted into the cylinder and hit with about a 75,000
> volt pulse (about twice as high as normal)...the gas exploded BUT DID NOT
> BURN since there was no air.
>
> The explosion was due to the repulsion of the gas against itself, like
> oil being repelled by electrostatics.