Test to see if I'm getting out... I'm having a slight access problem.
But here's a response:
This all reminds me of a fellow an employee I used to have, Don
Breeding, who said he met a fellow who had perfected a device that
stored liquid electricity. I believe he said it was a supercooled and
conductive container with "leaves" of silver suspended from the inside
center. He used nitrogen or some such to cool it, and began pumping
electricity into it. It took a very long time to charge it up, maybe
months, I don't recall exactly. Presently, if you shook the container,
you could hear a sloshing inside. The electricity had become liquid.
What he used it for, I don't recall.
The fellow was rich from an unrelated field, those sprinklers you see
on large wheels rolling across farmland. I don't know if his name was
Diggs or not.
Bob Aldrich
Los Angeles
Dr Jones wrote:
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> Hi all;
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> There's an inventor by the name of Richard Diggs who invented an interesting
> auto electrical engine at an inventors workshop (IW International). I have