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> From: Don J. S. Adams <donadams@telusplanet.net>
> To: Ken Carrigan <carrk@erols.com>
> Cc: Keelynet List <KeelyNet@DallasTexas.net>
> Subject: Re: SWISS RM - An electrified Orgone Accumulator
> Date: Monday, October 05, 1998 1:37 AM
>
> DIDnt follow everything you said here Ken, but I did find your view
> of the creation of a 'vortex' interesting. Interestingly, Reich said
> that orgone particles move in a spiral path..joining together in a
> burst of energy.
>
> Ken Carrigan wrote:
> >
> > Hey,
> > Seems to me that these guys sell only one product BUT researching
> > another. The Inverters take DC power and provide what ever you want..
> > and they state as high as 90% effecient. From 0 to 25kW I thought
also.
> > So they can make HV DC, AC, or any frequency you so chose, BUT it
> > is not thier research "Orgone Accumulator". That is NOT on the market
> > as I have seen or researched on thier site. I sure would like to see
the
> > patient on this baby! Seems like it is a collage of Neobium magnets
> > seperated circularly and pulsed to create what they call a vortex.
Also
> > they speak of vortex speed of (what was it.. ) 44km/s? Now that is
> > Fast! I sure do want to know more.. seems this vortex is a key here.
> >
> > v/r Ken Carrigan
> >
> > >> I would have to say that the prices seemed a little steep, although
if
> > you
> > >> plan to build something that will go like the proverbeal Energiser
Bunny
> > >> then that really wouldn't be too much of a problem (within reason of
> > >> course).
> > >
> > >VERY steep... I have to wonder if they are aiming these devices at
> > commercial /
> > >industrial customers rather than 'joe house owner' I mean isnt their
output
> > a bit
> > >excessive for just running a home? I mean I'd be happy, I think with
a
> > constant
> > >supply of about 250 watts..
> > >
>
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