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This is done by a robot program, so if you wish to communicate with Eagle-Research, send your email to: wiseman@eagle-research.com I am always happy to read your comments and contributions :)))) ************************************** Available in HTML @: http://www.eagle-research.com/newsletter/archive/2001_08.html EAGLE-RESEARCH NEWSLETTER: August, 2001 WHAT'S NEW Issue Feature: Brown's Gas Fuel Saver news Free Energy Comments Reader Comments Coming Up ******************************************** WHAT'S NEW (1) We are working hard to upgrade our books and get them into a wider market (retail store shelves). This process will take a couple of years. As we upgrade the books, we offer our previous customers the opportunity to upgrade older versions they've bought. So far, we've upgraded the 'Super Gas Saver Secrets'. The book now contains twice as much information and has a great new cover. Just send in the cover of the old manual as proof of purchase to get a $10 credit toward purchase of the new version (send to: Eagle-Research, PO Box 118, Porthill ID, 83853). I want to make it clear that this upgrade progress is made possible by the editing expertise of my wife (Tenaj) and the proofing expertise of her mother (Joyce MacKay). Anyone who has had to wade through one of my Manuals in it's old format will want to hug these women for the work they've done to make the Manuals readable. I did not expect this boon when I met these wonderful women. I am very grateful because the books are much more effective in helping YOU. Anyone who likes the difference can send an email of thanks to We'll tell you as each of the old books gets it's upgrade. The books 'as they are' are still the very best information on the market and they provide practical information you won't find anywhere else. The upgrades allow us to edit the text; chance the format for 'readability'; and incorporate the very latest updates. Our newest books are published in the new format. This includes the 'Water as Fuel, Book 1' and the 'HyZor Technology Manual'. (2) For those people who applied for the Brown's Gas Investment package (or were wanting to), I apologize. We have decided that we need to actually meet the people who are joining our organization. Thus, to take advantage of the opportunity, you must actually attend our November meeting (see below). (3) I feel I got carried away in my last newsletter, allowing my personal feelings to influence my presentation of the facts. I apologize for the tone I took to present the information on Dennis Lee and his tour. In the future I'll do my best to present the facts without prejudice. (4) Dr. Lindemann has written an article on the difficulties facing the free energy field at this time in history. It is titled "The World of Free Energy". You can get a copy of this, plus another article written by Dr. Lindemann, "Thermodynamics and Free Energy", by sending an email to: reports@free-energy.ws Also, both of these articles are available on the Clear Tech, Inc. website: http://www.free-energy.ws Just follow the links to Dr. Lindemann. ===================================================== Issue Feature: Brown's Gas Brown's Gas has amazing potential in today's world. The implications of this technology are staggering and we are learning more nearly every day. Reading the information on the Eagle-Research website will take you through some of the preliminary data, including miss-conceptions. We've learned so much more and have not had time to upgrade the website yet. Because this newsletter features Brown's Gas, I'll give you a taste. Any technology needs to have applications where it is better than anything else on the market or else it doesn't have a chance to 'make it'. Part of finding those applications is to understand the technology advantages and disadvantages compared to existing (and other developing) technology. (Note: when I speak of fuel-gas below, I mean gases like Acetylene, MAPP Gas, Propane, etc. When I speak of iron, I also mean any ferric material that contains significant iron, including steel. BG = Brown's Gas. The advantages listed are in no particular order.) Some Brown's Gas Advantages in the application of cutting iron: -BG Flame can punch holes in iron and other materials without additional oxygen. The gas already contains all the oxygen it needs to burn perfectly. -BG holes have very little taper (compared with fuel-gasses) and 'throw-back' significantly less material when punching through iron. -BG Flame cones are long, allowing the torch to be held farther away from the work. This results in virtually no torch cleaning maintenance or tip damage. We've been using the same torch tip for over four years and have never needed to clean it. -BG Flame cuts iron much faster than any other fuel-gas on a BTU to BTU basis. -BG Flame will cut thicker iron with the same torch tip and oxygen pressures. -BG Flame will cut the same thickness of steel using a smaller torch tip. This allows for faster, cleaner cuts with less kerf. -BG Flame cuts from 10% to 25% faster with excellent quality and no slag or dross. -Faster cuts allows jobs to be done quicker, saving operator wages or allowing more work to be done in the same time, increasing profit potential. -Faster cut, smaller tip and no added oxygen to maintain the flame result in about 40% less bottled oxygen used when cutting iron. -BG Flame does not require extra oxygen to maintain itself and (optionally) only uses bottled oxygen when actually cutting iron. For all other BG torch operations no bottled oxygen is needed, resulting in a significant reduction or elimination of oxygen costs as well as the originally replaced industrial bottled fuel-gas. The reason bottled oxygen is added to any fuel-gas flame to 'cut' iron is because the iron is not being 'cut'; it is 'oxidizing'. Once the iron is hot enough to oxidize, the extra oxygen assists this oxidation process. Ordinarily, it doesn't matter which fuel-gas you use, the oxidation process (cutting speed) is limited by the oxygen assisting the oxidation, and so the cutting speed of most fuel-gasses is exactly the same. Brown's Gas has a significantly faster cutting speed because the 'new oxygen' in the Brown's Gas actually speeds up the oxidation process. The 'new oxygen' is more 'reactive' than bottled oxygen. -BG Flame preheats cheaper than any other fuel-gas method. -BG Flame cuts are straighter than any other flame or plasma. -BG Flame can cut very thick iron, or can cut on angle through several inches. -BG Flame can melt nearly any material on earth. -BG Flame has zero radiant energy that can hurt human eyes. No protective goggles are needed to look at the flame. -BG Flame heats material much less than other fuel-gasses during cutting, thus has: 1) less heat hardening compared to other flames 2) less heat distortion (buckling) of the metal 3) less stresses in the metal 4) less dressing costs before machining (if any) 5) Cut has little or no slag (because molten metal doesn't stick to cold metal) 6) can cut very thin slices of metal, which a 'hot' flame cannot do. -BG Flame will cut through rust with much less spitting and popping compared to other gasses -BG Flame will cut iron out of wet concrete without the concrete exploding -BG Flame will cut wet metal without spitting -BG Flame will cut iron oxide -BG Flame can 'surface treat' iron to increase rust resistance. BG flame cuts are very rust resistant. -BG Flame can 'surface harden' iron to increase wear resistance. -Brown's Gas has less density than most fuel-gasses, so more volume comes out the same size orifices. -Brown's Gas weighs about 1/2 atmosphere, so is a 'Lighter Than Air' gas that does not concentrate to form explosive mixtures. -BG Flame has 'imploding' characteristics: 1) long thin 'laser-like' flame as it makes a tunnel in the air 2) very directed energy, can be pin point precise 3) has very little 'radiant' heat; advantages include: a) easier not to burn oil, grease, rubber and wires under vehicles b) easier not to burn wood when soldering plumbing c) prevents operator burns -BG Flame is 'imploding'; the 'vacuum' drawing smoke from the workpiece back into the flame and burning it. -BG Flame implosion has a sustained inner vacuum that can be used for special effects. -Brown's Gas is easily adapted to current fuel-gas torch technology: 1) 'consumables' cost is almost nothing, torch tips stay clean. Significant time savings because torch tips do not require maintenance. 2) Torch tips stay cooler, helping them stay clean and reducing operator burns. 3) Use all the same equipment (hoses, valves, torch tips, etc.) as all other fuel-gas. With other fuel-gasses you need to change hoses when changing the gas. 4) Quick change between BG and fuel-gas technologies 5) Use of BG in current equipment requires minimal training. 6) Flame ignites easily and does not need adjustment to get the perfect mixture, saving time and not wasting gas. -Need for bottles, rental, transportation, handling, demarge (bottle) charge, contracts can be reduced or eliminated. -Need for secure bottle storage can be reduced or eliminated. In remote areas, there is a serious problem with accumulation of propane, oxygen and acetylene bottles because the cost to transport the bottles back to be refilled exceeds the cost of a new bottle. In this case, local water and electricity (may have to transport fuel for generator) can eliminate this waste and cost. Further, room is freed up in the transports for other cargo. Further, the danger of transporting the bottles is eliminated. Some Brown's Gas disadvantages in the application of cutting iron: -BG Flame may require a longer preheat in cases where the torch tip is not optimized. On a BTU to BTU basis, nothing beats BG for preheating. -Brown's Gas can only 'cut' iron. Any other fuel-gas can only cut iron too and BG cuts iron faster than any other fuel-gas. Other technologies like plasma and water jet can cut nearly any material. -Currently used fuel-gas equipment may need slight modifications, like air purge and perhaps ignition timing change. We know these issues and have designed our BG technology to fit seamlessly onto currently used equipment. These modifications allow the use of other fuel-gasses at will. Conclusion All the above information is only a taste of the information we've gathered for just one application of Brown's Gas (cutting iron). There are dozens of applications where Brown's Gas is superior to currently used technology. You can see why our website is seriously behind in explaining about the advantages of this amazing gas. A few other 'interesting' Brown's Gas applications: 1) Brown's Gas has been proven to efficiently and economically neutralize radioactive waste. This neutralization treatment can take place right at the nuclear reactor so there is no need to transport or store nuclear waste. 2) Brown's Gas has been proven to help burn water : fossel-fuel mixtures in a ratio of 90% water. 3) Brown's Gas has been proven to have several medicinal benefits. It can relax muscles that are cramped and speed healing of wounds. 4) Brown's Gas has been proven to produce 'new water' which can produce health benefits and a kind of transmutation. A wide variety of minerals have been produced from 'pure' water using a simple and inexpensive technique. 5) Brown's Gas has been proven to inexpensively produce semiprecious stones (like rubies) from low cost material.

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