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This is a copy of the book published by Nutech and reproduced here with permission, but without the excellent photographs that are published with the book. If you wish a full copy of this book I suggest you go to the following website of
Alex Schiffer
21-JUN-99
Table of contents
Introduction Joe What is a Joe cell? Orgone Some properties of Orgone Comparative names for the life force Orgone polarity Theory of cell design Theoretical requirements Making a theoretical cell Capacitor effect End results Materials and cell design Parts lists Selection of materials Machining operations Options Assembly Seed diameter/height ratio Final notes on the above Water type and its relation to the cell Water type pH General notes Charging the water Preparation The charging process Additional notes Final comments on charging the cell Special notes on stage 3 water Miscellanea Cell connection to motors and motor modification Cell location and mounting Cell electrical connections Cell to engine tube Blind plug location Ignition timing Motor modifications When things go wrong Approach to the problem Fault finding topics The water Cell maintenance The cell construction The charging operation Cell to car interface Car modifications Geographical location Y factor Closing comments Miscellaneous thoughts Emerald Tablet Cone angle calculation Electrolysis process Rotating fields The past The present The future
Colloidal precipitate referred to in Chapter 2. The darker material on the left responds to a magnet, material on right does not. It is believed at present that this material does not come from either the stainless stell tube material or from dissolved salts in the water. It was not possible to weigh the material properly without drying it, however the amount of solid in each jar is estimated to weigh less than 1gm.
View of a 'test cell' used for charging water.
Test cell showing bubbles developing during electrolysis at stage 2.
Test cell showing bubbles developed during electrolysis at stage 3. At this stage the cell is 'breeding', or attracting orgone energy into the water.
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