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In Reply to: Of pogos, salt and what have you posted by bartc on March 25, 2015 at 18:10:54:
not to take anything away from you and Al,but i believe i was the first to post of the piezo effect of quartz and similar crystals. Had some royal battles with GK over this over on iso, but the truth is, it doesn't really matter in the long run.
What matters is that we agree on one aspect of crystal use. I used oil treatment for a totally different reason. I placed the quartz or quartz type crystal in an oil well (contact lens cases works great) because it lowers the specific gravity the crystal sees. In other words, it moves more readily in response to EMF forces, being sort of floating in the oil. Very thin silicon works fine also and both import a greater top end energy to the system. Hell even water works to a degree.
That being said, the salt treatment, if you read carefully, imparts greater dynamics and bass. This is an indication that it is working in a different manner. I do not know the working mechanism at the moment, so unfortunately I can not pass anything useful at the moment.
I do believe it is ionic in nature but it seems to work even when the salt is kept in a separate zip lock bag. This is puzzling as the plastic ought to block any electron ( beta particles as well as alpha ones).
Again,I simply reporting data points. Positive as well as negative responses all help define the effect better. The permutations involved are far too great for one person to experiment with particularly in regards to the time required.
But perhaps I am misunderstanding your post?
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Follow Ups
- C'mon Bart, - unclestu 18:33:52 03/25/15 (7)
- RE: C'mon Bart, - bartc 18:45:15 03/25/15 (6)
- My apologies, Bart - unclestu 19:07:23 03/25/15 (5)
- Ah those ions! - bartc 19:46:17 03/25/15 (4)
- RE: Ah those ions! - unclestu 20:11:28 03/25/15 (3)
- Of human auditory perception - bartc 20:36:43 03/25/15 (2)
- RE: Of human auditory perception - beautox 01:48:27 03/26/15 (1)
- Ooops! LOL - bartc 05:40:24 03/26/15 (0)
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