Dan Davidson - Practical Guide to Free-Energy Devices

asserted was 42,800 hz (cycles/second). Whether this frequency is
accurate is open to debate since a small error in measuring the lower
frequency would produce large errors in the higher harmonics and who
knows what Keely used for a frequency standard.
Keely generated this ultrasonic frequency using lower frequencies in the
audible sound octaves. Ultrasonic and higher frequencies can be
produced by taking into account the fact that any vibrating object also
produces harmonics of a fundamental tone. By judiciously combining
various fundamentals at lower sonic frequencies, Keely could increase
the amount of energy being pumped into the higher harmonics since the
energy of the harmonics would add vectorially.
2.2.3.1 Duplication of Water Aetherialization
In 1965 an acquaintance of mine, a nuclear chemist, was doing
experiments with ultrasonics. The setup is shown in Figure 2.2.3.1-1.
The object of the experiment was to set up a standing wave in a column
of water and force particulate suspensions in the water to collect at nodal
points. The starting frequency for the experiment was 40,000 hz. The
power amplifier was outputting approximately 600 watts into a specially
built barium titanate transducer fitted to the bottom of a 2 inch quartz
tube. When the system was started the water would heat and start
boiling off, reducing the water column level in the tube and altering the
standing wave conditions. To compensate for this a feedback loop was
installed that kept the frequency adjusted so as to keep a standing wave
in the column. Thus, the frequency slowly went up as the water level
diminished.
At some frequency, a little above 41,300 hz, the water disappeared in
the tube. There was no water found from the tube anywhere, it had
completely disappeared. A clean hole was found in the ceiling directly
above the tube. Further examination revealed that the hole also
continued through the roof of the single story building. The conclusion
of the chemist was that the water had been converted to pure nuclear
energy. He decided that this was definitely not what he wanted to
pursue, since conversion of water to pure energy was akin to creating a
nuclear bomb, so the whole effort was dropped.