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Moe-Joe Orgone Energy Cell
This Moe-Joe orgone energy cell was installed on a
1993 Saturn. The Saturn’s mileage jumped from 30
MPG to 47 MPG. Exhaust pollutants decreased 90%.
The Moe-Joe orgone energy cell comprises of four
concentric thin spherical stainless steel shells – 5, 4, 3,
and 2 inches in diameter. The ball is filled and sealed
with water that previously had been electrically
charged and filtered. Holes allow the special water to
circulate between the inner shells.
One end of the orgone energy transfer tube was glued
to the metal sphere over the white plastic rod protruding
out of the hole at the top of the sphere. The other end
of the tube was clamped over the new end of a plastic
T-shaped tube that had replaced the engine’s rightangled
PCV intake tube. No water nor hydrogen enters
the engine.
The cell’s bottom pole was wired to the car battery’s
negative post. The upper pole, 30 degrees away from
the hole, was wired to the battery’s positive post.
The blue halo around the moon astronaut’s spacesuit
shown on the cover of The Orgone Accumulator
Handbook is claimed to be a visible manifestation of the
universal orgone energy field.
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