Practical Guige to Free Energy Devices

Suartt and Gourley realised that the dominant electrolyser gas was not Hydrogen, and claiming that they are the
first to discover this, named the gas after themselves as “SG Gas”. Their extraction process involves widely
separated electrode plates and a method of extracting the gas bubbles produced in the middle region between
those two plates and excluding the hydrogen and the oxygen produced. They have investigated the properties of
water infused with the gas and claim that it has health benefits. They state that Rhodes Gas and Brown’s Gas are
both “dirty cocktails” which include H 2 or O 2 .
The anomalies of Brown’s Gas are similar to those of plasma charge clusters (Ken Shoulders’ EVOs). It adheres
to matter and is electrically polarised. It gives an electric shock if it implodes to form water again. The isolated
gas tends to implode instead of explode in piston experiments. However, if air is added to the mixture, the air is
heated and that can cause overall expansion. In a welding torch it has a cool flame but it can vaporise tungsten.
The flame cuts cleanly through solid, high melting-point materials including wood and ceramics, can weld
dissimilar metals together and can even weld steel to clay brick. The claims of neutralising radioactive materials
as well as the transmutation of elements are extraordinary. Todd Knudston comments on these properties at
http://www.amasci.com/freenrg/HHO.html. At the 2011 Tesla Conference, Vernon Roth announced that he has
observed element transmutation in his electrolysis cell. Details of this are given on Sterling Allan’s web page at
http://peswiki.com/index.php/OS:Vernon_Roth%27s_Alchemical_Hydrogen.
Mark LeClair can explain how water cavitation creates microscopic craters in metallic surfaces, carves trenches in
high melting-point ceramics, transmutes elements, and produces excess energy. Cavitation bubbles have been
studied and they have been shown to produce unexpected excess energy. Sonoluminescence occurs when
water mixed with an inert gas such as argon or xenon, is excited by ultrasonic waves. A blue light is emitted as
each bubble collapses suddenly and symmetrically. If that blue light were produced by a heating effect, then the
bluish spectrum would indicate temperatures of over 10,000 degrees Kelvin, which caused many scientists to
suggest that it might be used for hot fusion. Nobel laureate, Julian Schwinger, suggested instead that the light is
caused by the zero-point energy. Here, the abrupt scalar compression of the bubble walls activates a Zero-Point
Energy coherence, emitting the blue light at a far lower temperature
(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sonoluminescence). Mark LeClair has four patents on controlled cavitation (typically
for the precision cutting of materials): US 6,932,914, US 6,960,307, US 7,297,288 and US 7,517,430.
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