Dry Vapours GEET

Mike Holler, GEET's R&D person and then GEET president in 1999, Explaining One Experimenter's Results.

The experimenter believed dry vapors acted as a dielectric insulator between 2 dissimilar metal surfaces, improving performance.

After this clip Mike Holler goes on to say that to get the good efficiency the vapors must also be cool and then heat up rapidly as they pass the rod .

That experimenter believed the dissimilar metals along with dry vapors caused a dielectric effect that enhanced the performance.

In this case, "dry" means the water and fuel content are in a gaseous state without any droplets of liquid fuel or water.

Others believe the metals or coatings used acted as a catalyst for cracking the vapors.

My theory is a conductive metal coating on the inner tube wall could be an RF reflector of ferromagnetic resonance radiation from the steel rod and the radiation back and forth through the vapors helped crack the vapors. In a different youtube video I have posted you can hear Paul Pantone talking about the radiation from the GEET reactor and how it is able to expose x-ray film even through lead shielding.

The GEET reactor needs more research.

This video segment came from:

http://www.teslatech.info

DVD 600248a
GEET Parade of Inventions! Disc 1

There is more good information on that DVD, unlike some of the GEET DVDs.

Also, find out more at:

http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/VortexHeatExchanger/

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• GEET
• reactor
• fuel
• processor
• vaporizer
• cracking
• water
• steam
• reforming
• reformer
• plasma
• catalytic
• catalyst
• hydrogen
• engine
• vortex
• heat
• exchanger

[narivasant]

Contact the website geet. nl (without the space) to take a class on this technology.

[Cloxxki]

If this report is for real, it's a crime to not develop and publish it. GEET is an open source concept, you don't keep improments to yourself!

[narivasant]

Actually, GEET is the name of a private company started by Paul Pantone and he got patents on the technology and he continues to keep key aspects of the technology proprietary. He is going to be teachingthe technology to people who sign a non-disclosure aggrement.

I agree it would be better for Paul and humanity if he were more open with the technology but he has had so many people take advantage of him he doesn't want that right now.

[narivasant]

This video is still available.

Only someone doesn't want it to be easy for you to see it.

Please keep trying to watch it at another time.

[KBendix]

@narivasant As much as I like these solutions, there is always some secrets.

[brianwesley28]

This is the first time that I've seen this video. I had already thought about something very similar to what is peing discussed. If that works, then I have another idea for a modification that should actually improve the improvement. After all, if my idea was similar to this and this works (the modification to the GEET), then my otehr modification should work, too.

[twiztidpurpose]

Hey. There is Mike. I met the speaker before. Very cool guy. Certainly knows his stuff. Working on some of these ideas for automotive applications.

[feenex69]

wtf lets do it.

[uawwildbob]

I'm thinking that a 2500 % increase is good enough to go to production . R & D is still needed but the geet is needed now. lets role this ball