alt.energy.homepower

Eeyore wrote:
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> ipixguy@ wrote:
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>> The power from an ipod could transmit enough frequency
>
> power =/= frequency

Graham, you cut to short:

> ipixguy@ wrote:
> On Aug 21, 5:25 pm, "Jim" wrote:
>> Those who do not understand the power of simple frequency upon water

This is about *SIMPLE FREQUENCIES* which you *ERRONEOUSLY* assume are
electromagnetic waves, these simple frequencies just behave as
explained by ipixguy:

>> would quickly dismiss this as impossible or unatainable. The power
>> from an ipod could transmit enough frequency to separate the Hydrogen
>> and Oxygen. Can I prove it...NO, but a little research will show the
>> possibility.

That IPOD can do so many unexpected things.

In "American Journal of simple Frequencies", april, 2006, pp 333-888:
"Some MP3 player are often used as simple frequencies generators when
simple frequencies are required in simple frequencies applications."

Erdy

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