Dear all,
I seem to recall another "invention" which receives almost as much
attention - it is the perpetual motion machine. If this keeps up, we
will only need to pulse the CFA once, and it will be self sustaining -
as has the correspondence on the matter. I am now up around 70 odd
pieces of comment, feedback, discussion etc. on this topic.
Are there NO definitive studies to lay this thing to rest once and for
all?
I agree with Jack - the higher the tower for the CFA the better.
Interesting that it should still need a tower though. Ah, a thought,
maybe they are mounting the CFA on the top, and feeding the tower at
the bottom? ;-)
Have a great day just the same.
Duncan Baker.
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