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----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Bob Officer" <bobofficers@invalid.net>
Newsgroups: 
uk.finance,sci.geo.geology,aus.politics,nz.politics,uk.politics.parliament,co.politics,alt.august
Sent: Tuesday, March 07, 2006 4:03 PM
Subject: Re: Power Ratings for frauds


> On Sat, 4 Mar 2006 20:06:27 -0700, in alt.august, "Der Coach"
> <dercoach@FanaticLegions.mil> wrote:
>
>>
>>"Sir Jean-Paul Turcaud" <xyz@atlante.edu> wrote in message
>>news:du4cq2$1pr$1@aphrodite.grec.isp.9tel.net...
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> "Robert Baer" <robertbaer@earthlink.net> a �crit dans le message de 
>>> news:
>>> KYbNf.1791$6I.1037@newsread3.news.pas.earthlink.net...
>>>>>
>>>>   "Doomed"???
>>>>   Have you not heard that the price of metals has gone up (mainly due 
>>>> to
>>>> demand by China)?
>>
>>YOU DAMNED RIGHT!!!!
>>Lets talk titanium, Aluminum, and copper.... just to name a few.. and when
>>you look for copper, you go to south america, when you want aluminum, you 
>>go
>>to BHP....
>>JP is a twit.. You just keep on doing what you're doing.. Play China on
>>their resouce scarity....
>>
>>>>   It is so bad that copper flashing on school roofs is being stolen by
>>>> crack heads, to sell at $2.00 per pound.
>>>
>>> Really Robert ?
>>> They steal the copper from the roofs !
>>
>>Crackheads also steal aluminum guardrails off of highways to cut up and 
>>sell
>>for scrap.
>>Guess where it's going... If you said China you get a gold star.
>>>
>>> 1) Now we are talking about Gold and Gold mines and especially Newmont,
>>> Newcrest & BHP shares for a start. ... so get rid of those.
>>I might hold on to a position, though not a large one, but still, keep 
>>some
>>BHP just because they are way more than just gold. They are a mineral
>>supermarket. It might be worth speculating in, but again, mining is not my
>>sector.
>>
>>> 2) Metallurgical experiment on my part have demonstrated that adding a
>>> single gram of gold in a kg of Aluminium Alloy makes it superconductor 
>>> for
>>> all Electrical needs ...hence making Copper needs really 100 times lower
>>> for
>>> China and other countries !
>>
>>interesting... Can you actually produce your data? please also produce the
>>results for the control group i your experiment... Have you published your
>>data in a journal and submitted it for peer review? If it were as easy as
>>you claim, surely it must have been done before.... Have you checked the
>>patent library? Have you checked for registered trademarks?
>
> Coach? have you ever worked with Aluminum Alloy Wire. Guess what it
> doesn't work well. Aluminum is too soft. you can't get good slices
> between wires. it begin oxidizing Al oxide doesn't conduct
> electricity. introducing Gold into the alloy mix doesn't change the
> mailability of Aluminum.
>
> Did you know Aluminum Alloy Wire is barred from construction in most
> states. It seem if it get hot while juice is flowing it begins rapid
> oxidation...boiling off AlO3 ash and exposing more surface to
> oxidize. and we all know the smaller the diameter of wire the great
> internal resistance. The hotter the wire the great rate of rapid
> oxidation.
>
>
>>> 3) Gold although found in solution in Sea Water over a 100 years ago by
>>> Berthelot, was not known to exist in the quantities which I determined
>>> thanks to the True Geology understanding. Over 100 MILLION TONS IN THE 7
>>> SEAS , and this is the reason for its presence in solution in Sea Water 
>>> !
>>> 4) The new use of Gold will be towards supra-conductivity and new high
>>> tech
>>> electronics ....I anticipate the price of gold to fall rapidly at 37 $ 
>>> per
>>> ounce,  and then be valued by the ton within a year ! ... as all metal
>>> commodities incidentally
>>
>>OK numbnuts, were going to keep this quote:
>>
>>....I anticipate the price of gold to fall rapidly at 37 $ per
>>> ounce,  and then be valued by the ton within a year ! ... as all metal
>>> commodities incidentally
>>
>>Today is March 04 2006....
>>We'll keep it for a year and then RAM IT DOWN YOUR THROAT when it doesn't
>>happen just like your Sydnet Tsunami prediction!
>>
>>Prepare to eat CROW JP........ You will be proven a fucknozzle yet 
>>again...
>
>
> Yet again...
>
> Over and over again...
>
> JP the man too stupid to know the difference between gold ore and low
> grade copper or to keep track of his assay samples.
>
>
> -- 
> Ak'toh'di
You need to run the wire through an Argon plasma etch to get the oxides 
off....
It's attached to the very end of the wire making tooling. It's a "loose 
seal" vacuum chamber with slightly exposed "feed throughs" on each end of 
the vacuum chamber .... You need to use dry, rotaty vane, "roughing" pumps. 
with either "roots blowers" or "turbo pumps" attached to them to get the 
chambers down to about 250MT to get a good 300-500 watt plasma running in 
them. After the chamber, the wire is spooled up into individual packages 
filled with a nitrogen ambient.

This same technology is in wide use for wire used in the semiconductor 
industry. Oxidized wire will not bond with the metal pads of a "chip". Evem 
beryllium doped Au wire needs to be handled in a ambient enviroment...

Here's the funny thing......

Almost all of the "pumps" that are used in vacuum chambers in the processing 
of ICs are made by Alcatel.
A frog company...

Believe me though... The better pumps are made by Siemens..... They're just 
too expensive..


Sorry if this seems "tangental", I just got back from an adult birthday 
party.......
And SPATEN is really good beer.
So is Stella!

Cheers to all..
All of my best you you....

Der Coach
etc...