Positive Voltage Potential

…ctrons Magnetic Field (547) of Figure (5-9) to block the movement of electron flow toward Positive Voltage Potential (66) (620) of Figure (7-1) (547) of Figure (5-9) (This reference was incorrect. 647 mentioned, but 547 was de…

…resultant positive electrical charged copper ions (642a xxx 642n) added together produces Positive Voltage Potential (629) being electrically applied to choke-coil (56); whereas, the "Liberated" negative electrical charged ele…

…gure (11-7). The Electrical Crossover Switching Circuit (1060) singularly places either a Positive Voltage Potential (1014) across both Voltage Zones (E18/E14) and/or a Negative Voltage Potential across Voltage Zones (E17/E16)…

…gure (3-21). Figure (3-21) Voltage intensity increases from zero "ground-state" to a high positive voltage potential in an progressive function. Once voltage-pulse (64) is terminated or switch-off, voltage potential returns to…

…r molecule (hydrogen atoms B– and oxygen atoms B+), and the equally intense but opposite, positive voltage potential (B+) overcomes the electrovalent bonding force holding the hydrogen and oxygen atoms together in the water mo…

…gure (9BB) and Figure 16A. Voltage intensity increased from zero "ground-state" to a high positive voltage potential in a progressive function. Once the voltage-pulse is terminated or switched-off, voltage potential returns to…

…Figure (1-3) Figure (1-4) Voltage intensity increases from zero 'ground-state' to a high positive voltage potential in an progressive function. Once the voltage-pulse is terminated or switched-off, voltage potential returns t…

…k Circuit by locking onto the Electrons Magnetic Field, blocking electron flow toward the Positive Voltage Potential.…

…Impedance Network Circuit without amp 'influxing' (i.e., inhibiting amp flow) between the Positive Voltage Potential and Negative Voltage Potential applied across the Resonant Cavities.…

…lectrons from copper atoms in the copper wire, producing positive copper ions that create positive voltage potential (629) applied to choke coil 56, while the liberated electrons create negative voltage potential (631) applied…

The Electrical Crossover Switching Circuit (1060) singularly places either a Positive Voltage Potential (1014) across Voltage Zones E18/E14 and/or a Negative Voltage Potential across Voltage Zones E17/E16, or vice versa.…

Voltage intensity across the Excitor-Array increases from zero 'ground-state' to a high positive voltage potential in a progressive function; once the voltage pulse is terminated or switched off, the voltage potential returns…

…ow), preventing electron flow or movement toward the Secondary Pickup Winding (42) during Positive Voltage Potential formation.…

…y one direction, preventing electron flow toward the Secondary Pickup Winding (42) during Positive Voltage Potential formation.…

Applying positive voltage potential (62) across Excitor Plate (61) deflects the water molecule (72) toward that voltage zone due to attraction between the negative-charged oxygen atom and the positive voltage field; switching…