To: thackney
"It has to do with the frequency, and it has to do with the vacuum," Pringle said. "That's where our patents are."Frequency I understand, and vacuum in a laboratory is no problem, but how do you pull a vacuum (how much of a vacuum?) in an underground area the size of an oil well ?
To: FairWitness
how do you pull a vacuumWith a vaccuum pump. A big one. That sucks, and is supposed to. The RF Noise sucks louder.
/johnny
21 posted on
09/17/2006 7:47:20 PM PDT by
JRandomFreeper
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To: FairWitness; thackney
Frequency I understand, and vacuum in a laboratory is no problem, but how do you pull a vacuum (how much of a vacuum?) in an underground area the size of an oil well ? I suspect the vacuum would be for the magnetron or klystron tube, or whatever they're using down the hole to create the microwaves. The hole won't need a vacuum any more than your household microwave does, but the equipment to create them seemingly does. I think the down-hole pressure will be the problem.
49 posted on
10/21/2011 5:55:13 PM PDT by
brityank
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