Following the live airing of this last night (28 September 2023), Malcolm Bendall sent the following image towards an answer to one of my burning questions. I noted that I had not seen anything working under load.
The above chart indicates that more fuel is used when a HydroCarbon base electrical generator is running with no load and under load. It implies the 400ml of fuel lasts 4.12% less time when running with no load (perhaps this includes UV pre-ioniser losses and will certainly partly be cause by pulling the air through the bubbler). When on heavy load, the generator apparently runs 13.49% longer.
If the claims about negligible CO, CO2, NOX and HCs in the exhaust, this would presumably apply in all circumstances.
What a treat! I have been encouraging people everywhere to have a look at your unique revelations on matters that have opened deep and robust questions about the human condition in this our world. Solving energy and pyramids is merely the tip of the pyramid, hehe. May the Chi be with you....Excelsior!
Great talk, which sent me to many places mentally. For me, you made your most important point towards the beginning: that different pyramids may have been used as different technologies, at different times. I would add that it's almost impossible to understand the technological function of a pyramid without first understanding the underlying science that led to its construction. In the ancient world, science didn't come neatly packaged into discrete subjects, such as 'physics', 'biology' and 'chemistry', which is how modern science likes to construct the world. I remember the derision faced by Martin Fleischmann and Stanley Pons faced in 1989 from the 'physics community' because they were chemists.