Nano Coating
The PDFs that can be opened below describe in detail the various methods of nano-coating materials. These include hot caustic, steam caustic, cold caustic, and flame. Nano is also created by electric current. Hooking a bare wire up to your nano-coated wires, will, over time nano-coat them.
What is nano-coating? When treating a metal plate the process elevates atoms from the material of the plate to a more structured distribution on the surface of the metal, as nano oxides, with the result that the surface becomes super conducting. This feature allows the plasma from the universal field to flow through it. The surface will test as having infinite resistance and zero conductivity of matter state electric field flows.
The spacing of the atoms and layers produced by the nano coating method is a function of the process employed, and of the salts and other elements in the caustic mix that is used. Mr Keshe explains that hot caustic method causes the most refined layering of atoms, followed by cold caustic and lastly by fire method (which is currently the least recommended).
Any material can be 'nano-coated' by soaking or spraying in caustic, including any glassware, plastic ware, implements that you use to make or carry GANS. This is advised as a positive habit to get into.
You will see references to grounding the plates or coils with a voltmeter during the procedures. Drawing through a micro current has the effect of aligning the particles in one direction, like brushing or flattening the lattice. This is important for items that will be used in power applications, but not so much for making gans, since the saline solution connects with the naturally un-aligned atoms.
The processes of nano coating and handling afterwards are quite delicate. Mr Keshe said in Jan 2017 that prior to a hot caustic process it is helpful first to clean the Cu plates in salt and white vinegar for c.20mins (note presence of Na again), and then pre-soak in cold caustic for a few hours. The short sharp burst of high heat in the hot process and subsequent steam process is very important for lifting the atoms into nano layers. Whilst the plates are submerged during hot caustic stage1 they should not be turning black. the blackening only starts once hanging in the sealed tub. Different grade materials and even treatment locations can affect the process. Mr Keshe reminds us that after nano coating we should treat the plates/coils with utmost care so as not to damage the surfaces, handle like a film negative, and store carefully.
He also advised that when making magrav coils they should be n/coated before nesting into eachother, rather than all at once when assembled. the problem with this is not damaging the coating when pushing one through the other and binding the tails, though local dents can be fixed with a dab of cold caustic. He also clarified that when adding GANS to coils the Magnetical (outer coil) should always carry the CH3 and the Gravitational (inner coil) should carry the Co2/ZnO, this creates the potential difference/field gradient between them, and they should also therefore be done independently prior to assembly. We need more advice about this order of assembly ... GANS made by crushed nano layers is not the same as from nanos with coherent free space.
http://www.plasmaproduction.org/nano-coating.html
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