Re: [HOE] Mad science and the last war(long)genetics

["james4514" <james4514@msn.com>]

You can, sort of. This was done before the war to allow ghost rock ractors
to provide mundane elecrticiity. IN more recent time a junker can pull this
trick off with the GENERATOR power. However both these methods do not use
pure G-rays to power mundane items and both have their problems.
pre-war ghost rock and junker built ghost rock reactors require specialized
arcane shielding to repvent death and mutation similiar to a ghost rock bomb
as the continous outpouring of non-real energies cause "unpleaseant" side
effects.
JUnker generators merely use G-rasy along with  the tenous link provided by
the spriit of a dead toaster to operate a basic electricity creating devices
similiar to a steam turbine.
In none of the three case can the G-rays be substituted for real electrical
activity simply because as I've pointed out they do NOT have the same
properites as a real power source. So trying to power real technology with
spirit tech methods is usually innefficient unlesss you have acess to
classified pre-war Hellstromme equipment.


I forget the exact way electricity is produced but I beleive it has
something to with exciting electrons and then controlling their course to
cause all kinds of other wonderful atomic reactions which eventually get
filtered out to us as the conveniences of modern society.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Michael Watson" <mwatson1@bigpond.net.au>
To: <hoe@gamerz.net>
Sent: Sunday, June 09, 2002 3:31 AM
Subject: Re: [HOE] Mad science and the last war(long)genetics


> At 06:23 PM 9/06/02, James4514 wrote:
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> >Or this is at least how I've tried to explain it both to my fellow
players
> >and in character.
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> And why can't you have a device that converts this energy into a more
> standard form of energy? That's how I figure it would work.
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> - michael
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