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The AO 1100
Aqua Optimizer
A special dual purpose Chi Generator®
It revitalizes water
It charges revitalized water with life force (chi energy)

Another invention by Karl Hans Welz and Ernst Tomasi
This is the latest version, but no details, how it differers from the earlier version, price are not mentioed in the website.
Lot more info is added to his website may be few more new products in future.

johnrice · Posted: Tue Aug 08, 2006 6:10 pm Post subject:

I have that doodad. It's slightly larger than the JU99 but configured differently. The energy is very strong. Charge an identical glass of water in front of a JU, and AO and keep a placebo.

The taste nuances between each will be quite different.

AO makes the water feel very wet and velvet in the mouth. The change is obvious, particularly with chlorinated water.

The JU makes a mild almost imperceptible change.

Placebo water tastes just like you stuck your mouth under the tap. Very Happy

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johnson · Posted: Tue Aug 08, 2006 9:11 pm Post subject:

I am planning to get one.
But which one AO 2000 or AO 1100?
AO 2000 is available from Plazo at a very good price.
I have no idea of what is the difference between these two AO products.

elroy · Posted: Wed Aug 09, 2006 3:36 am Post subject:

I have both. Got the AO 1100 from this site for $270 and the AO 2000 at $590 at a yahoo store. There's very small difference, the AO has a slightly heavier core. I don't think the extra $200 charged by that Yahoo guy went to extra benefit for me.

I've a feeling the AO 1100 is Karl's rebadged AO 2000 at a lower price. No shmuck (except for myself) probably bought the AO2000.

All in all, Im happy with it. The AO 1100 can obviously be used for manifesting - it's a chi gen - and it's much more exuberant than the JU99 for just a little more.

Take the chi-charged water before a long run and you'll experience what I did.

Bliss.

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johnrice · Posted: Wed Aug 09, 2006 3:54 am Post subject:

Just go with the AO 1100 to save yourself bucks. If you need more power, you can always mate it with any other chi gen you have in your possession.

A good deal can be found here:
http://www.xtrememind.com/AquaOptimizer.htm. There's 15% off the sticker price plus xmind has this nasty habit of sending freebies with orders like that.

If you want the AO2000:
http://www.mindmachines.com/RelaxationSuperstore/Light-Sound-Mind-Catalog/Radionics-1.html

Mindmachines has some other interesting gadgets too. Like L&S.
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johnson · Posted: Thu Aug 10, 2006 3:47 am Post subject:

Thanks.I will be ordering 1100 AO from Joey.Few more new products will be out from Karl before the end of this year.

johnrice · Posted: Fri Aug 11, 2006 3:20 pm Post subject:

What products?

(hear me salivating)

I look forward to stuff beyond the RAD5 line, not line-filling low-costers like the RAD1000. It's like a watering down of the RAD2400 series.
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MatureMagus · Posted: Wed Sep 10, 2008 9:41 am Post subject:

lucifer2 · Posted: Wed Sep 10, 2008 3:20 pm Post subject: BS

Sorry MatureMagus, but what you say about blind tests being "inadmissible" for validation of the AO2000, sounds like pure, old-fashioned bullshit. How are you going to find out about the instrument's real potential then? Through a few "cook-up" testimonials by so-called delighted users? Come on, gimme a break. Besides, every province of reality may be seen as fit for investigation by standard academic means. As soon as certain claims (regarding a certain phenomenon or a product) are being propounded, the question about their legitimacy may be investigated quite openly and as objectively as possible. What would, otherwise, be the difference between your average witch doctor's paraphernalia and the whole technologically would-be sophisticated hotchpotch Karl and his colleagues have been dumping on us the past decade or two? No, no, no, my friend, the time has now finally come to put all these fancy gadgets through a rigorous process of empirical research to determine the veracity of all those hyped-up effectiveness claims you'll find on the Internet Forums. Hallelujah!
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MatureMagus · Posted: Wed Sep 10, 2008 3:33 pm Post subject:

You seem very skeptical to Radionics, are you as skeptical to magick as well? Why you are on this forum if you don't believe in this stuff at all? Not that I mind, it's nice to have some skeptic among all the fanatics.

I am looking for simple manifestation experiments to perform. Do not have to be scientific, but they should be EASY and yet CONVINCING.

Examples like "someone gives me €10 for free" or "my old friend John contacts me" or "people gives me lots of compliments for random stupid stuff" - are these too hard or too easy or... ?

lucifer2 · Posted: Thu Sep 11, 2008 11:02 am Post subject: Scepticism

Well Magus, I'm not only sceptical about Radionics, but about all non-validated metaphysical technology, for that matter. Field energetic metaphysics (such as produced by Dale Power, for instance) carries the same stain for me as rad technology. It looks very promising I have to admit, but experimenting with this stuff is a full gamble. Chances are you'll find yourself stuck with a piece of pure shite, eventually. So I adamantly refuse to pay hundreds of dollars or euros for so-called goodies which have been merely hyped up on the net and nothing else. Basta!

As for simple manifestation experiments? Jeez man, this Forum is teeming with instructions here and there. Just enter the word Manifestation in the Searchbox and you'll be presented with a plethora of hits that'll keep you busy for the next few days. (Same is true for Google by the way. So take your pick!!!).

Lotsa luck, L.
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Chris_com28 · Posted: Fri Sep 26, 2008 9:41 pm Post subject:

[/quote] it's nice to have some skeptic

Chris_com28 · Posted: Fri Sep 26, 2008 9:42 pm Post subject:

[/quote] it's nice to have some skeptic[quote]
Skeptic he is not (at least not according to my definition), he merely dis-beliefs in anything that is outside his frame of belief and so fore has to mock it repeatably.

He is also not welcome here (at least not by me. I'm sure some others are getting tired of him as well). He doesn't contribute to the conversation and is (at least in my opinion) very rude to people. And Lucifer when I said "Well done" in a post earlier, it was sarcasm at how you so quickly managed to lock a forum by someone merely trying to sell something.

You've called bullshit so many times that I've had to called bullshit on you calling bullshiit so repeatedly. Sorry it had to turn to this but I'm a cold hearted bastard with little tolerance.
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Rhomes · Posted: Fri Sep 26, 2008 10:07 pm Post subject:

I'm new here, been reading over a lot of the threads for the past week, and even I am sick of him already. >.<

Chris_com28 · Posted: Fri Sep 26, 2008 10:11 pm Post subject:

Glad to hear I'm not alone. I would probably make a poll asking who thinks he should leave, but I'm better than that (I merely talk about it instead, LOL). Really it would be giving him more attention than he deserves, but I thought this may kich some sense into him.
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