A wire made of sections of silver, gold and platinum, respectively, is peculiarly adapted to transmit concordant vibrations in the relations of thirds, their range of molecular oscillation being in the proportion of 3:6:9 respectively. The Trexar is this wire composed of: a first section of silver, a second section of gold and a third section of platinum, all uniform in size, which is used as a conductor in vibratory transmission and for the multiplication of vibrational frequencies.
Silver represents the third, gold the sixth and platinum the ninth, in their respective relative molecular oscillating ranges. This triune condition will equate thirds in vibratory frequencies, that is, chords in intervals of thirds will set up disturbances in the Trexar and these disturbances will be equated so as to be transmitted as thirds from the positive or farthest end of the wire.
"There is no medium used in vibratory research so unerringly exact in effecting sympathetic negative attraction as the Trexar. This combination as accurately indicates the action of the earth's sympathetic envelope in its triple focalized action towards the earth's neutral center, as the magnet unfailingly indicates the dominant electric flow."
"Differential molecular volume is required to equate differentiation of sympathetic flows. This condition is satisfied by the Trexar. Two differing molecular densities, represented by two different mediums, make possible the harmonious adjustment of the thirds."
"When an introductory transmissive sympathetic chord (say B flat) is conducted along a sectional transmitting wire the molecular triple (intermolecule) is carried along by induced differentiation and it in turn excites high sympathy with the polar terrestrial stream which, being triune in character, requires a triune differential sympathizer of the same ratio of frequency. This is satisfied by the Trexar, consisting of sections of silver the harmonic, gold the enharmonic and platinum the dominant. When the Trexar is properly sensitized by any chord on the dominant, molecular differentiation is induced, the phenomena approaching magnetism is effect, but without a trace of true magnetism being present."
By means of sympathetic vibrations transmitted through the Trexar, which is elsewhere mentioned as consisting of "German silver, etc." Keely elaborated a system of inducing great range of motion on metallic masses by sympathetic negative attraction, and by periodic vibratory change of their neutral centers instantly depolarized them, thus securing rotation.
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