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Thanks. I disconnected the antenna off of the "emitter" and it still responds 
to the static built up from combing my hair. I experimented with a 1m ohm 
resistor and a 100 ohm resistor and it seems the 3k resistor responds best. 
Should I leave the resistor? I tried twisting the gimmick tighter and even loosing 
it but it didn't seem to do anything that I could tell. Thanks again for the 
help. Never really worked with a circuit as quirky as this!  I'll check out RS 
to see if they carry the book you refer to.


In a message dated 12/31/2004 10:46:46 PM US Mountain Standard Time, 
drallim@norlight.org writes:
Hi,

The low value resistor gives you solid DC control of pin #3, but 
probably you have lost any sensitivity in the "emitter" antenna. Try 
removing that antenna and see if the circuit still responds to hair 
combing as before. You could try twisting the "gimmick" tighter or 
looser instead of trimming it shorter. When you change the "bias" 
control, you get near-instant change of voltage in Pin #3 circuit, but 
the voltage changes on pin #2 have to "leak" through the "gimmick" to or 
from pin #1. The only time that pin #1 sits at 0 volts is when the 
voltages on pins #2, 3 are equal to each other. RS used to have small 
booklets that gave basic skills with op-amps.

Have a good one, Keith

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Hi,

The resistor seems to be making the circuit usable, so stay with it for 
now. You might try smaller increments of resistance--6.8K, 10K, etc., to 
see if you are proceeding in the right direction. This thing is almost 
in the realm of magic--maybe a few special words are required.

If RS doesn't have any books, maybe your local library has a copy of  
"IC Op-Amp Cookbook" by Walter G. Jung. This one goes back a few 
decades, but is well written and understandable.

Keith

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Hello all,
i am not sure is it right place to post this question, but i'm 
interested to develop system what can register signals like we do with 
dowsing. The result could be seective pc-based radar to analyse any 
object in world. The main problem is do we need send out some signal or 
human body just selecting some kind signals(patterns) and by this knows 
where the object is located.
Any ideas or suggestions?

regards,
urx.

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The only problem with the tests required by Randi et al is that they =
seem too rigorous, or require too much
proof from the successful inventor. (even then I wonder if they'd be =
entirely satisfied!)=20

If I was successful in creating an OU device I would be too busy at the =
patent office, or at least trying to get=20
my device mass-produced before I'd try to prove myself to the skeptics. =
(Though it would be great to see the skeptics eat their words and pay =
their prize money in my lifetime).

Regards.

John
  ----- Original Message -----=20
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  Sent: Friday, December 31, 2004 10:07 AM
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  Has anyone seen this?

  http://www.randi.org/jr/082704gluton.html#4

  Randi has also challenged Beardens and Naudins claims on the MEG. =
(Search Randi's site for "Bearden")

  Proving the overunity output of the MEG and improvements from the =
Bedini Scalar wave EM Clarifier should be easy scientifically verified =
are they not?

  I'd like to see Randi's Million dollar prize won in my lifetime.

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try to=20
prove myself to the skeptics. (</FONT><FONT face=3D"Times New =
Roman">Though it=20
would be great&nbsp;</FONT><FONT face=3D"Times New Roman">to see the =
skeptics eat=20
their words and pay their prize money in&nbsp;my lifetime).</FONT></DIV>
<DIV>&nbsp;</DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=3D"Times New Roman">Regards.</FONT></DIV>
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<DIV><FONT face=3D"Times New Roman">John</FONT></DIV>
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  <DIV style=3D"FONT: 10pt arial"><B>Sent:</B> Friday, December 31, 2004 =
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  <DIV>Has anyone seen this?</DIV>
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  <DIV>Randi has also challenged Beardens and Naudins claims on the MEG. =
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are=20
  they not?</DIV>
  <DIV>&nbsp;</DIV>
  <DIV>I'd like to see Randi's Million dollar prize won in my =
lifetime.</DIV>
  <DIV>&nbsp;</DIV>
  <DIV>Regards,</DIV>
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Hi all,
Happy new year. My best wishes for all.

John,

>The only problem with the tests required by Randi et al is that they =
seem too rigorous, or require too much
>proof from the successful inventor. (even then I wonder if they'd be =
entirely satisfied!)=20

I don't think so.
It might be true for paranormal efects which can easily be denied but in =
our case you can messure the energy produced.
Even they claim that there is something wrong with it, you can show them =
that the machine runs without external power source.
Can they deny that?=20
They claim, and they are right, that noone ever build one such machine. =
Every machine that was allowed testing proved to have a hidden power =
source. The others just refused testing.=20
I am a sceptic. I like to think for my self. I don't bite everything =
that is thrown to me. That doesn't mean I refuse to accept some things.
I do believe that it is possible to create such a machine and in fact I =
am working on it as everybody else in this list.
But, I think the rules are fare enough.


>If I was successful in creating an OU device I would be too busy at the =
patent office, or at least trying to get
>my device mass-produced before I'd try to prove myself to the skeptics. =


That is my point exactly. Go for a patent. That won't convince them you =
are successful. Then apply for the tests and earn some money to start =
production.
If they don't believe you, tear the machine apart. Let them do it. Is =
this a problem? Besides your rights on it would already be secured by =
the patent office.

The only reason noone claims for the money is that noone has ever made =
it in my point of view.

The only draw back is that we can't be sure if Randi is true on paying =
or they just make a rumor to play with worlds mind and make them pay =
donations.
I was thinking, why should they ask for donations if they have =
"$1,000,000  in negotiable bonds held by an investment firm in New York" =
as they claim.
Sceptism might be a very profitable job to do if you know what I mean.

I told you I am a sceptic :-)=20
LOL!!!!!!

>(Though it would be great to see the skeptics eat their words and pay =
their prize money in my lifetime).

that makes two of us.


Are there any other known challenges for us?
I tried to find some info on google but no luck till now.



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<DIV><FONT face=3D"Times New Roman">&gt;The only problem with the tests =
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much</FONT></DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=3D"Times New Roman">&gt;proof from the successful =
inventor. (even=20
then I wonder if they'd be entirely satisfied!)&nbsp;</FONT></DIV></DIV>
<DIV>&nbsp;</DIV>
<DIV>I don't think so.</DIV>
<DIV>It might be true for paranormal efects which can easily be denied =
but in=20
our case you can messure the energy produced.</DIV>
<DIV>Even they claim that there is something wrong with it, you can show =
them=20
that the machine runs without external power source.</DIV>
<DIV>Can they deny that? </DIV>
<DIV>They claim, and they are right, that noone ever build one such =
machine.=20
Every machine that was allowed testing proved to have a hidden power =
source. The=20
others just refused testing. </DIV>
<DIV>I am a sceptic. I like to think for my self. I don't bite =
everything that=20
is thrown to me. That doesn't mean I refuse to accept some things.</DIV>
<DIV>I do believe that it is possible to create such a machine and in =
fact I am=20
working on&nbsp;it as everybody else in this list.</DIV>
<DIV>But, I think the rules are fare enough.</DIV>
<DIV>&nbsp;</DIV>
<DIV>&nbsp;</DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=3D"Times New Roman">&gt;If I was successful in creating =
an OU=20
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patent=20
office, or </FONT><FONT face=3D"Times New Roman">at least </FONT><FONT=20
face=3D"Times New Roman">trying to get</FONT></DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=3D"Times New Roman">&gt;my device mass-produced before =
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I did read at one time that the patent office is bodied by certain "self
interest" groups, among which are the oil companys and the navy. Any
patent application that any one of them disagrees with can be blocked as
a matter of National Security, and this seems to apply to foreign
patents as well.
It was discovered so when one patent was eventually released (in the
1980s) and the owner of the patent revealed the extent of the pressure
he was under. He was forced to reveal every person who had knowledge of
his invention, domestic and foreign, and sworn not to speak of the
invention under threat of 20 years imprisonment.
Given that Charles Pogue, after selling out his vapor carb idea would
not so much as mention it, or even agree that he had patented it,  this
situation appears to be valid..
Free energy does exist and is being used within the universe. It is
known and it has I believe recently been duplicated (crudely) by the
Black Ops folks, from captured off world technology.
The thing about it is that the power can only be profitable if
transmitted along our present grid, and without letting it be known what
the power source is.
Such may well be the only way to do it yourself. Power your home, but
don't tell anyone you've disconnected from the grid. Power your electric
car but put a plug on it and carry fake batterys so no-one knows its
self powered.
The only profit can come from the manufacture of the device, and until
that can be done and the things can be sold openly, You are the sole
experimenter, or you are silenced.
cara

G N wrote:

> Hi all,Happy new year. My best wishes for all. John, >The only problem
> with the tests required by Randi et al is that they seem too rigorous,
> or require too much>proof from the successful inventor. (even then I
> wonder if they'd be entirely satisfied!) I don't think so.It might be
> true for paranormal efects which can easily be denied but in our case
> you can messure the energy produced.Even they claim that there is
> something wrong with it, you can show them that the machine runs
> without external power source.Can they deny that?They claim, and they
> are right, that noone ever build one such machine. Every machine that
> was allowed testing proved to have a hidden power source. The others
> just refused testing.I am a sceptic. I like to think for my self. I
> don't bite everything that is thrown to me. That doesn't mean I refuse
> to accept some things.I do believe that it is possible to create such
> a machine and in fact I am working on it as everybody else in this
> list.But, I think the rules are fare enough.  >If I was successful in
> creating an OU device I would be too busy at the patent office, or at
> least trying to get>my device mass-produced before I'd try to prove
> myself to the skeptics. That is my point exactly. Go for a patent.
> That won't convince them you are successful. Then apply for the tests
> and earn some money to start production.If they don't believe you,
> tear the machine apart. Let them do it. Is this a problem? Besides
> your rights on it would already be secured by the patent office. The
> only reason noone claims for the money is that noone has ever made it
> in my point of view. The only draw back is that we can't be sure if
> Randi is true on paying or they just make a rumor to play with worlds
> mind and make them pay donations.I was thinking, why should they ask
> for donations if they have "$1,000,000 in negotiable bonds held by an
> investment firm in New York" as they claim.Sceptism might be a very
> profitable job to do if you know what I mean. I told you I am a
> sceptic :-)LOL!!!!!! >(Though it would be great to see the skeptics
> eat their words and pay their prize money in my lifetime). that makes
> two of us.  Are there any other known challenges for us?I tried to
> find some info on google but no luck till now.

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I did read at one time that the patent office is bodied by certain "self
interest" groups, among which are the oil companys and the navy. Any patent
application that any one of them disagrees with can be blocked as a matter
of National Security, and this seems to apply to foreign patents as well.
<br>It was discovered so when one patent was eventually released (in the
1980s) and the owner of the patent revealed the extent of the pressure
he was under. He was forced to reveal every person who had knowledge of
his invention, domestic and foreign, and sworn not to speak of the invention
under threat of 20 years imprisonment.
<br>Given that Charles Pogue, after selling out his vapor carb idea would
not so much as mention it, or even agree that he had patented it,&nbsp;
this situation appears to be valid..
<br>Free energy does exist and is being used within the universe. It is
known and it has I believe recently been duplicated (crudely) by the Black
Ops folks, from captured off world technology.
<br>The thing about it is that the power can only be profitable if transmitted
along our present grid, and without letting it be known what the power
source is.
<br>Such may well be the only way to do it yourself. Power your home, but
don't tell anyone you've disconnected from the grid. Power your electric
car but put a plug on it and carry fake batterys so no-one knows its self
powered.
<br>The only profit can come from the manufacture of the device, and until
that can be done and the things can be sold openly, You are the sole experimenter,
or you are silenced.
<br>cara
<p>G N wrote:
<blockquote TYPE=CITE><style></style>
Hi all,Happy new year. My best wishes
for all.&nbsp;John,&nbsp;<font face="Times New Roman">>The only problem
with the tests required by Randi et al is that they seem too rigorous,
or require too much</font><font face="Times New Roman">>proof from the
successful inventor. (even then I wonder if they'd be entirely satisfied!)</font>&nbsp;I
don't think so.It might be true for paranormal efects which can easily
be denied but in our case you can messure the energy produced.Even they
claim that there is something wrong with it, you can show them that the
machine runs without external power source.Can they deny that?They claim,
and they are right, that noone ever build one such machine. Every machine
that was allowed testing proved to have a hidden power source. The others
just refused testing.I am a sceptic. I like to think for my self. I don't
bite everything that is thrown to me. That doesn't mean I refuse to accept
some things.I do believe that it is possible to create such a machine and
in fact I am working on it as everybody else in this list.But, I think
the rules are fare enough.&nbsp;&nbsp;<font face="Times New Roman">>If
I was successful in creating an OU device I would be too busy at the patent
office, or at least trying to get</font><font face="Times New Roman">>my
device mass-produced before I'd try to prove myself to the skeptics.</font>&nbsp;That
is my point exactly. Go for a patent. That won't convince them you are
successful. Then apply for the tests and earn some money to start production.If
they don't believe you, tear the machine apart. Let them do it. Is this
a problem? Besides your rights on it would already be secured by the patent
office.&nbsp;The only reason noone claims for the money is that noone has
ever made it in my point of view.&nbsp;The only draw back is that we can't
be sure if Randi is true on paying or they just make a rumor to play with
worlds mind and make them pay donations.I was thinking, why should they
ask for donations if they have "$1,000,000 in negotiable bonds held by
an investment firm in New York" as they claim.Sceptism might be a very
profitable job to do if you know what I mean.&nbsp;I told you I am a sceptic
:-)LOL!!!!!!&nbsp;<font face="Times New Roman">>(Though it would be great
to see the skeptics eat their words and pay their prize money in my lifetime).</font>&nbsp;that
makes two of us.&nbsp;&nbsp;Are there any other known challenges for us?I
tried to find some info on google but no luck till now.&nbsp;&nbsp;</blockquote>

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> The thing about it is that the power can only be profitable if
> transmitted along our present grid, and without letting it be known what
> the power source is.

The general population does not care, nor will they pop for the money
to put in the equipment in most cases.  For example you live in an apartment 
in New York City.

I'm speaking as some what of an insider, to put food on my table in the past I 
worked in the coal mining industry.

Coal feeds power generation plants.

I have spent time with the people from the biggest coal companies and 
equipment manufacturers.  They could care less about what new technologies 
might put them out of business in the future. They know its there, I have 
shown it to them. They are to busy worrying about the stock price for that 
quarter to care.  So much for the conspiracy angle.  I don't see it being any 
different in 'big oil'.

Think about it this way:  An electrical power plant using Natural Gas or Coal 
has to pay for those fuel sources.  If they could buy a Mr. Fusion device to 
replace the money spent on the fuel stock they would jump at the opportunity.

As to measuring things the US Navy has released a 12 years study/400+ page 
report in *SUPPORT* of Cold Fusion.  You can read it on 
http://www.unusualresearch.com/ .  The second Cold Fusion report there
gives details of how to do energy measurements *CORRECTLY*.

The first red flag is "my scope shows...", next red flag is "my $1.99 volt 
meter shows...".   A calorimeter is the right way, or build something based 
on heat like the Linear Tech LT1088.  Perhaps a LaCroy power meter.


-- 
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--- G N <poiuytrew@HotPOP.com> wrote:
> The only draw back is that we can't be sure if Randi is true on paying
> or they just make a rumor to play with worlds mind and make them pay
> donations.
> I was thinking, why should they ask for donations if they have
> "$1,000,000  in negotiable bonds held by an investment firm in New
> York" as they claim.
> Sceptism might be a very profitable job to do if you know what I mean.

Reality $check$ A million bucks is not alot of money.  Negotiable bonds
yeild poorly as the purpose of them is to be fluid (negotiable because
yall gots to have it right now).  

Here is an example.  Lets say that $1,000,000 yeilds 1.8% (high for a
N-bond right now) thats $18,000 anual growth.  If you pay a web-geek
$45.000 a year with benifits to maintain the site (very low pay for the
talent) it will cost you about $60,000 after insurance, 401K and all.  
This leaves you 42K in the toilet annually.  

So who's paying the rent, light bill and hosting fee?  

Doners!

Now here is the other aspect of the money.  I say again a million bucks
is not alot of money.  Try fireing up a manufacturing business on that. 
That is after a location (quarter mill)  Tooling and insurance (quarter
mill) office needs (100K) You have enough left to support 3 to 5
employees for about a year.  Then its time to buy materials.  

Boy that million went fast, and once your product hits the market you
must consider product liability insurance...  I mean the thing is a
generator right? Someone could get hurt.

The other way to get started is the DITY method (Do IT Yourself) in which
case a million bucks is a sweet beginning. Lets see...  You build one for
demonstration purposes...  bla de bla de bla ... 5 years has passed.  You
are devorced, out of money and raising an illigitimate grandchild.  You
ahve aged 20 years for your efforts but have a company that intermitently
is turning a small profit.  You have to lay off two machienests (with
kids) to support your CEO this year but because of the million the
company has lasted 5 years instead of 5 months and looks like it may
survive.

Get the picture?

I don't blame John for being skeptical aobut Randi.  There is no payment
history after all.  But honestly does the thing work?  I have been
watching since 95' and havent seen one production unit yet.  Folks it
makes no differance which side of the fence you are on.  Its not about
the money.  The challenge is there to take if you want it bad enough. 
Fiber Composits put a comercially built space craft into space last year
because of a challenge.  It was the chalenge and Burt's Dreem, not the
money.  They made it work.



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--- Bob Paddock <bpaddock@csonline.net> wrote:

> 
> > The thing about it is that the power can only be profitable if
> > transmitted along our present grid, and without letting it be known
> what
> > the power source is.
> 
> The general population does not care, nor will they pop for the money
> to put in the equipment in most cases.  For example you live in an
> apartment 
> in New York City.

Hear hear! There are about a hundred homes in my negborhood.  Maybe five
of us geve a #$%& about the source.  As bob says 1 quarter profet margens
and stock prices power the industry.  Unlike the chalenge and the dream
day to day business really is about the money.



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I wonder what the largest Crookes Radiometer has ever been made.

How many watts could be generated if one would succesively link 500-1000 
Crookes Black/White wheels to a thin driveshaft inside a large vaccum.

Enough to turn some magnets and trickle charge a battery I would imagine.


Regards,
Glenn

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Wasn't there a movie a while back that had a desert planet's=20
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Wasn't there a movie a while back that had a desert planet's
electricity being provided by radiometer generators? I'd think that if
it could be done on earth it would have been by now.=20

Perhaps it'd be practical in space where there is already a very large
vacuum and there is a lot more radiation. They could be made from
inexpensive and light plastics instead of fragile and relatively heavy
glass for cheap and simple (maybe automatic) deployment.=20

I'd certainly spend some time playing with radiometers and generators
if I had the capacity to produce a decent vacuum, you never know what
you might discover.


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Hey,
 
Yes indeed there was such a movie, it was called "Pitch Black" and was actually pretty good considering it had a small budget and the fact that Vin Diesel was in it!
 
Take Care,
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A bit better in the light of some comments now.

http://luna.brighton.ac.uk/~roc1/index.htm

Just follow links.

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Story# 1 Team sets out to circle the globe in H2 powered boat

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Damien's Machine
By Mike Johnston
Copyright 2005


     Intriguing title, isn't it? You know where it comes from, right? If
not let me refresh your memory; in the book/movie The Omen 3, Damien
Thorn (the Antichrist) develops a new source of free energy which is
assumed to be for the purpose of leading the uneducated and morally
bankrupt masses of the world into damnation. Not really a ringing
endorsement of alternative energy is it? I guess that is why the
movie annoyed me when it came out (70's?). I suppose that "inevitable
doom" interpretation of the book of Revelation means that God wants
us to go on using fossil fuels until they either run out or we all
die from the consequences of using them. Or maybe it assumes that we
must, to fulfill Divine design, start building more nuclear power
plants. After all, the goal of good folk everywhere should be to
destroy the world that we all know and love in order to open the
pathway for the triumphal return of Jesus Christ shouldn't it?

   But what about the Thorn Industries device itself? I don't think that
the movie really went into describing how it was supposed to work but I
do remember what it looked like. It was a low, factory type building
which was situated right along the seashore. It had a large, metal ball
above it which was supported by a cylindrical tower, sort of like a
huge Van De Graff generator. It didn't mean anything to me at the time
and still is only a fictional product of the writer's or filmmaker's
imagination but the image stuck with me. As I describe my line of
reasoning in this story you will see why the memory of that Satanic
power plant resurfaced in my mind as I considered various ways to
produce hydrogen from water in more efficient ways and how that plant
might be adapted to become one possible incarnation of the particular
method that I am going to describe for you here (besides it made a
great title).

   First off let's have a look at the fictional power source and see if we
can identify the key components which would be involved in it's
operation as best we can from the above description. There is the Van
De Graff ball above the plant, that could be taken to represent a high
voltage power supply. Or if you wanted to be a bit more specific you
could say a high voltage, electrostatic power source. Next is the
proximity of the plant to water, the ocean. From that we could surmise
that water is another component of this (hypothetical) free power
source. Since the ocean is salty (NaCl is an electrolyte), we might
also assume that water with an electrolyte is a major component. From
those two ingredients we could make some fairly realistic projections
about how the system might have been able to work. Obviously using
electricity and water with an electrolyte we can produce hydrogen fuel
and so perhaps hydrogen was the intended result of this system? But it
takes energy to produce hydrogen from water so how could this be a
"free" energy system? On the other hand it takes more energy to turn a
windmill than is produced by the generator that is attached to it and
so how could that provide usable energy? Simple, it just depends on
where you get your primary energy from. If you can find a source of
energy which already exists in the environment (such as wind) then use
that energy to generate electricity (as in the case of a windmill) or
to split water and store the resulting hydrogen gas for later use then
such a system becomes quite viable.

   Next we should have a look at our planet and see if we can identify
such a source of energy. I will outline two here that aren't being
discussed too much in the mainstream press (or anywhere else for that
matter). There are other embodiments of these sources but I won't go
into those yet as I may want to try to make a buck or two off one of
them. The Earth is part of a larger system and the energy of this
system is supplied (by and large) by the Sun. The charged particles
leaving the sun and radiating out into space are called the Solar Wind.
As these particles hit the upper atmosphere they cause this part of the
atmosphere to become electrically charged and to form a plasma. This is
the plasmasphere. As a result of this charging by the sun the
plasmasphere has a certain electrical potential (charge). Way down
below on the ground there is a different potential (charge). Between
these two plates is the dielectric, the air. Of course there is water
vapor in the air as well as the air itself being made of several
different gasses so it is a mixed dielectric. So the difference in
charge between these two points could be called a potential difference
or voltage. In essence then the Earth is acting as a huge, spherical
capacitor
(http://www.ac.wwu.edu/~vawter/PhysicsNet/Topics/Capacitors/EarthCap.html).
Those of us who live here on the ground are living on one plate of a
fully charged electrical capacitor. Think about that, we live in a sea
of invisible energy and we don't even realize it.

   I would like to inject here two points for your consideration which are
not really related to the main topic of this article but are still
worth thinking about. One is that, since the Earth is a capacitor and
the air between the ground and the plasmasphere is the dielectric of
this capacitor it is interesting to think about what might be the
effects of any substantial changes in the composition of the
dielectric. All dielectric substances have different levels of
permeability. This determines how much of a potential difference is
required to cause dielectric breakdown (when electric current is able
to pass through the dielectric). If the air dielectric was to break
down, for example, it might permit electrical current to flow directly
between the Plasmasphere and the surface of the planet. Sort of like
huge bolts of lightning of a type never before seen. I thought it was
an interesting concept.

   Following that train of thought one has to think about how the
atmosphere has been changed recently. We have seen the addition of many
new substances to the atmosphere. Chloroflurocarbons were the first one
that we decided could bring about substantial changes to a vital part
of out atmosphere (the Ozone Layer). Now we are looking at Carbon
Dioxide as the next pollutant which is present in large enough
concentrations to change the composition of the atmosphere in general
with rather negative consequences for life forms who a) breathe oxygen
and b) like to live in somewhat moderate temperatures. What about water
though? Burning fossil fuels creates water where no water existed
before. It also takes oxygen out of the atmosphere and bonds it into
this water that it creates as well as into CO2 gas that it also creates
(CH4 +2O2 ----> CO2 + 2H2O). So the Earth has more water and free
carbon dioxide today than it did 200 years ago and less oxygen due to
the use of fossil fuels. Much of this water is injected directly into
the atmosphere as steam from auto exhaust and jet aircraft exhaust. A
recent study discovered water higher in the atmosphere than it was ever
detected before (at the quantities measured).

   If this atmospheric water was pure H2O it would be just one more
addition to the atmospheric dielectric but it isn't pure. Another
pollutant created by burning fossil fuels is Sulfur Dioxide (SO2)
which, when mixed with water, becomes Sulfuric Acid (H2SO4). So much of
this new atmospheric water is acidulated by sulfuric acid. The most
well known evidence of this is the acid rain which has been a problem
for some time now. But another, less well known/discussed effect is
that, by mixing a substance like sulfuric acid (which is an
electrolyte) with water the resulting solution is no longer a
dielectric, it becomes an electrical conductor. A very different
situation indeed when you consider that by putting an electrical
conductor higher and in greater concentrations in the insulating
atmosphere than it has ever been before we are effectively decreasing
the distance between the Plasmasphere plate of our planetary capacitor
and the Ground plate. The closer two plates of a capacitor are the less
dielectric that is between them and the less voltage that is required
to cause dielectric breakdown and for current to flow directly between
the two plates. What are the implications? I am not sure. As best as I
can tell from asking a couple of climate change researchers no one is
looking at these particular things in this way. I guess we will just
have to wait and see.

   Back to my main topic though. We are living on one plate of a capacitor
and we would like to find a way to use the energy of the capacitor that
we live on to separate water and store the resulting H2 as a fuel. Ok,
seems simple enough. What we need first is a way to collect this
planetary energy and to direct it to flow between our point of
collection and another point of lower electrical potential. In this
pathway between these two points of different potential we will install
our hydrogen producing mechanism so that current flows though it. What
if we were to create a "capacitor within a capacitor"? Have a look at
these pages before you read further as I will utilize concepts
presented in them in this paper:

(1) http://amasci.com/tesla/spark.html

(2) http://www.amasci.com/amateur/whygnd.html

   These pages contain a good explanation of planetary electrical energy
by Bill Beatty, an electrical engineer and acquaintance of mine. In the
second paper referenced above in the 2nd through 5th paragraphs is a
nice encapsulation of the framework for the first device proposed.
Illustration:
( http://www.geocities.com/mj_17870/damien1.JPG )
    The illustration I prepared is rather simple and without doubt could
probably use a lot of work to make it something viable but we have to
start somewhere, don't we? At any rate, in it you see a wire which
serves as the other capacitor plate (the ground being the first). This
Capacitive Antenna is mounted on wooden poles 30' high and the antenna
is 200' long. At that height we should be able to get several hundred
volts of charge built up on the wire. That wire then runs to an
electrolysis cell and from there to a ground stake. That way any
charge that builds up on the wire will have to drain through our
electrolysis cell to get to the ground. Of course while it passes
through the electrolysis cell the current will produce H2 and O2 gas
from the water.

   Electrolysis cells require a certain minimum voltage to operate,
depending on the electrolyte used (usually 2 volts or less) and until
this minimum voltage build up on the wire the cell will act like a
capacitor itself. Once sufficient charge builds up the cell will act as
a conductor and drain away the excess charge. An engineer might make
many beneficial modifications to such a system. Such modifications
might include using the antenna wire as a high voltage source and
pulsing the DC charge by installing an oscillator or some such
electronic component and then use a transformer to convert the high
voltage low current of the antenna to low voltage high current on it's
secondary as the current level not the voltage is what determines how
much H2 is produced in an electrolysis cell. That is probably the
simplest free hydrogen system that I can show you and it is a working
embodiment of the Damien device from the movie. Cool, ain't it?

   Another way to produce a more or less permanent voltage from naturally
occurring conditions on the Earth, still using the ocean as a critical
component, would be to use the ocean itself. You see the salinity of
the water in the ocean is not at a constant level throughout. In deeper
water there is a higher concentration of salt than there is in shallow
water or in bays where a lot of fresh water is entering the ocean and
diluting it's salinity. Why is this important? As I pointed out earlier
salt is an electrolyte. This means that when it is placed in water salt
splits into electrically charged pieces (ions) NaCL ----> Na+ + Cl- . 
The PH value of a solution which is familiar in that it shows whether a
solution is acid or basic can also be used to determine the electrical
charge of such a solution. The more ions present the higher the charge.
If the negative ion has the higher charge the solution is acidic and if
the positive ion has the higher charge it is positively charged. One
can say that is all well and good but because there are an equal number
of positive and negative ions in a solution then the solution overall
is electrically neutral. You would be correct BUT if you compare two
different containers of water with different concentrations of the same
electrolyte in them (such as salt), even though both solutions are
electrically neutral on an individual basis, one container has a
significantly higher number of charged particles overall and because of
this there is a measurable potential difference between those two
containers or between different concentrations of salt at different
depths in the ocean.

   This charge would probably be somewhat static though and some method of
oscillating the charge between two or more plates of some inert metal
(one at each depth desired) would probably be needed in order to make
use of this permanent charge to separate water and produce H2 fuel.
That isn't the point though, the point is that there are MANY sources
of free electrical energy available to us naturally in the environment
around us which could potentially be utilized to produce hydrogen fuel
from water for us to use. H2 from water is a totally non-polluting
energy source and it doesn't rob oxygen from the environment either or
release CO2 or any other pollutant into the environment. Just based on
that isn't H2 from water the fuel that we should be putting all our
research efforts into?

   As I promised in the last H2 News I have tried to put together here a
somewhat persuasive argument for the viability of two methods to
produce free H2 from water. Hopefully the somewhat novel way of doing
it (using Damien's Machine as an example) was at least slightly
amusing. These methods are very simple to understand with no moving
parts to wear out and would, if indeed they are possible, do wonders
for the implementation of the Hydrogen Economy. Imagine that, no more
buying heating oil for your home or gas for your car! No more
pollution! And it is possible NOW, not in 20 years. As long as the
Earth is here this will work because it uses the free energy that is
provided by the planet itself. I love science.

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(1) AROUND the world on hydrogen
     Dubbing their endeavor The Hydrogen Expedition, Hilman and teammates
are gearing up to circumnavigate the globe in a
hydrogen-fuel-cell-powered boat. ...
     http://www.fuelcellsworks.com/Supppage1839.html
     ( Cool, cool, cool. ED.)

(2) West Coast Private Equity Conference
     ACG San Francisco and the Haas School of Business are proud to
present their Second Annual West Coast Private Equity Conference
     Wednesday, January 19th, 2005
     10:00am - 6:30pm
      8:30 AM            Registration Opens
      10:00 AM          The Double Bottom Line
                              The Honorable Phil Angelides,
                              California State Treasurer, CalPERS and
CalSTRS Board Member
      11:00 AM          Networking Session
      12:15 PM          Lunch & Keynote Speaker
                              The Similar Worlds of Sports and Private Equity
                              Steve Young, Co-Founder & Managing Director,
Sorenson Capital
      2:30 PM            Haas Business School Panel
                              Dean Richard Lyons - Foreign Currency Risk
                              Holly Schroth - Negotiations
                              Kellie McElhaney - Corporate Governance
     3:30-6:30 PM    ACG Capital Connection and Wine Reception
     Printable registration form: please go to our web site at
www.acg.org/sanfrancisco
     (Have a cutting edge H2 energy idea? Here is your ticket to fame and
fortune. ED.)

(3) CHBC Alliances Conference
     In conjunction with our upcoming General Meeting February 25 in
Torrance, the California Hydrogen Business Council invites you to
attend a special Two-Day
     Workshop on Business Alliances
     http://www.californiahydrogen.org/page.cfm?content=17&event_ID=26
     (Want to form alliances with successful H2 related companies? Here is
your meeting. ED.)

(4) Guantanamo military base to be powered partly by wind
     http://grist.org/cgi-bin/forward.pl?forward_id=4037

(5) SAE India developing hydrogen vehicle
     SAE India is working on a proposal to launch a hydrogen powered
vehicle by 2008. The chairman of ...
     http://www.awknowledge.com/AEM/content.asp?contentid=32888

(6) USDA Publishes Rules for Federal Purchasing of Bioproducts
     http://www.usda.gov/2005/01/0005.xml
     (Want to sell your fryer grease to the Feds? Here's how. Ed.)

(7) FIRM to oversee hydrogen-power buses for the city
     Imagine the vehicle of the future, equipped with a
hydrogen-fuel-cell-based engine and wireless Internet access for
professionals on the go. ...
     http://www.yaledailynews.com/article.asp?AID=27746
     (But we can't get fuel cells for our houses or our vehicles? Hint: a
fuel cell big enough to power a bus would easily power your house.
ED.)

(8) GREEN hydrogen buses are a 'hit'
     He said that the trials were a "positive indication that hydrogen
fuel cells could offer an alternative to diesel in the future". ...
     http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/london/4173535.stm
     (Hydrogen houses would begood  too. You could use solar or wind to
produce your H2 and.... Nevermind. ED.)

(9) ALTERNATIVE-FUEL vehicles star, but wide use is miles away
     "It's not an especially expensive or energy-intensive process. ...and
storage costs would make hydrogen, very roughly ... as expensive as
gasoline, but fuel cells
     are ...
     http://www.usatoday.com/money/autos/2005-01-11-auto-show_x.htm
     ( And anything that burns gasoline can burn H2 with a few relatively
easy modifications. Of course H2 fueled BUSSES are affordable but not
cars, oh no, not cars. Not
     for YOU anyway! hahahahaha ED.)

(10) Student's Wave Energy Invention Wins National Award
       His invention was the "Gyro-Gen," a gyroscope that converts ocean
wave energy into electricity. The spinning gyroscope, mounted in a
buoy, resists the
       movement of the waves by exerting torque on a crank, which turns an
electric generator.
       http://www.siemens-foundation.org/2004/2004-05%20National%20Winners%20Release%20FINAL.pdf

(11) ONTARIO set to boost fuel cell development
       The program could also help Ontario's automotive, manufacturing and
petrochemical sectors stay competitive in the hydrogen economy,
should it ever emerge.
        http://www.thestar.com/NASApp/cs/ContentServer?pagename=thestar/Layout/Article_Type1&c=Article&cid=1105656610692&call_pageid=970599119419

(12) GM: Hydrogen fuel cells clearly industry's driving force
       Electric-gasoline hybrid vehicles and hydrogen fuel cell vehicles
that emit only water vapor are the future, Larry Burns, GM's vice
president of research and ...
       http://www.lsj.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20050113/NEWS03/501130347/1001/news

(13) FORD receives new hydrogen systems from Dynetek
       Ford's new E-450 shuttle bus will be fitted with Dynetek's hydrogen
fuel storage systems.
       http://www.awknowledge.com/ACA/content.asp?contentid=32857

(14) HONDA fuel-cell cars to be available in US
       If you're waiting to get your hands on one of Honda's zero-emission
hydrogen fuel-cell cars, this may be your year.
       http://www.engadget.com/entry/1234000913027221/
       ( Wait, I thought these wouldn't be available for years? Hmmmm,
something fishy here. All you need is a solar electrolyzer and you
will never buy gas again. ED.)

(15) ENCAPSULATION of Molecular Hydrogen in Fullerene C 60 by Organic ...
       This process can be used to synthesize a fullerene C 60
encapsulating molecular hydrogen, which can be isolated as a pure
product. ...
       http://www.sciencemag.org/cgi/content/abstract/307/5707/238

(16) NANOMIX Receives Additional US Patent in Alternative Energy ...
       The system employs a combination of thermal insulation and an
enclosure for the storage and controlled distribution of hydrogen
as a high-energy fuel. ...
        http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/050113/sfth030_1.html

(17) INDUSTRY split over future of hybrid cars
       Split this week over which fuel efficient, lower emission, engines
will prove to be the wave of the future - hybrid, clean diesel or
hydrogen fuel cell. ...
       http://www.fuelcellsworks.com/Supppage1849.html

(18) WATER, WATER EVERYWH ... HEY, WHERE'D THE WATER GO?
       Agriculture needs to start conserving water, badly
       http://grist.org/cgi-bin/forward.pl?forward_id=3989
       ( Damn, now water will cost as much as gasoline. Guess I will be
buying my water from EXXON soon. ED.)

(19) CALIFORNIA'S Hydrogen Future: A Senate Briefing
       Transportation Studies will brief US senators and staffers on the
future of fuel cell vehicles and California's pioneering efforts to
build a hydrogen economy. ...
       http://www.news.ucdavis.edu/search/news_detail.lasso?id=7250

(20) Home-Made Biofuels Are Best - UK Green Groups
       http://www.planetark.com/dailynewsstory.cfm/newsid/29052/story.htm

(21) WAY cleared for start of hydrogen pipeline
       A proposed 12-inch hydrogen gas pipeline in Lucas County (Ohio)
received approval yesterday from the Ohio Power Siting Board,
clearing the way for ...
       http://toledoblade.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20050111/BUSINESS06/501110413
       ( Distributing the H2 for those fuel cell buses that aren't at all
like the fuel cell cars you can't buy yet, unless you buy them from
Honda. ED.)

(22) Green Energy Resources Shareholder Update for 2004-2005
       http://www.enn.com/press.html?id=69

(23) UK Hydrogen Energy Strategic Framework -- Analysis (December 2004 ...)
       The key message from the analysis is that for the UK, the use of
hydrogen as a transport fuel offers significant opportunities for
cost-competitive CO2 ...
        http://www.fuelcellsworks.com/Supppage1825.html

(24) HOW high oil prices can be green
       Sustained oil prices are also driving the development of the next
generation of vehicle engine, the hydrogen fuel cell.
       http://www.cyprus-mail.com/news/main.php?id=17853&cat_id=9
       ( As well as record profits for the oil companies. I could also
tell you why it is good for the profitability of a company to keep
the wages of workers like you as low as is
       possible and to eliminate such frivolous perks as health insurance
and pensions. You understand that right? It is good for the overall
economy for you and millions of
       others like you to live in poverty. That is simply the truth. The
more a company can lower it's costs the more profitable it is and
the more profitable it is the more money
       it can spend on $100,000 wedding gowns and $40,000,000 coronation
parties. Thanks America, now get back to work, Daddy needs a new
Lamborghini. ED.)

(25) STARK has what it takes
       It would rely on nonpolluting "clean-coal" technology to extract
hydrogen from coal and use the hydrogen to make electricity in fuel
cells or gas turbines. ...
       http://www.cantonrep.com/index.php?Category=3&ID=202195&r=0
       (Remember friends, in "Clean Coal" technologies most or all of the
H2 produced comes from the water used, NOT the Coal. ED.)

(26) White House, Pentagon, Industry Secretly Colluded To Skew National
Academy Of Sciences Perchlorate Report, Documents Show
       http://www.enn.com/aff.html?id=314
       (Is this a surprise? It's ok though Republicans can do no
wrong.Wait till you guys retire and get your first Social Security
check. hehehehehe ED.)

(27) HYBRIDS and hydrogen rule
       The most dramatic fuel-cell news, visually at least, comes from GM,
which has rolled out a crossover concept called Sequel, powered by
a hydrogen fuel cell. ...
       http://www.thestar.com/NASApp/cs/ContentServer?pagename=thestar/Layout/Article_Type1&c=Article&cid=1105614487714&call_pageid=970599119419

(28) Rising Seas Threaten Islands, Cities, Coasts
       It sounds insignificant alongside the Indian Ocean tsunami, yet an
almost imperceptible annual rise in the world's oceans may pose a
huge threat to ports, coasts
       and islands by 2100.
       http://www.enn.com/today.html?id=6908
       ( Luckily though there is no such thing as global warming/climate
change. "W" says so and we all know what a genius he is.ED.)

(29) JAPAN proposes huge cuts in emissions
       By 2100, most energy consumption will be met by renewable energy
sources such as nuclear power, hydrogen energy and solar energy.
...
       http://www.menafn.com/qn_news_story.asp?StoryId=CqEsU0eidAMfWyw4Tzw5LCMD5Cg9SAwn5

(30) Toyota Europe Aims to Sell 20,000 Prius Hybrids in Europe
       http://www.planetark.com/dailynewsstory.cfm/newsid/29066/story.htm
       ( No doubt they will too. Europeans are just such damn tree
huggers, aren't they? Just remember Europe, the jet stream flows
west to east.ED.)

(31) Powerful Storm Kills Three in Britain
       http://www.planetark.com/dailynewsstory.cfm/newsid/28970/story.htm

(32) Sustainability must be in hearts and minds of government
       Sustainability urgently needs to be put at the heart of all
government policies, a report by the Sustainable Development
Commission (SDC) has stated.
       http://www.edie.net/news/news_story.asp?id=9401&channel=1

(33) Top global scientific minds meet to study climate change
       Top scientists from the UK and Japan have joined forces to create a
super-technology for predicting climate change in the 21st Century.
       http://www.edie.net/news/news_story.asp?id=9389&channel=6

(34) Canadian Researcher Invents New Solar Cell
       http://www.planetark.com/dailynewsstory.cfm/newsid/28991/story.htm

(35) Fossil Fuel Curbs May Speed Global Warming
       http://www.planetark.com/dailynewsstory.cfm/newsid/28964/story.htm

(36) Spain's Gamesa to Build Wind Power Plant in US
       http://www.planetark.com/dailynewsstory.cfm/newsid/29068/story.htm
       ( At least somebody is. ED.)

(37) The Changing Arctic: Indigenous Perspectives
       http://www.enn.com/aff.html?id=318
       ( Get it? Keyword: Changing. THe Earth today is not like it was
within human memory. Period. The government can only pull their
Ostrich act for so long. ED.)

(38) Svalbard's Marine Mammals in a Warmer, Wetter, Wilder Arctic
       http://www.enn.com/aff.html?id=321
       ( No climate change, no climate change, no climate change....is it
gone yet? ED.)

(39) Free Sustainable Transport Advice for SMEs
      TransportEnergy BestPractice introduces new training CD-Rom for
business advisers and trainers
       http://www.edie.net/news/news_story.asp?id=9379&channel=6

(40) Warm Russian Winter Drives Bears Out of Bed
       http://www.planetark.com/dailynewsstory.cfm/newsid/28960/story.htm
       ( Bad bears! Back to hibernation! There is NO GLOBAL WARMING!!!!
Please, someone, shoot those damn bears and hide the carcasses, ALL
IS WELL! ED.)


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The Hydrogen News # 28

In this issue:

Story #2 National Security to Lead Renewable Energy Deployment

Story # 16 Experts: Global Warming Is Real

Story # 22 Horrors of Global Warming Highlighted

Story # 25 Global Warming Bill Means Thousands of New Jobs

Story # 31 It's much too late to sweat global warming, Time to prepare for
inevitable effects of our ill-fated future

My story on water based transistors

Story from guest writer Eric Kreig of phact.org

Lots of other Climate Change stories



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The Future Is Now

     To say that the hold that human civilization has on this planet is a
fragile and tenuous one seems untrue in these days of talk of life
extention to one thousand years or more and unlimited capitalist
expansion and growth through globalization. Yet in this past year,
with the Tsunami, we have seen just how fast that natural conditions
on the Earth can align themselves together to bring about a scale of
human destruction so profound as to be nearly indescribable and yet
at the same time spare the lives of most of the animals and plants of
the area. At the same time we have read stories about Climate Change
and how grass is growing in Antarctica, Russian bears who can't
sleep, fish and animal species that are moving into areas where they
never lived before to take advantage of new temperatures and seen the
damage caused by the melting of the Permafrost in the Arctic. With
the recent passing of the Kyoto Treaty there is now a glut of climate
change stories in the news and this issue will be filled with many of
those links. Stories with such attention grabbing titles as ;"A
Glimpse of Hell", "Global Warming is Real"and "Food Scarcity
Predicted" are just the tip of the iceberg. With those stories in
mind, after stocking up on shotgun shells and bottled water, I
remembered the words to a song by Bob Seger and I think you will
agree that the lyrics to that song are sort of prescient in regard to
this issue.

In Your Time
By Bob Seger

In your time the innocence will fall away
In your time the mission bells will toll
All along the corridors and riverbeds
They'll be signs.....In your time

Towering waves will crash across your  southern capes
massive storms will reach your eastern shores
Fields of green will tumble through your summer days,
by design, In your time

Feel the wind and set yourself the bolder course
Keep your heart as open as a shrine
You'll sail the perfect line

and after all the dead ends and the lessons learned
after all the stars have turned to stone
There'll be peace,..... across the great unbroken void
all benign.......in your time
You'll be fine,.... in your time.



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Here is the article by guest writer Eric Kreig:

Pseudo-Science claims about Hydrogen

By Eric the skeptic



For every real area of science is a whole underworld of falsehood.
Particularly with cutting edge science and particularly on the internet, one
can find a wealth of exciting &#8211; yet WRONG claims.  Such
misinformation is
spawned by a triumvirate of self-taught idiots, wide-eyed lunatics and by
con men.

      For any advocate of a hydrogen future comes the unfortunate public
service responsibility of debunking myths about hydrogen.  One of the most
pernicious hydrogen urban legends is that of "Browns Gas". Don't snicker. It
is only a stoichemetrc ratio of hydrogen and oxygen &#8211; it was known
of long
before a nut named Yull Brown claimed to invent it.  I provide a web page on
information and misinformation on the subject at

HYPERLINK "http://www.phact.org/e/bgas.htm"www.phact.org/e/bgas.htm

For sake of space a quick summary of false claims about it include:

*        It can heal sickness.

*        It can render radioactive materials safe.

*        You can get more energy out of burning it than it takes to
separate it.

*        It implodes rather than explodes and is perfectly safe.

*        You can safely pressurize it.


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Water Based Transistors
By Mike Johnston
Copyright 2005



     A few issues back I looked at how you could create water based
electronic components. In that story I mentioned that I hadn't been
able to figure out how to build a water based tansistor. Now I have.
Not exactly what I thought one would look like and perhaps not
exactly what it is but I think calling it a transistor is a
reasonably good description of it's form and function (click here for
a description of how transistors work:
http://www.amasci.com/amateur/transis.html ) In essence a transistor
allows a small electrical current to control a large current. In the
case of the concept that I am going to lay out for you here you could
think of it as a small electrical current controlling a large
electrochemical current. Remember that the larger the current in an
electrolysis cell the more H2 that is produced.

   In this water based transistor one of the main components will be an
electrical plasma. So first off let's get a simple definition of a
plasma; "A plasma is a gas in which an important fraction of the atoms
is ionized, so that the electrons and ions are separately free."  This
ionization occurs when enough energy is present in the form of heat or
electrical energy. You could say then that, in this respect, a
container of water with electrolyte in it resembles a low energy,
liquid state plasma since the atoms of electrolyte in the water are
separated into ions.Interestingly enough the behavior of semiconducors
is explained as Solid State Plasma. Some examples of plasmas are; the
Solar Wind, the Earth's own Plasmasphere, Fluorescent Lights and
welding arcs. For information on various types of plasmas go to:
http://www.plasmas.org/basics.htm
Plasma illustration: http://www.geocities.com/mj_17870/plasma_d.gif

   For the sake of simplicity here I am going to condense things as much
as I can. If you would like more in depth information on some of the
things that I am going to mention I would suggest that you download the
MIT course on Plasma (it is free to download) from: (
http://ocw.mit.edu/index.html ). MIT is doing some interesting work
with plasmas in relation to hot fusion reactors. When a plasma is
created between two metallic conductors via an electrical arc structres
can form within the arc which are called plasma tubes. These tubes are
created due to the way that the electrons and ions in the plasma
interact with and are moved by the electromagnetic fields within the
plasma. In the following illustrations you can see how charged
particles move in a plasma and how they form "tubes".

Figure 1: In this illustration you see particles forming their looping,
vortex paths. http://www.geocities.com/mj_17870/Figure1.bmp

Figure 2: In this drawing you see the looping orbit of charged particles
forming a tube around a magnetic field.
http://www.geocities.com/mj_17870/Figure2.bmp

Figure 3: In this drawing you are introduced to Charge Separation within
the plasma tubes. http://www.geocities.com/mj_17870/Figures3.bmp


   Charge Separation is very interesting for the purpose of this paper.
What happens is that the oppositely charged particles within a plasma
tend to move to opposite sides of the plasma tube creating a positively
charged side and a negatively charged side. Remember that this is true
even though the overall plasma itself is still electrically neutral
because there are an equal number of positively and negatively charged
particles involved. In the next illustration you see two metal
electrodes with an electrical arc between them. Note that the charged
particles in this plasma arc are separated to opposite sides of the
plasma.

Figure 4 http://www.geocities.com/mj_17870/Figure4.bmp

     If we were to create this electrical under water, or under water that
contains an electrolyte an interesting potential seems to present
itself.

Figure 5 http://www.geocities.com/mj_17870/Figure5.bmp

    The positive and negative ions in the water should be expected to be
attracted to the side of the plasma tube which is charged oppositely
to thier own charge.

Figure 6 http://www.geocities.com/mj_17870/Figure6.bmp

   In this last illustration we see that, once the oppositely charged ions
are attracted to the sides of the plasma tube the potential exists for
a transfer of electrons to take place across the plasma itself. The
result would be that H2 gas would be formed on one side of the plasma
and O2 gas on the other side. Why is this important?

     The result should be that, if we limit the current in the metal
portion of the circuit,through the electrodes, that a plasma will
still be formed with less energy consumed and that a second
electrochemical current will be able to flow across the plasma. This
second current could potentially be much larger than the electrical
current which is being used to form the plasma. It would also allow
more H2 to be produced overall than would be predicted based on the
current through the electrodes and this has been noted by researchers
who are trying to produce H2 with a plasma arc. I believe this
"plasma transistor"model explains the source of that "excess" H2
within the realm of accepted science.




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Hydrogen News Links:


(1) Viva Hydrogen! Honda Leases Fuel Cell Vehicles to Las Vegas
     http://www.aiada.org/article.asp?id=32637
     Honda is leasing a couple of their FCX hydrogen-powered vehicles to
the City of Las Vegas, for $500 a month each. Las Vegas is going to
have negligible fuel costs,
     as they&#8217;ll be refilling them at city-owned hydrogen "pumps".

(2) National Security to Lead Renewable Energy Deployment
     http://www.fromthewilderness.com/free/ww3/010305_energy_deployment.shtml
     In other words, the energy problem is so critical at this moment that
we must start using what we've got now, whether it's perfected or
not: whether it is sustainable
     or not. If we don't, then we lose everything anyway. At least this
will start buying us a little time.

(3) Cities Eye Ocean Waves for Power Supplies
     http://news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&u=/nm/20050213/bs_nm/bizwaves_dc_1
     Since ancient times poets have revered the power of the seas. Now
energy companies and coastal cities like New York and San Francisco
are aiming to tap ocean
     waves and tidal currents as abundant sources of electricity.

(4) Nanotubes crank out hydrogen:
     http://www.trnmag.com/Stories/2005/020905/Nanotubes_crank_out_hydrogen_Brief_020905.html
     Researchers from Pennsylvania State University have constructed a
material made from titanium dioxide nanotubes that is 97 percent
efficient at harvesting the
     ultraviolet portion of the sun's light and 6.8 percent efficient at
extracting hydrogen from water.

(5) Hydrogen fuel pioneer recalls the early days
     http://www.lamonitor.com/articles/2005/02/15/headline_news/news03.txt
     Hydrogen is one of those elusive halfway answers to the world's
future fuel needs. Despite a lot of work that has already been done,
hydrogen may always have to
     be qualified by the eternally romantic, ever-beckoning adjective -
"promising."

(6) Pennsylvania hands out grants to develop alternate fuels
     http://www.bizjournals.com/pittsburgh/stories/2005/02/14/daily6.html
     Pennsylvania environmental officials on Monday awarded more than $1
million in alternative fuel grants to help fund the purchase of
hybrid vehicles and develop a
     hydrogen fuel cell vehicle.

(7) Help Save the Planet
     http://www.grist.org/comments/soapbox/2005/02/16/gelbspan/
     What on earth is a person supposed to do? History and nature are on a
collision course. And we are trapped at ground zero. As the signals
from the climate
     become excruciatingly urgent, the Bush administration turns its back
on the challenge, the U.S. press remains in denial, and the
environmental establishment
     agonizes over its own relevance. All the while, we are, as the
British paper The Independent put it, sleepwalking into the
Apocalypse.

(8) Now for the Bad News: Spring is Early!
     http://solutions.synearth.net/2005/02/16
     It is now mid-February, and already I have sown 11 species of
vegetable....

(9) Micro Scooter : THIS SCOOTER'S NO POLLUTER
     http://scooternewsii.blogspot.com/2005/02/micro-scooter-this-scooters-no.html
     Enter the Aqwon, the first hydrogen-powered scooter to meet Germany's
stringent regulatory standards. The Aqwon scooter can hit 30 m.p.h.
with its two-stroke
     engine, but the biggest challenge was building a fuel tank that could
safely store the hydrogen. In case of accident or fire, the Aqwon's
tank simply freezes. If only
     the Hindenburg had had one of those.

(10) Hydrogen And Wind Power Comparison Websites
       http://alt-energy.blogspot.com/2005/02/hydrogen-and-wind-power-comparison.html
       Even though we're experts choosing the most appropriate hydrogen
and wind power comparison and alternative energy clothing domains
can be ... more ...

(11) Budget backs coal, hydrogen, nuclear
       http://article.wn.com/link/WNAT4281D18F96C544E3441835A00ECF1067?source=templategenerator&template=hydrogenguide/headlines.txt

(12) Hydrogen fuel cell project at Princeton farm called world's first
       http://www.fuelcellsworks.com/Supppage2050.html
       Manure to H2

(13) Bush touts hydrogen power at future station
       http://www.sun-sentinel.com/news/local/florida/sfl-fbush19feb19,0,6553848.story?coll=sfla-news-florida

(14) Hawaiian Climate Changing
       http://pesn.com/2005/02/16/6900063_Hawiian_Climate_Changing/
       Island inhabitant recounts recent unprecedented pace of storms.
Says Bush needs to rethink his response to Global Warming and take
it more seriously.

(15) Canadian alternative energy companies see opportunity in Kyoto agreement
       http://news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&u=/cpress/20050213/ca_pr_on_bu/kyoto_opportunities_1
       As the Kyoto treaty on greenhouse gas emissions comes into effect
this week, Canadian alternative energy companies are seeing green
of a different kind.

(16) Experts: Global Warming Is Real
       http://www.wired.com/news/technology/0,1282,66651,00.html
       Studies that measure ocean temperature rather than air temperature
are more accurate in determining whether the climate is changing,
scientists say. And the
       newest studies conclude that the planet is warming up, and people
are to blame for it.

(17) King tide pummels Kiribati
       http://www.greenpeace.org/international_en/news/details?item_id=738870
       Less than a week before the Kyoto Protocol enters into force, the
tiny island nation of Kiribati is ravished by a 'king tide' -- an
example of the kind of sea-level rise
       we can expect to see more of as global temperatures increase.

(18) Kyoto Protocol becomes law
       http://www.greenpeace.org/international_en/news/details?item_id=744874
       Greenpeace activists, supporters, and volunteers around the world
celebrated the coming into force of the Kyoto Protocol with
banners, windmills, actions against
       dirty power, and a shutdown of trading on the International
Petroleum Exchange in London. After more than ten years of
protracted - sometimes exhausting, often
       frustrating - negotiations, thirty-five industrialised countries
along with the European Community are now legally bound to reduce
or limit their greenhouse gas
       emissions.

(19) Global warming may kill off polar bears
       http://www.iol.co.za/index.php?set_id=14&click_id=143&art_id=qw110707309025B214
       Many Arctic animals, including polar bears and some seal species,
could be extinct within 20 years...

(20) China fears Everest is shrinking
       http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/english/doc/2005-01/31/content_413755.htm
       China is to re-measure the world's tallest peak, Mount Everest,
because of fears it may be shrinking....

(21) Melting ice lets ship set record
       http://www.theaustralian.news.com.au/common/story_page/0,5744,12111454%255E401,00.html
       THE New Zealand crew of a polar research ship say it has ventured
further south than any other ship...

(22) Horrors of Global Warming Highlighted
       http://www.islam-online.net/English/News/2005-02/03/article08.shtml
       The study pulls together for the first time the projected impacts
on ecosystems and wildlife, food... Islam Online

(23) Food Scarcity Predicted With Rising Temps
       http://www.twincities.com/mld/twincities/news/breaking_news/10809153.htm
       The combination of rising temperatures and falling water tables is
likely to lead to a tightening...

(24) Climate changes pose new challenges to coastal cities
       http://www.heralddemocrat.com/articles/2005/02/10/texas_news/iq_1742280.txt
       Coastal cities like Houston and London have instituted a variety of
initiatives to reduce problems...

(25) Global Warming Bill Means Thousands of New Jobs
       http://www.commondreams.org/news2005/0210-09.htm
       Major global warming legislation would add more than 800,000 new
jobs in America by 2025

(26) NASA says 2005 may be warmest year yet
       http://abc.net.au/science/news/scitech/SciTechRepublish_1300451.htm
       A weak El Nino and human-made greenhouse gases could make 2005 the
warmest year since records have been kept.

(27) Rise in sea level threatens leading bird reserve
       http://news.independent.co.uk/uk/environment/story.jsp?story=610281
       It is Britain's most spectacular bird reserve, with more breeding
species than any other.

(28) Great Barrier Reef 'dead in 20 years'
       http://icwales.icnetwork.co.uk/0100news/0700world/tm_objectid=15182794&method=full&siteid=50082&headline=great-barrier-reef----dead-in-20-years--name_page.html
       In less that 20 years, rising sea temperatures caused by global
warming could kill Australia's Great Barrier Reef

(29) Climate change: Workshop ponders how to get people to care
       http://www.communitypapers.com/DAILYCOURIER/myarticles.asp?P=1079914&S=400&PubID=13720
       Getting the average person to care about global climate change is a
hard sell, a psychology expert...

(30) A glimpse of hell
       http://www.iol.co.za/index.php?set_id=1&click_id=31&art_id=qw110820420172B216
       Whether it unfolds quickly by fire or slowly through global
warming, the future of this forested...

(31) It's much too late to sweat global warming, Time to prepare for
inevitable effects of our ill-fated future
       http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2005/02/13/INGP4B7GC91.DTL
       At the core of the global warming dilemma is a fact neither side of
the debate likes to talk about:...

(32) Villagers unaware of climate changes
       http://www.fijitimes.com/story.aspx?id=16386
       They said it (the climate changes) was the work of God which hit
them," Mr Areki said.

(33) Global warming hitting home in Auckland
       http://www.scoop.co.nz/mason/stories/SC0502/S00045.htm
       Global warming is starting to affect the lifestyle of Aucklanders.
The problems the Huntly power... Scoop.co.nz

(34) Melting glaciers indicate a warmer world to come
       http://www.taipeitimes.com/News/edit/archives/2005/02/14/2003223048
       Up and down the icy spine of South America, the glaciers are
melting, the white mantle of the Andes... Taipei Times

(35) Earth Gets A Warm Feeling All Over
       http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2005/02/050212195102.htm
       Last year was the fourth warmest year on average for our planet
since the late 1800s, according to NASA scientists.

(36) Global Warming Could Worsen U.S. Pollution
       http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story2&u=/nm/20050219/sc_nm/environment_warming_dc
       Global warming could stifle cleansing summer winds across parts of
the northern United States over the next 50 years and worsen air
pollution, U.S. researchers said
       on Saturday.

(37) Ocean, Arctic Studies Show Global Warming Is Real
       http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story2&u=/nm/20050217/sc_nm/environment_climate_dc
       A parcel of studies looking at the oceans and melting Arctic ice
leave no room for doubt that it is getting warmer, people are to
blame, and the weather is going to
       suffer, climate experts said on Thursday.

(38) Unfolding Story of Warming Planet
       http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story2&u=/ap/20050216/ap_on_sc/kyoto_protocol_chronology
       Key dates in the story of climate change

(39) It's a Warmer World, But Does That Mean Armageddon?
       http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story2&u=/nm/20050214/sc_nm/environment_warming_dc
       When bears wake early from hibernation, Australia suffers its worst
drought in 100 years and multiple hurricanes hammer Florida should
we believe The End is nigh?

(40) Global warming may dry out Taiwan by 2035
       http://english.www.gov.tw/index.jsp?id=13&recid=103656&viewdate=0
       Taiwan will suffer from severe water and electricity shortages by
2035 because of global warming,... Taiwan Headlines


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The proceeds from this and other projects
will be used to help bring forward
the mass production of Joseph Newman's Energy Machine technology:

Wind Acceleration, Inc. (WAI)
announces a demonstration of an
ENERGY WIND DEVICE
FORTY TIMES MORE EFFICIENT
than conventional blade devices
occupying the same spatial area.

Date:
Monday & Tuesday, March 21 & 22, 2005

Place:
Mobile, Alabama

We are sorry, but at this time
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For demonstration details, please contact: 

Joseph Nolfe, WAI President
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"The Theory I propose may ... be called a Theory of the Electromagnetic Field
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<div align="center"><b>The proceeds from this and other
projects</b></div>
<div align="center"><b>will be used to help bring forward</b></div>
<div align="center"><b>the mass production of Joseph Newman's Energy
Machine technology:</b></div>
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<div align="center"><font size="+1"><b>Wind Acceleration, Inc.
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an</b></font></div>
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MORE EFFICIENT</b></font></div>
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conventional blade devices</b></font></div>
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same spatial area.</b></font></div>
<div align="center"><font size="+1"><b><br></b></font></div>
<div align="center"><font size="+1"><b>Date:</b></font></div>
<div align="center"><font size="+2" color="#0000FF"><b>Monday &amp;
Tuesday, March 21 &amp; 22, 2005</b></font></div>
<div align="center"><font size="+1"><b><br></b></font></div>
<div align="center"><font size="+1"><b>Place:</b></font></div>
<div align="center"><font size="+2" color="#0000FF"><b>Mobile,
Alabama</b></font></div>
<div align="center"><font size="+1"><b><br></b></font></div>
<div align="center"><font size="+1"><b>We are sorry, but at this
time</b></font></div>
<div align="center"><font size="+1"><b>only business interests and
news media</b></font></div>
<div align="center"><font size="+1"><b>are invited to the
demonstration.</b></font></div>
<div align="center"><font size="+1"><b><br></b></font></div>
<div align="center"><font size="+1"><b>For demonstration details,
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<div align="center"><font size="+1"><b><br></b></font></div>
<div align="center"><font size="+1" color="#FF0000"><b>Joseph Nolfe,
WAI President</b></font></div>
<div align="center"><font size="+1" color="#FF0000"><b>at (205)
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Field Energy

 

When the term Field Energy is mentioned, magnetism and rf effects come readily to mind, since these kind of energies produce their surrounding fields. However, there's also a different kind of energy - referred to as Higher, or Raised, Energy - and this is the kind of energy, existing as a Field, which will likely be used for Field Propulsion. This kind of energy is produced when two different energy waves overlap, from the same direction, from opposing directions, or from some angle.

When the energy which makes up the Field is in the visible spectrum, the Field Energy is noticably different than regular light in its appearance. This is something which allows the various effects to be characterised. A picture showing some of these effects is at: 

http://www.freewebs.com/attatchments/artifacts.htm

Click on the image for an enlarged view and consider the assembly in the upper left part of the picture. It consists of a large spherical ornament positioned above the bottom of an aluminum can, with a couple of adjacent resmods. (Resmod is short for RESonant MODulus and this type of object is externally resonant, with a high Q.) The ornament is supported by the same type of grid tube used in the resmods, with the tube also supporting an "F" electrode made from copper foil with a dielectric glue on the inner surface. ("F" stands for Field, but it also referrs to the shape of the electrode with opposing plates.) This electrode also has a short horizontal flange on the right, or closed, side. This flange appears to be smeared out vertically, a photographic artifact which also appears in the orriginal Polaroid image.

The picture shows three different types of Field Energy, identifiable by the colors red, blue, and white, with the red and blue being mixed and appearing as purple. The Field Energy is electro-optical, which means that it can be conducted as well as focused or radiated, so electro-optical energy components don't have to be physically connected. The source of the Energy is the camera's flash tube. The flash stays on for an interval which allows light from the reflector to be compared with more light which the tube gives off an instant later, towards the direction of the assembly, rather than the reflector. The reflection, along with the time delay, allows the two light beams - one reflected and one not - to combine out of phase, producing a Field potential. This Field potential becomes visible when it interacts with the resmod detectors. When the two beams are out of phase by 180 degrees the combined Field looks blue. When the phase delay is 90 degrees the combined Field looks red.
 And when all phase shift angles are added together the combined Field looks white. (The random phases are why the tops of clouds look white.) With the flash tube source, the phase shifts are random, so a little of each of these colors are produced in this manner, but the Field Energy components of the photo flash's light are discontinuous. Also, the Field Energy effects with this assembly, including the opacity, are minimal when only one resmod is used, so the Field coherence, and color seperation, occurs in the assembly itself. The reverse symetry relationship of the two resmod conductors allows the Higher Energy to seperate from the normal light which can only radiate. But an "L" shaped resmod assembly can also be useful, and should recieve further consideration, since the exciting energy is available in the background. Still, the double reflection in the spherical gradient produces the white on its own. One resmod is coplanar with the "F" electrode, which allows the resmod's
 axial projection to change directions.

The power level of the Field Energy shown in the picture is low, but there's still a noticable interaction between the Field Energy and normal light reflected from the base board. This is why a round spot of white paint on the board looks triangular, at the left hand edge of the Field. The Field is weak enough that the background light can partially split the edge of the Field, but not very far in. This illustrates that Field Energy is opaque and suggests that this kind of energy can be used as a shield against electromagnetic radiation, including lasers and microwaves. Of equal importance is the way that the Field is projected out of the "F" channel, something which is caused by a property of the red energy which causes it to rotate around its own axis as it propagates. This causes the leading edge to stretch out beyond the distance normal light would travel in the same time. The red color is indicative of the length of the propagation's spiral, rather than the exact frequency which
 is propagating. This stretch out in itself doesn't establish a super luminal capability of mass which interacts with the fields, but such a capability may exist. The red energy also interacts with the blue energy, which has a quasi static property, which means that the blue energy has rotational eddies throughout the Field, perpendicular to the Field's plane. This quasi static property enables blue Field Energy to also interact with charged particles, causing them to accelerate, an effect which can be seen by placing a bent safety pin in a microwave oven, since the bidirectional Field in the oven is equivalent to blue energy, although at a much lower frequency, and the charge which builds up on the metal causes it to sputter off at the point. With a spark and a flame (from a chunck of cigarette pushed onto the safety pin), the plasmoid extends upwards in the micro wave oven, rolling perpendicular to the field. While it is rising, the lengthwise rolling is equivalent to a curl.
 Without the spark, normal flame which is supplied over an area will stretch out and go upwards really fast in pulses at random areas of the Field, although the nearby red energy's charge may be a required component and the flame looks dimmer than normal. Since the red pulls the blue out of the "F" channel, it can be taken that a Higher Energy Field will also block, attenuate, or extract coherent Field Energy. (The red plasmoid also pulls the quasi static energy out of a tubular electrode, even though the blue spark alone will not leave the tube.)

Field Energy can also be produced with electrical sparks, with the right circuitry. As an example, when DC from a High Voltage capacitor collides head on with AC from a High Voltage transformer, the resultant spark puffs way up, turns milky blue, and becomes completely opaque throughout the discharge time of the capacitor's pulse through its non magnetic timing inductor. So the Radar Men might not be happy to see this kind of absorber shield used as a cloak. The same spark turns pure white when shocked through a super sonic nozzel such as a foil less electrode. (The effect looks exactly the same as NASA's new Scramjet.) And the same spark will turn bright red, and opaque, when a small amount of hydrocarbon is added, such as the oil in inscence smoke, possibly because the Polar mass of the plasmoid yields a phase shift, but this may be a spectral effect. It seems likely that projecting a chemically red spark through the Field Energy of a blue spark will accelerate the red spark's
 plasmoid mass. If it does (in the next experiment), this will allow the specific impulse of a chemical rocket to be increased by a factor of 100, a thousand, or maybe more. A rocket which will burn at full throttle for eight hundred minutes will allow a space ship returning to the earth to maintain a powered decent, and will provide quick access to the asteroids, Mars and the outter planets and ice crystals. So everyone can spend an hour and a half each way getting to work every day. And it's always possible that the chemical plasmoid can be left out, with momentum generation or squelching being due to relativistic effects of a color gradient from one side of a particle to the other, when the colors are regarded as pulsations of the right kind of energy. This might simulate the relativistic shrink gradient associated with normal inertia, due to doppler effects against the active vacuum. Ether, in its lighter form, is a type of multidirectional Higher Energy so the opaque spark and
 the spark-like light may provide an ether barrier, blocking the continuity of the local ether and the rebirth of a propagating wave. (The heavier ether is a virtual particle flux recognizable as the Chemical ether; with the right detector, the concentration of a specific element is independent of the overall flux density.) And perhaps an ether paddle component can be rigged up. With that, engineering factors might be the only limit to the thrust. Using Near Field effects, vacuum dielectric interactions with the Higher Energy would be coupled to the supporting mechanically activated antenna. I've seen atmospheric suspension of a longitudinal helix spinning as if on the tertiary level.

JV

"Puff" Spark circuit:

http://www.escribe.com/science/freenrg/m17019.html

Plasmoid Projector:

http://www.escribe.com/science/freenrg/m17266.html

elongated, longitudinal helix:

http://www.escribe.com/science/keelynet/m4767.html

tertiary coil example:

http://l2.espacenet.com/dips/viewer?PN=US1119732&CY=ep&LG=en&DB=EPD 

Ion adaptable Phase Controller with non longitudinal helix:

http://l2.espacenet.com/dips/viewer?PN=US2071517&CY=ep&LG=en&DB=EPD 


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<P>When the term Field Energy is mentioned, magnetism and rf effects come readily to mind, since these kind of energies produce their surrounding fields. However, there's also a different kind of energy - referred to as Higher, or Raised, Energy - and this is the kind of energy, existing as a Field, which will likely be used for Field Propulsion. This kind of energy is produced when two different energy waves overlap, from the same direction, from opposing directions, or from some angle.</P>
<P>When the energy which makes up the Field is in the visible spectrum, the Field Energy is noticably different than regular light in its appearance. This is something which allows the various effects to be characterised. A picture showing some of these effects is at: </P>
<P>http://www.freewebs.com/attatchments/artifacts.htm</P>
<P>Click on the image for an enlarged view and consider the assembly in the upper left part of the picture. It consists of a large spherical ornament positioned above the bottom of an aluminum can, with a couple of adjacent resmods. (Resmod is short for RESonant MODulus and this type of object is externally resonant, with a high Q.) The ornament is supported by the same type of grid tube used in the resmods, with the tube also supporting an "F" electrode made from copper foil with a dielectric glue on the inner surface. ("F" stands for Field, but it also referrs to the shape of the electrode with opposing plates.) This electrode also has a short horizontal flange on the right, or closed, side. This flange appears to be smeared out vertically, a photographic artifact which also appears in the orriginal Polaroid image.</P>
<P>The picture shows three different types of Field Energy, identifiable by the colors red, blue, and white, with the red and blue being mixed and appearing as purple. The Field Energy is electro-optical, which means that it can be conducted as well as focused or radiated, so electro-optical energy components don't have to be physically connected. The source of the Energy is the camera's flash tube. The flash stays on for an interval which allows light from the reflector to be compared with more light which the tube gives off an instant later, towards the direction of the assembly, rather than the reflector. The reflection, along with the time delay, allows the two light beams - one reflected and one not - to combine out of phase, producing a Field potential. This Field potential becomes visible when it interacts with the resmod detectors. When the two beams are out of phase by 180 degrees the combined Field looks blue. When the phase delay is 90 degrees the combined Field looks red.
 And when all phase shift angles are added together the combined Field looks white. (The random phases are why the tops of clouds look white.) With the flash tube source, the phase shifts are random, so a little of each of these colors are produced in this manner, but the Field Energy components of the photo flash's light are discontinuous. Also, the Field Energy effects with this assembly, including the opacity, are minimal when only one resmod is used, so the Field coherence, and color seperation, occurs in the assembly itself. The reverse symetry relationship of the two resmod conductors allows the Higher Energy to seperate from the normal light which can only radiate. But an "L" shaped resmod assembly can also be useful, and should recieve further consideration, since the exciting energy is available in the background. Still, the double reflection in the spherical gradient produces the white on its own. One resmod is coplanar with the "F" electrode, which allows the resmod's
 axial projection to change directions.</P>
<P>The power level of the Field Energy shown in the picture is low, but there's still a noticable interaction between the Field Energy and normal light reflected from the base board. This is why a round spot of white paint on the board looks triangular, at the left hand edge of the Field. The Field is weak enough that the background light can partially split the edge of the Field, but not very far in. This illustrates that Field Energy is opaque and suggests that this kind of energy can be used as a shield against electromagnetic radiation, including lasers and microwaves. Of equal importance is the way that the Field is projected out of the "F" channel, something which is caused by a property of the red energy which causes it to rotate around its own axis as it propagates. This causes the leading edge to stretch out beyond the distance normal light would travel in the same time. The red color is indicative of the length of the propagation's spiral, rather than the exact frequency
 which is propagating. This stretch out in itself doesn't establish a super luminal capability of mass which interacts with the fields, but such a capability may exist. The red energy also interacts with the blue energy, which has a quasi static property, which means that the blue energy has rotational eddies throughout the Field, perpendicular to the Field's plane. This quasi static property enables blue Field Energy to also interact with charged particles, causing them to accelerate, an effect which can be seen by placing a bent safety pin in a microwave oven, since the bidirectional Field in the oven is equivalent to blue energy, although at a much lower frequency, and the charge which builds up on the metal causes it to sputter off at the point. With a spark and a flame (from a chunck of cigarette pushed onto the safety pin), the plasmoid extends upwards in the micro wave oven, rolling perpendicular to the field. While it is rising, the lengthwise rolling is equivalent to a curl.
 Without the spark, normal flame which is supplied over an area will stretch out and go upwards really fast in pulses at random areas of the Field, although the nearby red energy's charge may be a required component and the flame looks dimmer than normal. Since the red pulls the blue out of the "F" channel, it can be taken that a Higher Energy Field will also block, attenuate, or extract coherent Field Energy. (The red plasmoid also pulls the quasi static energy out of a tubular electrode, even though the blue spark alone will not leave the tube.)</P>
<P>Field Energy can also be produced with electrical sparks, with the right circuitry. As an example, when DC from a High Voltage capacitor collides head on with AC from a High Voltage transformer, the resultant spark puffs way up, turns milky blue, and becomes completely opaque throughout the discharge time of the capacitor's pulse through its non magnetic timing inductor. So the Radar Men might not be happy to see this kind of absorber shield used as a cloak. The same spark turns pure white when shocked through a super sonic nozzel such as a foil less electrode. (The effect looks exactly the same as NASA's new Scramjet.) And the same spark will turn bright red, and opaque, when a small amount of hydrocarbon is added, such as the oil in inscence smoke, possibly because the Polar mass of the plasmoid yields a phase shift, but this may be a spectral effect. It seems likely that projecting a chemically red spark through the Field Energy of a blue spark will accelerate the red spark's
 plasmoid mass. If it does (in the next experiment), this will allow the specific impulse of a chemical rocket to be increased by a factor of 100, a thousand, or maybe more. A rocket which will burn at full throttle for eight hundred minutes will allow a space ship returning to the earth to maintain a powered decent, and will provide quick access to the asteroids, Mars and the outter planets and ice crystals. So everyone can spend an hour and a half each way getting to work every day. And it's always possible that the chemical plasmoid can be left out, with momentum generation or squelching being due to relativistic effects of a color gradient from one side of a particle to the other, when the colors are regarded as pulsations of the right kind of energy. This might simulate the relativistic shrink gradient associated with normal inertia, due to doppler effects against the active vacuum. Ether, in its lighter form, is a type of multidirectional Higher Energy so the opaque spark and
 the spark-like light may provide an ether barrier, blocking the continuity of the local ether and the rebirth of a propagating wave. (The heavier ether is a virtual particle flux recognizable as the Chemical ether; with the right detector, the concentration of a specific element is independent of the overall flux density.) And perhaps an ether paddle component can be rigged up. With that, engineering factors might be the only limit to the thrust. Using Near Field effects, vacuum dielectric interactions with the Higher Energy would be coupled to the supporting mechanically activated antenna. I've seen atmospheric suspension of a longitudinal helix spinning as if on the tertiary level.</P>
<P>JV</P>
<P>"Puff" Spark circuit:</P></FONT><U><FONT face="Times New Roman" color=#0000ff size=2>
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There has been discussion of what effects there would be in a transformer
if it became large compared to a wavelength.

Normally one does not think of propagation delays in a transformer, but
things like the change of magnetic flux, etc. However usually transformers
are very small compared to a wavelength. If one was built "large", would it
turn into an antenna, or is the "transformer" induction somehow different
than "near field" antenna theory?

Well I attempted to try it out, strung a horiz. rectangular loop in my rear
yard and fed it with a 6MHz signal from a small transmitter. In the center
was a small pickup coil or secondary that could be moved in position. I
attempted to measure a phase shift (in addition to that from the coax
cables). The large loop was about 30 feet on a side, about 9 meters, so the
4.5 meters to the center is about 33 deg. phase shift.
(wavelength = 50 m). It turns out difficult to measure the phase shift with
my scope (AC line wires and possibly the ground are affecting measurements,
but it appears small.

I also want to simulate it, does anyone know some simulations to calculate
the current along the loop, that is deviations from constant current?
I found this link:
http://www.ee.surrey.ac.uk/Personal/D.Jefferies/loop.html

Alternatively, is there an easy way to measure the current along the large
loop wire, say some sort of loop field-strength meter?
Once I have a current distribution, I can easily calculate the B-Field and
flux linking the receive loop, and compare to the signal I get.
Thanks,
Dave D.

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--- David Dameron <ddameron@earthlink.net> wrote:
> There has been discussion of what effects there
> would be in a transformer
> if it became large compared to a wavelength.
I have thought of this for years, but mental
models,and mathemathematical models do not pan out as
positive proof to other folks as to what is involved
here, but quite a lot of evidence exists to support
the thesis. What is this thesis? I call it the
beginning of magic square technology, but as I
indicate it won't be accepted until an actual model is
built, because so much evidence only currently exists
as scopings of resonant frequencies, and the
relationship of the scope as a measuring instrument
comes into question, as the internal capacity of that
measuring instrument in turn influences the frequency
that gets recorded. By now folks are probably shaking
their heads and wondering what the heck I am driving
at. So I will attempt to explain. In your example you
use a very long length of wire, and a high frequency
source, where according to the principles of radio, if
the input frequency matches the natural resonant
frequency of the loop, a standing wave is set up by
predictions that the velocity of the electrical
impulse, ie C, the speed of light, by computing the
time period it takes to reach the end of the wire and
equating that to 1/4 of the time period that an actual
AC resonant frequency would have; we arrive at the
well known quarter wave calculation. This calculation
is often used in finding a tesla coil's primary C
value,  where we have the combination of LpCp which by
resonant freq formula R(f)= 1/[2pi* sq rt{LC}]. In
this scenario Lp can be known, and Cp is predicted by
formula. The aim of this prediction is to make the
primaries resonant frequency the same as the
secondaries resonant frequency, which is given by the
quarter wave calculation. But in the making of
solenoidal secondary coils of larger height /diameter,
(about 5) ratios, we find that the actual  secondary
vibration is about 50% faster, or higher in frequency
then what the quarter wave calculation yeilds. It is
as if C the light speed has increased in value. This
is well known in the tesla coil building community,
but what is not well known is that the reverse effect
is what you need to employ to make more convenient
experimentation on the ideas that are presented. What
a multiwound coil does is add internal capacity
between winds, and the addition of capacity, whether
as internal capacity or another externally paired C
value as used in a tesla primary circuit; the addition
of capacity always reduces the vibration. I dont think
the list supports attachments or I could show a
scoping of ~700,000 hz obtained as the "natural
electrical vibration" establihed by 100 ft of 1/8 inch
flattened braided wire sold as MegaCable Speaker Wire,
sold formed as dual sets of spiral winds, where the
1/8 inch width of the conductor establishes a
significant internal capacity between winds when wound
in this spiral fashion. The quarter wave value for 100
ft should be about 2.5 mghz, so here the internal
capacity has reduced the quarter wave vibration over
three fold. Another square coil of some 600 winds can
be scope shown to reduce the standing wave vibration
13 fold. The improved performance of that zig zag
spiral design is due to allowing equal influence for
both the voltage difference between adjacent winds,
AND the much higher voltage differences existing
between layers, by the use of square conductors. In
fact we come to understand that this coil construction
method is only exploiting the creation of internal
capacity on a one dimensional basis, and in fact if we
instead wound this square array on a diagonal basis,
then we could have higher relative voltage differences
on both horizontal AND vertical voltage differences.
In fact this kind of diagonal layering plan is
exhibited by every group 1 magic square, having an odd
no of sides. So from there we can actually state what
the magic squares are good for. They contain the
coding of wiring routes to establish a  4 sided
conductor coil of the maximum possible internal
capacity, which if this is applied to even squares
divisible by 4, a fascinating possibility emerges.
>From here then the conceptial problem becomes to make
a device in reality where the generator actually sees
a load where it could change AC polarity before the
propagation speed of the impulse allows for its
return, somewhat analogous to trapping electron
movement within an oscillation, normally considered
rediculous when that impulse is at light speed, but
here special methods are made to reduce that speed by
addition of internal capacity. As such here are some
calculations formerly posted on a different list to
show what would be required to take your same idea,
but power it from an alternator inputing 500 hz. The
repost may be repetive on this above theme...

--- Tesla list <tesla@pupman.com> wrote:
>  > Original poster: "Paul B. Brodie"
> <pbbrodie@bellsouth.net>
>  >
>  > I know we all love big sparks but has anyone done
> any serious research and
>  > tried to duplicate Tesla's claims of wireless
> transmission of electric
>  > power? 
 I would start with the study of lower frequency
resonators since apparently the great problem is that
resonant circuits in the 8 to 12 hz range are not
easily buildable, so first we can study existing
models and speculate from there what the requirements
would be if the same circuit were to be lowered in
frequency. I have a particular low frequency resonator
that might be used as a model; where it exhibits a
30,000 hz resonance from 25-30pf scopings; but the
coil is only a square succession of 20 zig zag spiral
layers of 30 winds, for a total of 600 winds. The
layering method is responsible for a certain amount of
internal capacity in the multiwound coil where it is
the voltage between layers that becomes predominant in
the internal CV^2 term, and not the voltage between
actual winds that makes little contribution. One
mathematical model based on comparing a diagonal
layering method for a 25 unit array compared to the
conventional zig zag layering showed that the
diagonally wound model would have almost 6 times more
internal capacity, where if this were true the
existing inductor  using diagonal windings resonating
at 30,000 hz would now resonate at 5,000 hz. Now this
particular inductor already resonates 13 times slower
then what quarter wave value estimations give, where
each wind is only 20 inches in circumference.
Supposing then the wire route change were able to
accomplish a 5000 hz resonance, how far would I have
to expand the circumference to match 500 hz from an
alternator? Ten times the initial 20 inch per wind
equals 200/12 = 16.6 ft per wind, or a diameter of
only 5.3 ft. To model a further reduction down to 10
hz, this would be a 50 fold reduction yeiding 830 ft
per wind, for a huge diameter coil of some 264 ft.
Just some idle speculation of what a earth frequency
resonant coil might look like...
HDN




Tesla Research Group; Pioneering the Applications of Interphasal Resonances http://groups.yahoo.com/group/teslafy/

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*   *   *   *   *
Energy Machine Inventor
Joseph W. Newman
will hold a
News Conference
at the
National Press Club in Washington, D.C.
529 14th Street, NW
on
Monday, March 28, 1:00PM
Lisagor Room

*   *   *   *   *

Joseph Newman will display/demonstrate his newest energy machine
that is a quantum leap above his earlier energy machine technology.

As the price of oil escalates, Joseph Newman's energy machine
is an inexpensive, non-polluting electromagnetic source for the 
world's energy needs.

This technology provides access to virtually unlimited energy that is
abundant, inexpensive, and environmentally-friendly.

The Newman energy machine is an electromagnetic motor that runs
COOL (unlike ALL conventional motors) and harnesses the
elemental forces of the universe in accordance
with the 1st Law of Thermodynamics.

The Newman energy machine will provide a stable and durable
alternative to oil, gas, coal, and nuclear energy sources.

This technology will power every automobile, home, appliance,
farm, factory, ship, and plane at a FRACTION of the present cost of energy.

A worldwide inexpensive energy source will have profound
geopolitical implications for the Middle East.

*   *   *   *   *

See for yourself a new technology that will meet the
future energy needs of humanity.

*   *   *   *   *

http://www.josephnewman.com
Email: josephnewman@earthlink.net
Contact:
(205) 835-9022 [Joseph Nolfe, President & CEO, Newman Energy Corp.]


The future of the human race may be dramatically uplifted by the large-scale,
commercial development of this invention."

--- Dr. Roger Hastings, Principal Physicist, UNISYS CORPORATION



"If the manner in which Joseph Newman conducted his experiments and the results
were made known to the industrial or engineering community then, in my opinion,
several companies and/or individuals possess the expertise and capabilities
to construct the hardware required to fully exploit the apparent 
capability of his new concepts."

--- Dr. Robert E. Smith, Chief, Orbital and Space Environment Branch,
George C. Marshall Space Flight Center, NASA



"You have opened an area in Astrophysics which may revolutionize the 
magnetic energy problems
which is now the most paramount problem in future energy and space travel.
I do believe with proper research funds, the results would not only 
be a great financial boom to your financiers,
but would lead to developments that will be practical and beneficial 
to all mankind and develop a new step in science."

--- Dr. E. L. Moragne, MORAGNE RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT CO.
[Dr. Moragne was an electromagnetic pioneer in the development of the 
first atomic bomb.]

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*&nbsp;&nbsp; *&nbsp;&nbsp; *</font></div>
<div align="center"><font face="Arial"><br></font></div>
<div align="center"><font face="Arial">Joseph Newman will
display/demonstrate his newest energy machine</font></div>
<div align="center"><font face="Arial">that is a quantum leap above
his earlier energy machine technology.</font></div>
<div align="center"><font face="Arial"><br></font></div>
<div align="center"><font face="Arial">As the price of oil escalates,
Joseph Newman's energy machine</font></div>
<div align="center"><font face="Arial">is an inexpensive,
non-polluting electromagnetic source for the world's energy
needs.</font></div>
<div align="center"><font face="Arial"><br></font></div>
<div align="center"><font face="Arial">This technology provides access
to virtually unlimited energy that is</font></div>
<div align="center"><font face="Arial">abundant, inexpensive, and
environmentally-friendly.</font></div>
<div align="center"><font face="Arial"><br></font></div>
<div align="center"><font face="Arial">The Newman energy machine is an
electromagnetic motor that runs</font></div>
<div align="center"><font face="Arial"><u><b>COOL</b></u> (unlike ALL
conventional motors) and harnesses the</font></div>
<div align="center"><font face="Arial">elemental forces of the
universe in accordance</font></div>
<div align="center"><font face="Arial">with the 1st Law of
Thermodynamics.</font></div>
<div align="center"><font face="Arial"><br></font></div>
<div align="center"><font face="Arial">The Newman energy machine will
provide a stable and durable</font></div>
<div align="center"><font face="Arial">alternative to oil, gas, coal,
and nuclear energy sources.</font></div>
<div align="center"><font face="Arial"><br></font></div>
<div align="center"><font face="Arial">This technology will power
every automobile, home, appliance,</font></div>
<div align="center"><font face="Arial">farm, factory, ship, and plane
at a FRACTION of the present cost of energy.</font></div>
<div align="center"><font face="Arial"><br></font></div>
<div align="center"><font face="Arial">A worldwide inexpensive energy
source will have profound</font></div>
<div align="center"><font face="Arial">geopolitical implications for
the Middle East.</font></div>
<div align="center"><font face="Arial"><br></font></div>
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*&nbsp;&nbsp; *&nbsp;&nbsp; *</font></div>
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technology that will meet the</b></font></div>
<div align="center"><font face="Arial"><b>future energy needs of
humanity.</b></font></div>
<div align="center"><font face="Arial"><br></font></div>
<div align="center"><font face="Arial">*&nbsp;&nbsp; *&nbsp;&nbsp;
*&nbsp;&nbsp; *&nbsp;&nbsp; *</font></div>
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<div align="center"><font face="Arial"><b>Email:
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<div align="center"><font face="Arial"><b>Contact:</b></font></div>
<div align="center"><font face="Arial"><b>(205) 835-9022 [Joseph
Nolfe, President &amp; CEO, Newman Energy Corp.]</b></font></div>
<div align="center"><font face="Arial"><br></font></div>
<div align="center"><font face="Arial"><br></font></div>
<div align="center"><font face="Arial"><i>The future of the human race
may be dramatically uplifted by the large-scale,</i></font></div>
<div align="center"><font face="Arial"><i>commercial development of
this invention.&quot;</i></font></div>
<div align="center"><font face="Arial"><i><br></i></font></div>
<div align="center"><font face="Arial">---<b> Dr. Roger Hastings,
Principal Physicist, UNISYS CORPORATION</b><br>
<br>
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<i>&quot;If the manner in which Joseph Newman conducted his
experiments and the results</i></font></div>
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industrial or engineering community then, in my
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individuals possess the expertise and capabilities</i></font></div>
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required to fully exploit the apparent capability of his new
concepts.&quot;</i></font><br>
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<div align="center"><font face="Arial">---<b> Dr. Robert E. Smith,
Chief, Orbital and Space Environment Branch,</b></font></div>
<div align="center"><font face="Arial"><b>George C. Marshall Space
Flight Center, NASA</b><br>
<br>
&nbsp;<br>
<br>
<i>&quot;You have opened an area in Astrophysics which may
revolutionize the magnetic energy problems</i></font></div>
<div align="center"><font face="Arial"><i>which is now the most
paramount problem in future energy and space travel.</i></font></div>
<div align="center"><font face="Arial"><i>I do believe with proper
research funds, the results would not only be a great financial boom
to your financiers,</i></font></div>
<div align="center"><font face="Arial"><i>but would lead to
developments that will be practical and beneficial to all mankind and
develop a new step in science.&quot;</i></font></div>
<div align="center"><br></div>
<div align="center"><font face="Arial">---<b> Dr. E. L. Moragne,
MORAGNE RESEARCH &amp; DEVELOPMENT CO.</b></font></div>
<div align="center"><font face="Arial"><i>[Dr. Moragne was an
electromagnetic pioneer in the development of the first atomic
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****NEWS CONFERENCE AT THE NATIONAL PRESS CLUB IN WASHINGT I hate spam
 We have a saying in my country.

He sells sea wrack and calls them to be silk ribbons.=20

Or something like that.

 Does anybody know if there is a patent for this invention?=20

Have you ever seen his invention work or read any technical =
specifications?

I think it is possible some of you have read his book. Is that so?

Was it informative?

I don't think so. I am sure he was just talking about a better world and =
what benefits we would have if we bought his incredible machine. Am I =
correct?

About Dr. E. L. Moragne.

How old is he???



  ----- Original Message -----=20
  From: JNPCo.=20
  To: freenrg-L@eskimo.com=20
  Sent: Friday, March 25, 2005 7:33 PM
  Subject: [FG]:=20


  *   *   *   *   *
  Energy Machine Inventor
  Joseph W. Newman
  will hold a
  News Conference
  at the
  National Press Club in Washington, D.C.
  529 14th Street, NW
  on
  Monday, March 28, 1:00PM
  Lisagor Room


  *   *   *   *   *


  Joseph Newman will display/demonstrate his newest energy machine
  that is a quantum leap above his earlier energy machine technology.


  As the price of oil escalates, Joseph Newman's energy machine
  is an inexpensive, non-polluting electromagnetic source for the =
world's energy needs.


  This technology provides access to virtually unlimited energy that is
  abundant, inexpensive, and environmentally-friendly.


  The Newman energy machine is an electromagnetic motor that runs
  COOL (unlike ALL conventional motors) and harnesses the
  elemental forces of the universe in accordance
  with the 1st Law of Thermodynamics.


  The Newman energy machine will provide a stable and durable
  alternative to oil, gas, coal, and nuclear energy sources.


  This technology will power every automobile, home, appliance,
  farm, factory, ship, and plane at a FRACTION of the present cost of =
energy.


  A worldwide inexpensive energy source will have profound
  geopolitical implications for the Middle East.


  *   *   *   *   *


  See for yourself a new technology that will meet the
  future energy needs of humanity.


  *   *   *   *   *


  http://www.josephnewman.com
  Email: josephnewman@earthlink.net
  Contact:
  (205) 835-9022 [Joseph Nolfe, President & CEO, Newman Energy Corp.]




  The future of the human race may be dramatically uplifted by the =
large-scale,
  commercial development of this invention."


  --- Dr. Roger Hastings, Principal Physicist, UNISYS CORPORATION

  =20

  "If the manner in which Joseph Newman conducted his experiments and =
the results
  were made known to the industrial or engineering community then, in my =
opinion,
  several companies and/or individuals possess the expertise and =
capabilities
  to construct the hardware required to fully exploit the apparent =
capability of his new concepts."

  --- Dr. Robert E. Smith, Chief, Orbital and Space Environment Branch,
  George C. Marshall Space Flight Center, NASA

  =20

  "You have opened an area in Astrophysics which may revolutionize the =
magnetic energy problems
  which is now the most paramount problem in future energy and space =
travel.
  I do believe with proper research funds, the results would not only be =
a great financial boom to your financiers,
  but would lead to developments that will be practical and beneficial =
to all mankind and develop a new step in science."


  --- Dr. E. L. Moragne, MORAGNE RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT CO.
  [Dr. Moragne was an electromagnetic pioneer in the development of the =
first atomic bomb.]


  *   *   *   *   *



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<P class=3DMsoNormal><SPAN lang=3DEN-US style=3D"mso-ansi-language: =
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  <DIV style=3D"FONT: 10pt arial">----- Original Message ----- </DIV>
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  <A href=3D"mailto:josephnewman@earthlink.net"=20
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  <DIV style=3D"FONT: 10pt arial"><B>Subject:</B> [FG]: </DIV>
  <DIV><BR></DIV>
  <DIV align=3Dcenter><FONT face=3DArial>*&nbsp;&nbsp; *&nbsp;&nbsp; =
*&nbsp;&nbsp;=20
  *&nbsp;&nbsp; *</FONT></DIV>
  <DIV align=3Dcenter><FONT color=3D#0000ff face=3DArial =
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  Inventor</B></FONT></DIV>
  <DIV align=3Dcenter><FONT color=3D#ff0000 face=3DArial =
size=3D+2><B>Joseph W.=20
  Newman</B></FONT></DIV>
  <DIV align=3Dcenter><FONT face=3DArial><B>will hold a</B></FONT></DIV>
  <DIV align=3Dcenter><FONT color=3D#ff0000 face=3DArial =
size=3D+2><B>News=20
  Conference</B></FONT></DIV>
  <DIV align=3Dcenter><FONT face=3DArial><B>at the</B></FONT></DIV>
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  Club in Washington, D.C.</B></FONT></DIV>
  <DIV align=3Dcenter><FONT face=3DArial size=3D+1><B>529 14th Street,=20
  NW</B></FONT></DIV>
  <DIV align=3Dcenter><FONT face=3DArial><B>on</B></FONT></DIV>
  <DIV align=3Dcenter><FONT color=3D#ff0000 face=3DArial =
size=3D+2><B>Monday, March 28,=20
  1:00PM</B></FONT></DIV>
  <DIV align=3Dcenter><FONT face=3DArial><B>Lisagor =
Room</B></FONT></DIV>
  <DIV align=3Dcenter><FONT face=3DArial><BR></FONT></DIV>
  <DIV align=3Dcenter><FONT face=3DArial>*&nbsp;&nbsp; *&nbsp;&nbsp; =
*&nbsp;&nbsp;=20
  *&nbsp;&nbsp; *</FONT></DIV>
  <DIV align=3Dcenter><FONT face=3DArial><BR></FONT></DIV>
  <DIV align=3Dcenter><FONT face=3DArial>Joseph Newman will =
display/demonstrate his=20
  newest energy machine</FONT></DIV>
  <DIV align=3Dcenter><FONT face=3DArial>that is a quantum leap above =
his earlier=20
  energy machine technology.</FONT></DIV>
  <DIV align=3Dcenter><FONT face=3DArial><BR></FONT></DIV>
  <DIV align=3Dcenter><FONT face=3DArial>As the price of oil escalates, =
Joseph=20
  Newman's energy machine</FONT></DIV>
  <DIV align=3Dcenter><FONT face=3DArial>is an inexpensive, =
non-polluting=20
  electromagnetic source for the world's energy needs.</FONT></DIV>
  <DIV align=3Dcenter><FONT face=3DArial><BR></FONT></DIV>
  <DIV align=3Dcenter><FONT face=3DArial>This technology provides access =
to=20
  virtually unlimited energy that is</FONT></DIV>
  <DIV align=3Dcenter><FONT face=3DArial>abundant, inexpensive, and=20
  environmentally-friendly.</FONT></DIV>
  <DIV align=3Dcenter><FONT face=3DArial><BR></FONT></DIV>
  <DIV align=3Dcenter><FONT face=3DArial>The Newman energy machine is an =

  electromagnetic motor that runs</FONT></DIV>
  <DIV align=3Dcenter><FONT face=3DArial><U><B>COOL</B></U> (unlike ALL =
conventional=20
  motors) and harnesses the</FONT></DIV>
  <DIV align=3Dcenter><FONT face=3DArial>elemental forces of the =
universe in=20
  accordance</FONT></DIV>
  <DIV align=3Dcenter><FONT face=3DArial>with the 1st Law of=20
  Thermodynamics.</FONT></DIV>
  <DIV align=3Dcenter><FONT face=3DArial><BR></FONT></DIV>
  <DIV align=3Dcenter><FONT face=3DArial>The Newman energy machine will =
provide a=20
  stable and durable</FONT></DIV>
  <DIV align=3Dcenter><FONT face=3DArial>alternative to oil, gas, coal, =
and nuclear=20
  energy sources.</FONT></DIV>
  <DIV align=3Dcenter><FONT face=3DArial><BR></FONT></DIV>
  <DIV align=3Dcenter><FONT face=3DArial>This technology will power =
every=20
  automobile, home, appliance,</FONT></DIV>
  <DIV align=3Dcenter><FONT face=3DArial>farm, factory, ship, and plane =
at a=20
  FRACTION of the present cost of energy.</FONT></DIV>
  <DIV align=3Dcenter><FONT face=3DArial><BR></FONT></DIV>
  <DIV align=3Dcenter><FONT face=3DArial>A worldwide inexpensive energy =
source will=20
  have profound</FONT></DIV>
  <DIV align=3Dcenter><FONT face=3DArial>geopolitical implications for =
the Middle=20
  East.</FONT></DIV>
  <DIV align=3Dcenter><FONT face=3DArial><BR></FONT></DIV>
  <DIV align=3Dcenter><FONT face=3DArial>*&nbsp;&nbsp; *&nbsp;&nbsp; =
*&nbsp;&nbsp;=20
  *&nbsp;&nbsp; *</FONT></DIV>
  <DIV align=3Dcenter><FONT face=3DArial><BR></FONT></DIV>
  <DIV align=3Dcenter><FONT face=3DArial><B>See for yourself a new =
technology that=20
  will meet the</B></FONT></DIV>
  <DIV align=3Dcenter><FONT face=3DArial><B>future energy needs of=20
  humanity.</B></FONT></DIV>
  <DIV align=3Dcenter><FONT face=3DArial><BR></FONT></DIV>
  <DIV align=3Dcenter><FONT face=3DArial>*&nbsp;&nbsp; *&nbsp;&nbsp; =
*&nbsp;&nbsp;=20
  *&nbsp;&nbsp; *</FONT></DIV>
  <DIV align=3Dcenter><FONT face=3DArial><BR></FONT></DIV>
  <DIV align=3Dcenter><FONT=20
  face=3DArial><B>http://www.josephnewman.com</B></FONT></DIV>
  <DIV align=3Dcenter><FONT face=3DArial><B>Email:=20
  josephnewman@earthlink.net</B></FONT></DIV>
  <DIV align=3Dcenter><FONT face=3DArial><B>Contact:</B></FONT></DIV>
  <DIV align=3Dcenter><FONT face=3DArial><B>(205) 835-9022 [Joseph =
Nolfe, President=20
  &amp; CEO, Newman Energy Corp.]</B></FONT></DIV>
  <DIV align=3Dcenter><FONT face=3DArial><BR></FONT></DIV>
  <DIV align=3Dcenter><FONT face=3DArial><BR></FONT></DIV>
  <DIV align=3Dcenter><FONT face=3DArial><I>The future of the human race =
may be=20
  dramatically uplifted by the large-scale,</I></FONT></DIV>
  <DIV align=3Dcenter><FONT face=3DArial><I>commercial development of =
this=20
  invention."</I></FONT></DIV>
  <DIV align=3Dcenter><FONT face=3DArial><I><BR></I></FONT></DIV>
  <DIV align=3Dcenter><FONT face=3DArial>---<B> Dr. Roger Hastings, =
Principal=20
  Physicist, UNISYS CORPORATION</B><BR><BR>&nbsp;<BR><BR><I>"If the =
manner in=20
  which Joseph Newman conducted his experiments and the =
results</I></FONT></DIV>
  <DIV align=3Dcenter><FONT face=3DArial><I>were made known to the =
industrial or=20
  engineering community then, in my opinion,</I></FONT></DIV>
  <DIV align=3Dcenter><FONT face=3DArial><I>several companies and/or =
individuals=20
  possess the expertise and capabilities</I></FONT></DIV>
  <DIV align=3Dcenter><FONT face=3DArial><I>to construct the hardware =
required to=20
  fully exploit the apparent capability of his new=20
  concepts."</I></FONT><BR></DIV>
  <DIV align=3Dcenter><FONT face=3DArial>---<B> Dr. Robert E. Smith, =
Chief, Orbital=20
  and Space Environment Branch,</B></FONT></DIV>
  <DIV align=3Dcenter><FONT face=3DArial><B>George C. Marshall Space =
Flight Center,=20
  NASA</B><BR><BR>&nbsp;<BR><BR><I>"You have opened an area in =
Astrophysics=20
  which may revolutionize the magnetic energy problems</I></FONT></DIV>
  <DIV align=3Dcenter><FONT face=3DArial><I>which is now the most =
paramount problem=20
  in future energy and space travel.</I></FONT></DIV>
  <DIV align=3Dcenter><FONT face=3DArial><I>I do believe with proper =
research funds,=20
  the results would not only be a great financial boom to your=20
  financiers,</I></FONT></DIV>
  <DIV align=3Dcenter><FONT face=3DArial><I>but would lead to =
developments that will=20
  be practical and beneficial to all mankind and develop a new step in=20
  science."</I></FONT></DIV>
  <DIV align=3Dcenter><BR></DIV>
  <DIV align=3Dcenter><FONT face=3DArial>---<B> Dr. E. L. Moragne, =
MORAGNE RESEARCH=20
  &amp; DEVELOPMENT CO.</B></FONT></DIV>
  <DIV align=3Dcenter><FONT face=3DArial><I>[Dr. Moragne was an =
electromagnetic=20
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Hi all,

I would like to start a discussion about the ethics involved in releasing a
free energy machine for public use.

Would this cause chaos?
Would this make the world a better place to live?
Would you be in danger in anyway? (great conspiracy etc)

Also would you go for a patent or give it away for everyone to use? After
all it's your discovery.

I think that I wouldn't be in any kind of danger.
In such a case I would become too famous and the invention would be known to
everyone.
A patent would make that possible and would protect me against unauthorized
use of it. Some would say that 'great conspiracy' would steal my patent from
me but I don't think so. It might be true for the US patent office but there
are a lot more out there.
What about EU patent offices? Japanese? Chinese? And a lot more.

Beside that there is also the power of media. If you were on TV, who wouldn'
t know about you. I am not talking about uneducated people whom I respect
but the scientific community. What about lawyers? They also would have
something to add on your behalf.

What about causing chaos???
I think that would be a problem. Oil would become useless which will cause
its prize to fall. World economy is based on oil. What would be the
consequences of it? I think world economy would become unstable causing
another great crack like 1920's. That would be a bigger a problem for the
most developed countries.
Do you think the world economy is mature enough to resist such a hit?

Of course the world would be a better place after balance is restored.
Nuclear energy would become of use. Cars would not use oil. There would be
enough energy for recycling our rubbish. Space travel would get a boost and
it would possible for us to send our chemical waste to the sun.

What is your opinion?
Any more ideas?


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It all depends on what you want to do. If it works and you want to help humanity and not be the next Bill Gates then your best option is to release it to the world and patent it at the same time.

If you release it and don't patent it you open up the possibility for someone else to patent it and totally screw you.

As far as the media goes, check on who owns 'it' before you convince yourself that they will spread your word. General Electric owns NBC and other outlets - they have a LOT to lose by the invention. They make tons off of nuclear power plants, electric generators, etc. I don't know all the companies the media comglomerates own, but thier bottom line is more important than you or me.

Unless the invention is so simple, so basic that it can completely replace coal and oil in under a years time then there should be no concern to economies of the world. There will be losers of course - all those heavily invested in today's technologies- but that has been the case after every innovation. 

Where are all the candle-makers today?

If your invention ruins the life of one investor for every real person it helps, I'd have no qualms about it. Today's business ethics is that it's ok to screw the common people if your investors can gain another penny. There are no morals in free trade capitalism.

Good luck
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> From: "G N" <poiuytrew_1@hotmail.com>
> Date: 2005/03/29 Tue AM 04:50:20 EST
> To: <freenrg-L@eskimo.com>
> Subject: [FG]: Free Energy Ethics
> 
> Hi all,
> 
> I would like to start a discussion about the ethics involved in releasing a
> free energy machine for public use.
> 
> Would this cause chaos?
> Would this make the world a better place to live?
> Would you be in danger in anyway? (great conspiracy etc)
> 
> Also would you go for a patent or give it away for everyone to use? After
> all it's your discovery.
> 
> I think that I wouldn't be in any kind of danger.
> In such a case I would become too famous and the invention would be known to
> everyone.
> A patent would make that possible and would protect me against unauthorized
> use of it. Some would say that 'great conspiracy' would steal my patent from
> me but I don't think so. It might be true for the US patent office but there
> are a lot more out there.
> What about EU patent offices? Japanese? Chinese? And a lot more.
> 
> Beside that there is also the power of media. If you were on TV, who wouldn'
> t know about you. I am not talking about uneducated people whom I respect
> but the scientific community. What about lawyers? They also would have
> something to add on your behalf.
> 
> What about causing chaos???
> I think that would be a problem. Oil would become useless which will cause
> its prize to fall. World economy is based on oil. What would be the
> consequences of it? I think world economy would become unstable causing
> another great crack like 1920's. That would be a bigger a problem for the
> most developed countries.
> Do you think the world economy is mature enough to resist such a hit?
> 
> Of course the world would be a better place after balance is restored.
> Nuclear energy would become of use. Cars would not use oil. There would be
> enough energy for recycling our rubbish. Space travel would get a boost and
> it would possible for us to send our chemical waste to the sun.
> 
> What is your opinion?
> Any more ideas?
> 
> 
> 


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On Tue, 29 Mar 2005 cbh014@bellsouth.net wrote:

> It all depends on what you want to do. If it works and you want to help 
> humanity and not be the next Bill Gates then your best option is to 
> release it to the world and patent it at the same time.
> 
> If you release it and don't patent it you open up the possibility for 
> someone else to patent it and totally screw you.
> 

Moray B. King addressed this in his book "Tapping the Zero-Point Energy".  
He referred to it as "the Prometheus Game".  

I posted an excerpt from it here many years ago.  I recently had a hard 
drive crash and that piece of text was one of the things I lost.  I can 
dig out the book and re-quote it if anyone is interested in what he had to 
say.

Zack

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History has proven the greed of mankind, and to what lengths mankind will go 
to get what it wants.
Take a good look at Nikola Tesla's life.  Even with hundreds of patents, he 
died almost pennyless, while big business of that time made millions on his 
patents.

If you are so foolish as to believe that big business will not do whatever 
it takes to ensure it remains in business, then you will make yourself an 
easy target.  I cannot fathom several hundred billion dollars a year of 
sales simply vanishing without any attempt to stop that from happening.

Perhaps you should read some U.S. Patent Law to understand how far the U.S. 
Government alone will go to stop the disruption of it's economy.  It has 
given itself the legal means to stop the developement of such a machine "In 
the interest of National Security."   Do you honestly think that any other 
country will allow the same to happen when it means the end of their 
economic system as they know it?

Whomever comes forward with a "free energy" machine will be both a hero and 
quite possibly the most hated person of all time, even to the huddled 
masses.  Why?  Because his machine will cause such disruption of the World's 
Economy that millions may starve and die.  This person will quite possibly 
have been directly responsible for the deaths of many more than were lost at 
the hands of Adolph Hitler.

A free energy machine may sacrifice the lives of millions for the good of 
billions yet it has to be done to ensure the survival of mankind and the 
planet it thrives upon.  This is inevitable and the goverments of these 
people can only hope to get behind this movement to see that the change 
happens as fast as it possibly can so as to lessen the loss of life as much 
as possible.  Fighting it can and will cause unnecessary loss of life.  
Again, history will prove that greed will stand in the way of any Government 
doing what it could do to lessen the loss of life.

When Columbus returned to Spain, how many "savages" lost their life to 
deliver gold to the Throne?
How many more to the Spanish Conquistadors?

If I possessed the knowledge to create such a machine and knowing full well 
the outcome of introducing it to the world, I would still move forward in 
doing so, as for not doing so would surely mean the end of mankind as we 
slowly poison our planet and ourselves.

You have to take the lid off of the can before you can smell the coffee.


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Zack Widup Wrote
>Moray B. King addressed this in his book "Tapping the Zero-Point Energy".
>He referred to it as "the Prometheus Game".

I like very much the simile with Prometheus. It happens to come from Greece
:-)
I have never thought it in such a way.
Do you refer to that post?
http://www.amasci.com/freenrg/prometh.txt

But would you be in danger just for revenge or in order to frighten future
rebels?

cbh014@bellsouth.net wrote
>General Electric owns NBC and other outlets

I agree to what you are talking about, but there are a lot more media
companies which are independent. At least they won't realize from the
beginning the major disturbance they will cause to their 'friends'.

>There will be losers of course - all those heavily invested in today's
technologies- but that has been the case after every innovation.
>Where are all the candle-makers today?

That is called progress and I vote for it.
Of course, I don't care about those investors. I care about common people
lives.

As M J Mitch Mitchell wrote

>Whomever comes forward with a "free energy" machine will be both a hero and
quite possibly the most hated person of all time, even to the huddled
masses.  Why?  Because his machine will cause such disruption of the World's
Economy that millions may starve and die.  This person will quite possibly
have been directly responsible for the deaths of many more than were lost at
the hands of Adolph Hitler.

The question that rises upon all these statements is not if this is morale
to release such knowledge to the public. I think we all agree that in the
future this will be beneficial to human kind and if we had such knowledge we
would be immoral if we kept it secret.

I am wondering if there is a safe way for the scientist and the public to
absorb and apply that knowledge in every day life.

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NONSENSE
If , and IF  is the operative word here,  Free Energy became available 
tomorrow we would start doing more stuff.
And doing more stuff means that the we will have " economic growth"  which 
is what every body in the corporate world wants.
Tesela was a nut, a poor business man, and a cantankerous old fart.  Patent 
means public.  When we patent something we tell all about how to do it. 
That is why there is no patent for the formula to Coca-Cola.   When a 
machine letting the juice of the universe flow to our bidding,  happens in 
one of  our  garages then  all  that the occupant  of that garage will need 
do is sit back  and wait  for the checks.   Or  publish the plans on this 
forum if they wish to share, after all this the Free Energy list server.
There might be a hiccup or two  but  the disruption to our economy would be 
minor if energy prices fell.  I know I would  not save the money I spend on 
fuel.  Come to think of it.  I would buy a car and cut back on riding my 
bicycle.  I would go more places.  The people of Africa who live in abject 
poverty while their rulers  horde  kogerands collected from  pilfered oil 
resources might indeed see a rising of their living standards.
Eliminating the scarcity of energy??

Holly smokes IF that happened--  wow!

good diggin

Jim



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>
> History has proven the greed of mankind, and to what lengths mankind will 
> go to get what it wants.
> Take a good look at Nikola Tesla's life.  Even with hundreds of patents, 
> he died almost pennyless, while big business of that time made millions on 
> his patents.
>
> If you are so foolish as to believe that big business will not do whatever 
> it takes to ensure it remains in business, then you will make yourself an 
> easy target.  I cannot fathom several hundred billion dollars a year of 
> sales simply vanishing without any attempt to stop that from happening.
>
> Perhaps you should read some U.S. Patent Law to understand how far the 
> U.S. Government alone will go to stop the disruption of it's economy.  It 
> has given itself the legal means to stop the developement of such a 
> machine "In the interest of National Security."   Do you honestly think 
> that any other country will allow the same to happen when it means the end 
> of their economic system as they know it?
>
> Whomever comes forward with a "free energy" machine will be both a hero 
> and quite possibly the most hated person of all time, even to the huddled 
> masses.  Why?  Because his machine will cause such disruption of the 
> World's Economy that millions may starve and die.  This person will quite 
> possibly have been directly responsible for the deaths of many more than 
> were lost at the hands of Adolph Hitler.
>
> A free energy machine may sacrifice the lives of millions for the good of 
> billions yet it has to be done to ensure the survival of mankind and the 
> planet it thrives upon.  This is inevitable and the goverments of these 
> people can only hope to get behind this movement to see that the change 
> happens as fast as it possibly can so as to lessen the loss of life as 
> much as possible.  Fighting it can and will cause unnecessary loss of 
> life.  Again, history will prove that greed will stand in the way of any 
> Government doing what it could do to lessen the loss of life.
>
> When Columbus returned to Spain, how many "savages" lost their life to 
> deliver gold to the Throne?
> How many more to the Spanish Conquistadors?
>
> If I possessed the knowledge to create such a machine and knowing full 
> well the outcome of introducing it to the world, I would still move 
> forward in doing so, as for not doing so would surely mean the end of 
> mankind as we slowly poison our planet and ourselves.
>
> You have to take the lid off of the can before you can smell the coffee.
>
> 

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Adding some philosophical input, it has been said (in similar words, many times) that we don't get technology before we are ready for it.

If you have something, best of luck to you.

If you are not that concerned with immediate wealth, submit patents in several countires (with at least one country hostile to the US) and then let it loose on this list and others.

If your results are reproducable you'll be famous and with such widespread distribution you need not worry about your safety, since you are not the only holder of the info.

If there are bits to the technology that only work under conditions that can't be defined  or determined, your name and idea will be relegated to free energy pop culture and people will talk about you for decades to come.

> 
> From: "G N" <poiuytrew_1@hotmail.com>
> Date: 2005/03/30 Wed AM 03:21:51 EST
> To: <freenrg-l@eskimo.com>
> Subject: [FG]: Re: free energy discussion
> 
> Zack Widup Wrote
> >Moray B. King addressed this in his book "Tapping the Zero-Point Energy".
> >He referred to it as "the Prometheus Game".
> 
> I like very much the simile with Prometheus. It happens to come from Greece
> :-)
> I have never thought it in such a way.
> Do you refer to that post?
> http://www.amasci.com/freenrg/prometh.txt
> 
> But would you be in danger just for revenge or in order to frighten future
> rebels?
> 
> cbh014@bellsouth.net wrote
> >General Electric owns NBC and other outlets
> 
> I agree to what you are talking about, but there are a lot more media
> companies which are independent. At least they won't realize from the
> beginning the major disturbance they will cause to their 'friends'.
> 
> >There will be losers of course - all those heavily invested in today's
> technologies- but that has been the case after every innovation.
> >Where are all the candle-makers today?
> 
> That is called progress and I vote for it.
> Of course, I don't care about those investors. I care about common people
> lives.
> 
> As M J Mitch Mitchell wrote
> 
> >Whomever comes forward with a "free energy" machine will be both a hero and
> quite possibly the most hated person of all time, even to the huddled
> masses.  Why?  Because his machine will cause such disruption of the World's
> Economy that millions may starve and die.  This person will quite possibly
> have been directly responsible for the deaths of many more than were lost at
> the hands of Adolph Hitler.
> 
> The question that rises upon all these statements is not if this is morale
> to release such knowledge to the public. I think we all agree that in the
> future this will be beneficial to human kind and if we had such knowledge we
> would be immoral if we kept it secret.
> 
> I am wondering if there is a safe way for the scientist and the public to
> absorb and apply that knowledge in every day life.
> 
> 


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NONSENSE?

You have to take the lid off of the can before you can smell the coffee.

Nuff said.


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On Wed, 30 Mar 2005, G N wrote:

> Zack Widup Wrote
> >Moray B. King addressed this in his book "Tapping the Zero-Point Energy".
> >He referred to it as "the Prometheus Game".
> 
> I like very much the simile with Prometheus. It happens to come from Greece
> :-)
> I have never thought it in such a way.
> Do you refer to that post?
> http://www.amasci.com/freenrg/prometh.txt
> 

Yes!  I didn't know it was archived on the net.

Thanks!

Zack

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cbh014@bellsouth.net wrote
>If you are not that concerned with immediate wealth, submit patents in
several countires (with at least one country hostile to the US) and then let
it loose on this list and others.

Wealth is always desirable by everyone. Immediate, adds a little more of
glance to it :-)
I liked very much the hostile part. Nice thought.

>If there are bits to the technology that only work under conditions that
can't be defined  or determined, your name and idea will be relegated to
free energy pop culture and people will talk about you for decades to come.

If (when, sounds better) I invent something I promise it will be simple and
definable. I hate when things work or not on their own mind. Beside that I
think everything in nature is simple enough but our minds and thoughts are
complex.

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 I don't think nonsense is the correct word to use to describe our
discussion.
 I think every opinion I saw till now had a lot of sense.

The discussion might be hypothetical but the work everybody does is true. So
it will be for the side effects of such a discovery.

Do you think that are we too far from such a discovery?

I am not.



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"G N" <poiuytrew_1@hotmail.com> said:

> If (when, sounds better) I invent something I promise it will be simple and
> definable. I hate when things work or not on their own mind. Beside that I
> think everything in nature is simple enough but our minds and thoughts are
> complex.

I firmly believe when we ultimately attain 'Free Energy' and other technologies it will indeed be quite simple. Look at the airplane - it was envisioned for millenia and finally attained. The concept is so simple that a 6 year old can now build one with some wook, glue and paper.

w/r/t working and not working what I'm driving at is other unknowns at work that is not concidered. What about the SMOT (for the old timers). I have no doubt that Greg (was that his name?) got it to work when others couldn't. Was the the fact that he was in the southern hemishere and most of us are in the north? Maybe the orientation of his workbench in his garage, goverened by how his house was built, contributed to it. Had he built his workbench on an adjacent wall he may never had seen a glimmer of success. Maybe lattitude was an unknown part of the equation. The closer to the equator the more space you cut through per unit time. There has been several discoveries over the past decade or two showing that there may be preferable directions in the universe.

Anyhow, I hope you get my point.



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I would like to say something too. I’m intrigued by science but never studied for it.

The interesting part of the discussion goes around this question:

“Would you go for a patent or give it away for everyone to use? After
all it's your discovery”.

First of all, is it really just your discovery? Isn’t your discovery based on tests by 
others, input from the outside up on your thinking process? 
I think it’s never just your discovery. I think you steel, if you don’t make sure that 
your  FREE ENERGY machine isn’t giving FREE ENERGY.
There for I think that there shut be a new (maybe a parallel) patent system. One that 
isn’t based on greed but on sharing. We wouldn’t be so pour if we would share what 
we have.
Wouldn’t you give your FREE ENERGY machine to a patent office, that would make 
sure that it becomes as free as possible?!?
If you care for fame, I think you don’t have to worry about it (only if you don’t want it). 
And every body wants you to research; so there wouldn’t be a problem of money 
any more for your research team.

One year ago, I tried to get the people of this list to work together and build a magnet 
motor. I’m not a scientist and maybe a magnet motor wasn’t the best starting point, 
but there was not really a lot of response. Last week, I gave what we hade so far, to 
Mr. Don Adsitt from www.theverylastpageoftheinternet.com. He mailed me back this 
message:
“This design is much like the Minato Wheel and has some implements of the SMOT 
as well as the Adsit Ramp. The angle getting smaller gives the momentum in your 
drawing. My thoughts are that not enough momentum can be supplied to overcome 
the final (attraction or repelling if in repel mode) However I can see what you’re 
trying to accomplish. It might have some merit if enough wheels are one the shaft 
and offset from each other .I will try and build a prototype to test your idea. Check 
back with me from time to time. I'm quiet busy, but will try and squeeze it in.

All the best,
Don”

If you really want the best for this world, give it the best. Greed makes us pour, and 
if you want to bring a free energy machine on the market, greed will kill you.

stephan bleeker

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> There for I think that there shut be a new (maybe a parallel) patent 
> system. One that
> isn't based on greed but on sharing. We wouldn't be so pour if we would 
> share what
> we have.


  Patent means public.
The idea of patents is to share.
As an inducement to sharing Governments offer use protections for a limited 
period of time to the holders of patents.
If you want to know hot to do somthing look up the Patent.     www.uspto.gov 

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The Nonsense  i am referring to is  all the hyperbole concerning some farout 
threat to the powers that be should one of us actually achieve
 "FREE ENERGY".
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> I don't think nonsense is the correct word to use to describe our
> discussion.
> I think every opinion I saw till now had a lot of sense.
>
> The discussion might be hypothetical but the work everybody does is true. 
> So
> it will be for the side effects of such a discovery.
>
> Do you think that are we too far from such a discovery?
>
> I am not.
>
>
> 

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Stephan Bleeker wrote
>First of all, is it really just your discovery? Isn't your discovery based
on tests by
others, input from the outside up on your thinking process?

Of course you have to stand on others shoulders. You can't rediscover the
wheel. It was already discovered. The important thing is in what way you
will use it.

Consider this.
You get from three different men water, sugar and flour. You can use it in
separation or use your imagination and ingenuity in order to bake them into
cookies. Everyone who eats those cookies should mention to you for the
discovery not the other three men. Their job was important and precious and
gave you the means to achieve something better, but you made the effort to
achieve it.

As James Bledsoe wrote
>Patent means public.
>The idea of patents is to share.
>As an inducement to sharing Governments offer use protections for a limited
period of time to the holders of patents.

You have a small period to earn from your patent in your own preferred way.
After that everyone will benefit from it and others will be able to add to
it and 'bake their own cookies'.

cbh014@bellsouth.net wrote
>Was the the fact that he was in the southern hemishere and most of us are
in the north? Maybe the orientation of his workbench in his garage,
goverened by how his house was built, contributed to it. Had he built his
workbench on an adjacent wall he may never had seen a glimmer of success.
Maybe lattitude was an unknown part of the equation

If all these are possible then he just made an observation, not a discovery.
It would be a discovery if he was able to explain why it was working or not.
Of course, the most important would be for him to be able to make it work
every time in every environment. A hostile environment would possible
prevent it from working but he should know why this was happening.
I am sure that a lot of people have made a lot of important observations.
Recorded or not.

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> It all depends on what you want to do. If it works and you want to help
humanity and not be the next Bill Gates then your best option is to release
it to the world and patent it at the same time.
>
> If you release it and don't patent it you open up the possibility for
someone else to patent it and totally screw you.
                      =========================

If you can manipulate the laws of physics and you are smart enough to
invent a, 'you-beaut-little-or-no-input-free-energy-device' then this is
how I see it:

   IF you can convince the patent office to grant you an appointment to
   discuss your FE invention; IF you can then convince them you are sane 
   and that you do have a genuine FE device, and IF afterwards they don't 
   politely show you the door, you will then have to apply for a world 
   patent, not just for a single country - for obvious reasons- naturally
   this is going to cost big bucks and presumably take some time!

   For however long it takes you to receive this patent you will be
   constantly looking over your shoulder. Why? The patent office will 
   undoubtedly have your device assessed by 'experts'.I'm guessing that 
   there will be others during the course of events who will be told 
   about your patent application. What then do you think your chances are 
   of keeping your device secret from the energy conglomerates who have  
   (well paid)'eyes and ears' everywhere?

   Then of course there is the Government (who do you think the patent
   office belongs to?) They too have eyes and ears everywhere - if not in
   the patent office then via the FBI, CIA etc - (I would not be surprised 
   if every patent office has standing orders to report to the government  
   any successful FE device that comes to their attention!) Otherwise a
   concerned official from the patent office or a very high board member
   from one of the energy monopolies will have a word with a senator or 
   other government representative and next minute the FBI or some other
   agency is on your doorstep demanding your device and paperwork. Of 
   course not long afterwards your patent application will be refused on 
   the grounds of "National Security" and you will be told to keep your
   mouth shut or else!

I'm only relying on memory here but didn't old man diesel"fall overboard"
during a sea voyage? And how did Tesla's lab "accidentally" catch fire,
and why did Henry Moray start totin' a gun? What about all those other
poor sods who tried to introduce new ideas like, Meucci,Stubblefield et 
al?

Surely no one is naive enough to think that the big fuel companies and
others who have so much to lose are just going to sit back and watch
their multi-trillion dollar companies (and their own asses) go down the
gurgler?

The question is - are their ways of getting protection and reward for
one's FE device other than a patent??











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You need to look at the patent laws. They are not really what you might think.

We have a couple issues here:

First
------
The bulk of the patent describes the invention, usually to to point of building a working model, though your protection is limited to what you actually 'Claim'

Suppose you spend years developing a machine and due to whatever your claim is that crystal grown from 30% Ferric Cloride 70% Copper Sulphate will produce such and such. Fine. Now someone turns around and get the same result with with a crystal grown from Ferric Sulphate and Cupric Cloride. Guess what? They are free to manufacture it.


Second
-----------
You make all the claims properly, FedEx the patent application in and announce the plans to the world that afternoon. Some sleezebag in Maryland gets your post, quickly draws up a patent and hand delivers it to the USPTO. Guess What? You loose and cannot profit from it because it is not *your* invention, it's the sleezebags. (Supposedly another individual applied for a telephone patent the same day as Bell, but later in the day. Both discovered it independently but only one won out)

Third
------
You do everything right, are awarded the patent and hailed as a hero. Those affected by the patent criticize it, bad mouth it & you; debate for 15 years the economic impact and life continues to go on. Seventeen years later you haven't made dime while the 'Energy Companies' are now ramping up to produce it.

You'll be in the history books as the inventer but Shell and Exxon and BP will make the bucks. You'll never see a dime..

--

Patenting it and releasing it is still no guarantee that someone else will find an additional claim that'll screw you. 

Like the Hokey-Pokey, that's what it's all about.





> 
> From: "John Mount" <johndel@caliph.net.au>
> Subject: Re: [FG]: Free Energy Ethics
> 
> 
> > It all depends on what you want to do. If it works and you want to help
> > humanity and not be the next Bill Gates then your best option is to release
> > it to the world and patent it at the same time.
> >
> > If you release it and don't patent it you open up the possibility for
> > someone else to patent it and totally screw you.
> 
> The question is - are their ways of getting protection and reward for
> one's FE device other than a patent??


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Subject: [FG]: Re: free energy discussion Greg never sent me the SMOT That I paid for
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Hi Friends
I was one of the individuals that Bought and Paid for a SMOT unit from Greg
Watson I never received it.

I am extremely disappointed.

If some one has  a good e-mail address on him I would like it.

In fact, feel free to forward this message to him.
I am Randy Elston Hargraves
in Oklahoma  USA

1(405) 354-0044 Cell
I feel Cheated


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>
> "G N" <poiuytrew_1@hotmail.com> said:
>
> > If (when, sounds better) I invent something I promise it will be simple
and
> > definable. I hate when things work or not on their own mind. Beside that
I
> > think everything in nature is simple enough but our minds and thoughts
are
> > complex.
>
> I firmly believe when we ultimately attain 'Free Energy' and other
technologies it will indeed be quite simple. Look at the airplane - it was
envisioned for millenia and finally attained. The concept is so simple that
a 6 year old can now build one with some wook, glue and paper.
>
> w/r/t working and not working what I'm driving at is other unknowns at
work that is not concidered. What about the SMOT (for the old timers). I
have no doubt that Greg (was that his name?) got it to work when others
couldn't. Was the the fact that he was in the southern hemishere and most of
us are in the north? Maybe the orientation of his workbench in his garage,
goverened by how his house was built, contributed to it. Had he built his
workbench on an adjacent wall he may never had seen a glimmer of success.
Maybe lattitude was an unknown part of the equation. The closer to the
equator the more space you cut through per unit time. There has been several
discoveries over the past decade or two showing that there may be preferable
directions in the universe.
>
> Anyhow, I hope you get my point.
>
>
>
>


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This is all ture.  The patent office exists to enhance the development of
technology.  "The Office" offers you the protection of "The Office" for
seven years in exchange for the right to publish the invention.  

So

A patent does NOT protect an invention.  Only smart marketing and speed
to market can make you money.  BTW I take offence at this statement from
a previous post.
____________________
If your invention ruins the life of one investor for every real person 
it helps, I'd have no qualms about it. Today's business ethics is that 
it's ok to screw the common people if your investors can gain another 
penny. There are no morals in free trade capitalism.
____________________

Here is why.

An invester is a real person, at least I like to believe I am.  Todays
business ethics are constantly violated by businessmen with poor personal
ethics. There are goodguys and badguys everywhere.  We are not out to
screw the common, rather; we are the common. The morals in free trade are
simple and correct >>  I have something you want and if you are willing
to trade me something for it we have free trade.  Without free trade
there is no advancement becasue there would be no point in producing
something. For example.  Withought comercial interest...
   >Bell's invention would be a cute novelty
   >Ford would have never developed the assembly line & low cost
automobile
   >No Internet
   >No space program
   >No computers
   >No electricity
   >No newspapers
   >No TV
   >No... no...  no...

Sure life would be much simpler and we would not be having this
discussion.

The secret to advancement is comercial invalvment.
The Patent office does not protect your secrets, only your comercial
interests and only as far as the athority of that office reaches. 

The solution...  Stop trying to be a get rich quick hero and just do the
right thing.  If you make a buck that's cool too.

The Right Thing:

As it stands to date. Nobody has produced any provable over-unity device.
Don't stop trying, but don't pour your life's savings into it. It is
great to chace after the "impossible" maybe with a positave result but
you have to be responcible about it and understand that it may take many
many years to become usable. We are running out of energy and need to act
now. 
  >Roll back the thermostat.
  >Use more effecent lighting. 
  >Get rid of the SUV.
  >Install alternitave energy solutions in your home to suplement your
consumption
  >Invent new alternitaves. 

Again...  IF you make a buck along the way that's cool too.

Cheers!

  

--- cbh014@bellsouth.net wrote:
> You need to look at the patent laws. They are not really what you might
> think.
> 
> We have a couple issues here:
> 
> First
> ------
> The bulk of the patent describes the invention, usually to to point of
> building a working model, though your protection is limited to what you
> actually 'Claim'
> 
> Suppose you spend years developing a machine and due to whatever your
> claim is that crystal grown from 30% Ferric Cloride 70% Copper Sulphate
> will produce such and such. Fine. Now someone turns around and get the
> same result with with a crystal grown from Ferric Sulphate and Cupric
> Cloride. Guess what? They are free to manufacture it.
> 
> 
> Second
> -----------
> You make all the claims properly, FedEx the patent application in and
> announce the plans to the world that afternoon. Some sleezebag in
> Maryland gets your post, quickly draws up a patent and hand delivers it
> to the USPTO. Guess What? You loose and cannot profit from it because
> it is not *your* invention, it's the sleezebags. (Supposedly another
> individual applied for a telephone patent the same day as Bell, but
> later in the day. Both discovered it independently but only one won
> out)
> 
> Third
> ------
> You do everything right, are awarded the patent and hailed as a hero.
> Those affected by the patent criticize it, bad mouth it & you; debate
> for 15 years the economic impact and life continues to go on. Seventeen
> years later you haven't made dime while the 'Energy Companies' are now
> ramping up to produce it.
> 
> You'll be in the history books as the inventer but Shell and Exxon and
> BP will make the bucks. You'll never see a dime..
> 
> --
> 
> Patenting it and releasing it is still no guarantee that someone else
> will find an additional claim that'll screw you. 
> 
> Like the Hokey-Pokey, that's what it's all about.
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> > 
> > From: "John Mount" <johndel@caliph.net.au>
> > Subject: Re: [FG]: Free Energy Ethics
> > 
> > 
> > > It all depends on what you want to do. If it works and you want to
> help
> > > humanity and not be the next Bill Gates then your best option is to
> release
> > > it to the world and patent it at the same time.
> > >
> > > If you release it and don't patent it you open up the possibility
> for
> > > someone else to patent it and totally screw you.
> > 
> > The question is - are their ways of getting protection and reward for
> > one's FE device other than a patent??
> 
> 
> 

Charles Ford
KC5-OWZ
cjford1@yahoo.com
cjford1@swbell.net 

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Hi all,

Can anyone here tell me how a transformer really works.  If the flux that 
links the secondary varies only within (inside) the core, it cannot actually 
"cut" the secondary winding.  It, then, doesn't come anywhere near the 
seconday.  If, though, the flux rises and falls through the hole in the 
middle, then this is leakage flux, and as much as possible is done to 
minimise this.  So if there is no flux actually cutting the winding... it is 
all in the core..., then, according to the way I learnt it, nothing can be 
induced in the secondary.

It seems I do not know much about this stuff called "magnetism" after all!

Something similar applies to current transformers (CT's).  The CT principle 
applies to most tong ammeters.  How come it does not matter where abouts the 
cable runs in the hole... how close to the steel it runs, or how far away 
from the steel (closest to the centre)... the current value measured is the 
same.  But if the flux is strongest closest to the cable, then the value 
read should vary.  I have a sneaking suspicion that even if the CT was 10 or 
100mtrs diameter, it would still read the same.  This effect over a distance 
seems to have little to do with the magnetic field.  In the words of one 
auspcious gentleman, why is it so?

Cheers,
Ralph 

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Dean asked;

Hi all,

Can anyone here tell me how a transformer really works.



If you can stay with this man, you will have your answer.  I've read it 
twice and still haven't a clue.

http://www.cheniere.org/


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Here are a couple of links related to "How does a transformer work?"...

    http://www.aelgroup.co.uk/hb/hb007.htm (Good)
    http://www.physlink.com/Education/askexperts/ae427.cfm (Better)
    http://www.eatonelectrical.com/unsecure/html/101basics/Module04/Output/
(Best)

It also helps to understand that a magnetic field encompasses a wire when
current is present. By increasing the number of wires where the current and
direction of wire are similar (i.e. in a coil) you concentrate the magnetic
field that is produced. By inserting a ferrous material into the core of the
coil, you further concentrate the magnetic field. A transformer is two or
more coils that share a common core. Also, a well-built transformer will
have (almost) a 1:1 power conversion factor.

Regards,
Don Bangert

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> Hi all,
>
> Can anyone here tell me how a transformer really works.  If the flux that
> links the secondary varies only within (inside) the core, it cannot
actually
> "cut" the secondary winding.  It, then, doesn't come anywhere near the
> seconday.  If, though, the flux rises and falls through the hole in the
> middle, then this is leakage flux, and as much as possible is done to
> minimise this.  So if there is no flux actually cutting the winding... it
is
> all in the core..., then, according to the way I learnt it, nothing can be
> induced in the secondary.
>
> It seems I do not know much about this stuff called "magnetism" after all!
>
> Something similar applies to current transformers (CT's).  The CT
principle
> applies to most tong ammeters.  How come it does not matter where abouts
the
> cable runs in the hole... how close to the steel it runs, or how far away
> from the steel (closest to the centre)... the current value measured is
the
> same.  But if the flux is strongest closest to the cable, then the value
> read should vary.  I have a sneaking suspicion that even if the CT was 10
or
> 100mtrs diameter, it would still read the same.  This effect over a
distance
> seems to have little to do with the magnetic field.  In the words of one
> auspcious gentleman, why is it so?
>
> Cheers,
> Ralph
>

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Hello. 

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Dean;Mitch:

Reading a writeup on an MEG hardly explains what was happening in a
transformer.   e.g lets see one work first (I will want to measure it
myself)

A simpler way to view a transformer follows.

Imagine two wires running parillel to each other.  As current begins to
flow in the first wire a field expands and lines cut the second wire. 
This induces current (in the oposite direction) in the second wire.  It's
that simple.  

The "core" design & materials are selected as a mater of incereacing the
efficency by reducing loss.  The better the core traps the junk inside
the device the more efficent the transfer of energy.  Losses are apparent
in the form of heat, magnetic radiation, and acoustical noise. These are
all measureable.  

--- M J Mitch Mitchell <badaddidude@msn.com> wrote:
> 
> Dean asked;
> 
> Hi all,
> 
> Can anyone here tell me how a transformer really works.
> 
> 
> 
> If you can stay with this man, you will have your answer.  I've read it
> 
> twice and still haven't a clue.
> 
> http://www.cheniere.org/
> 
> 
> 

Charles Ford
KC5-OWZ
cjford1@yahoo.com
cjford1@swbell.net 

To be absolutely sure you make it past the "SpamGuard" you can simply include my ham-radio callsign (above) somewhere in the message body.  I have a filter set.

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From: Charles Ford <cjford1@swbell.net

Reading a writeup on an MEG hardly explains what was happening in a 
transformer.

Mr. Ford,

Have you read it?  Do you understand how we have learned only part of what 
really makes electricity tick?  Did you read about JLN labs replicating the 
meg and conforming its overunity?
Have you ever tried replicating any of John Bedini's works?

Why do I have the distinct feeling that the answers are no, no, no, and no?

Good day to you Sir,

M.J. Mitchell

Only a fool refuses knowledge, and thus remains a fool


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Well, I have, and I couldn't get any of them to work.

I spent quite literally several hundred hours trying to get John Bedini's 
modified Kromrey motor/generator system to work without any desired 
results.  I tried to get the oscillator/transistor switch/battery system 
(several incarnations) to work, with no results.  I've tried a few others, 
also with no results.  

I wish JLN would share his secrets of how he got them to work, if indeed 
he did.

M. J., how many have YOU gotten to work?

Zack


On Sat, 16 Apr 2005, M J Mitch Mitchell wrote:

> From: Charles Ford <cjford1@swbell.net
> 
> Reading a writeup on an MEG hardly explains what was happening in a 
> transformer.
> 
> Mr. Ford,
> 
> Have you read it?  Do you understand how we have learned only part of what 
> really makes electricity tick?  Did you read about JLN labs replicating the 
> meg and conforming its overunity?
> Have you ever tried replicating any of John Bedini's works?
> 
> Why do I have the distinct feeling that the answers are no, no, no, and no?
> 
> Good day to you Sir,
> 
> M.J. Mitchell
> 

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From: Zack Widup <w9sz@prairienet.org>
M. J., how many have YOU gotten to work?

Zack


I don't know near enough about the MEG to even attempt, and my attempt of 
Bedini's work was crude at best, I did see near unity running on a small 
motorcycle battery for more than 8 hours.


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Don and all,

Many thanks for these great sites.  I am not sure I have really got my 
message across about transformers.  I have no problems with the field around 
one conductor affecting another.  Or one coil's field affecting another 
coil.  But when we add a core (which actually increases the flux produced by 
the primary by approximately 1000 times, rather than concentrating it), the 
flux is *in* the core - not outside of it cuttting the secondary winding. 
If it is all inside the core, then the sec. sort of sees it from a 
distance... somehow.

And with the Tong ammeter... if the flux is strongest closest to the wire, 
then the reading on the tong ammeter will change, depending on where the 
wire runs through the centre hole.  This does not happen.

Cheers,
RALPH

Don wrote:
> Here are a couple of links related to "How does a transformer work?"...
>
>    http://www.aelgroup.co.uk/hb/hb007.htm (Good)
>    http://www.physlink.com/Education/askexperts/ae427.cfm (Better)
>    http://www.eatonelectrical.com/unsecure/html/101basics/Module04/Output/
> (Best)
>
> It also helps to understand that a magnetic field encompasses a wire when
> current is present. By increasing the number of wires where the current 
> and
> direction of wire are similar (i.e. in a coil) you concentrate the 
> magnetic
> field that is produced. By inserting a ferrous material into the core of 
> the
> coil, you further concentrate the magnetic field. A transformer is two or
> more coils that share a common core. Also, a well-built transformer will
> have (almost) a 1:1 power conversion factor.
>
> Regards,
> Don Bangert

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Both the primary and secondary need to be wound on the core.  The magnetic 
flux cuts the secondary in exactly the same way it cuts the primary 
winding. If it got into the core from the primary, it has to produce an 
effect on the secondary also, as they are wound in exactly the same way, 
usually just a different number of turns.

Zack



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> Don and all,
> 
> Many thanks for these great sites.  I am not sure I have really got my 
> message across about transformers.  I have no problems with the field around 
> one conductor affecting another.  Or one coil's field affecting another 
> coil.  But when we add a core (which actually increases the flux produced by 
> the primary by approximately 1000 times, rather than concentrating it), the 
> flux is *in* the core - not outside of it cuttting the secondary winding. 
> If it is all inside the core, then the sec. sort of sees it from a 
> distance... somehow.
> 

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Zack,
We are taught by all who are wise that it "cuts"...  but if the flux inside 
the core is buckets full, compared to what is outside, and there is ideally 
none outside (flux outside the core is called "leakage flux" and is designed 
out... undesireable), then does the flux actually "cut" anything?  Your 
comment is correct in that the flux is said to "cut" the primary also; thus 
back emf.  But the same question remains.

I am not trying to play dumb here.  It is something that has mystified me 
for some years.

Cheers,
RALPH



Zack wrote:

 Both the primary and secondary need to be wound on the core.  The magnetic
 flux cuts the secondary in exactly the same way it cuts the primary
 winding. If it got into the core from the primary, it has to produce an
 effect on the secondary also, as they are wound in exactly the same way,
 usually just a different number of turns.

 Zack



 On Mon, 18 Apr 2005, Ralph Dean wrote:

>> Don and all,
>>
>> Many thanks for these great sites.  I am not sure I have really got my
>> message across about transformers.  I have no problems with the field 
>> around
>> one conductor affecting another.  Or one coil's field affecting another
>> coil.  But when we add a core (which actually increases the flux produced 
>> by
>> the primary by approximately 1000 times, rather than concentrating it), 
>> the
>> flux is *in* the core - not outside of it cuttting the secondary winding.
>> If it is all inside the core, then the sec. sort of sees it from a
>> distance... somehow.
>>
> 

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--- Ralph Dean <dean2@hotkey.net.au> wrote:
> Zack,
> We are taught by all who are wise that it "cuts"... 
> but if the flux inside 
> the core is buckets full, compared to what is
> outside, and there is ideally 
> none outside (flux outside the core is called
> "leakage flux" and is designed 
> out... undesireable), then does the flux actually
> "cut" anything?  Your 
> comment is correct in that the flux is said to "cut"
> the primary also; thus 
> back emf.  But the same question remains.
I always considered the  ferromagnetic transformer
action a case of the Aharonov-Bohm effect, sort of an
action at a distance gig, where the flux does not cut
the wires, but instead the changing flux in the core
induces a voltage on the outside wires. Years ago I
did a crude outside construction using 500 ft of 14
gauge wire spaced about 1 inch winds on a circular
form of 7 ft diameter. In the center of this circle I
placed a crude tesla coil with a secondary of 14 gauge
wire, a very inneffiecienct design where the secondary
was on sonotube, about 20 inches diameter, but the
secondary only had some 270 winds. Nevertheless that
coil could produce 2 inch arcs. On the outside 7 ft
diameter windings about 3/4 inch of arcing could be
found when the wire endings were placed in proximity. 
It is thought that very little magnetic field from the
central 20 inch TC would cut the lines of the 7 ft
diameter outside coil, but nevertheless it captured
enough emf to produce a 3/4 inch arc. Old electrical
books say that flux change within a core area can
induce emf without magnetic lines crossing the wires
of that coil. I would imagine ths fits the definition
of the A-B effect...
HDN
> 
> I am not trying to play dumb here.  It is something
> that has mystified me 
> for some years.
> 
> Cheers,
> RALPH
> 
> 
> 
> Zack wrote:
> 
>  Both the primary and secondary need to be wound on
> the core.  The magnetic
>  flux cuts the secondary in exactly the same way it
> cuts the primary
>  winding. If it got into the core from the primary,
> it has to produce an
>  effect on the secondary also, as they are wound in
> exactly the same way,
>  usually just a different number of turns.
> 
>  Zack
> 
> 
> 
>  On Mon, 18 Apr 2005, Ralph Dean wrote:
> 
> >> Don and all,
> >>
> >> Many thanks for these great sites.  I am not sure
> I have really got my
> >> message across about transformers.  I have no
> problems with the field 
> >> around
> >> one conductor affecting another.  Or one coil's
> field affecting another
> >> coil.  But when we add a core (which actually
> increases the flux produced 
> >> by
> >> the primary by approximately 1000 times, rather
> than concentrating it), 
> >> the
> >> flux is *in* the core - not outside of it
> cuttting the secondary winding.
> >> If it is all inside the core, then the sec. sort
> of sees it from a
> >> distance... somehow.
> >>
> > 
> 
> 

Tesla Research Group; Pioneering the Applications of Interphasal Resonances http://groups.yahoo.com/group/teslafy/

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Ralph and all,

Much confusion surrounds the true mechanism of transformer induction and we
still have much to learn! Years ago I located a paper on the web titled
"Power Flow in Transformers via the Poynting Vector" by J. Edwards and T.K.
Saha but have done a recent search and was unable to locate a current link.
Anyway, this paper explains and shows calculations for power transfer in
cored transformer configurations such as toroids, etc, using the Poynting
vector S. Although it may appear that "flux cutting" is the means for
transformer induction, it isn't. Until we understand the actual means of
induction, our free energy efforts will most likely be in vain.

A Google search will yield many papers on the subject of the Poynting vector
for power flow in transformers. Hope this helps!

Jon F.



> Zack,
> We are taught by all who are wise that it "cuts"...  but if the flux
inside
> the core is buckets full, compared to what is outside, and there is
ideally
> none outside (flux outside the core is called "leakage flux" and is
designed
> out... undesireable), then does the flux actually "cut" anything?  Your
> comment is correct in that the flux is said to "cut" the primary also;
thus
> back emf.  But the same question remains.
>
> I am not trying to play dumb here.  It is something that has mystified me
> for some years.
>
> Cheers,
> RALPH
>
>
>
> Zack wrote:
>
>  Both the primary and secondary need to be wound on the core.  The
magnetic
>  flux cuts the secondary in exactly the same way it cuts the primary
>  winding. If it got into the core from the primary, it has to produce an
>  effect on the secondary also, as they are wound in exactly the same way,
>  usually just a different number of turns.
>
>  Zack
>
>
>
>  On Mon, 18 Apr 2005, Ralph Dean wrote:
>
> >> Don and all,
> >>
> >> Many thanks for these great sites.  I am not sure I have really got my
> >> message across about transformers.  I have no problems with the field
> >> around
> >> one conductor affecting another.  Or one coil's field affecting another
> >> coil.  But when we add a core (which actually increases the flux
produced
> >> by
> >> the primary by approximately 1000 times, rather than concentrating it),
> >> the
> >> flux is *in* the core - not outside of it cuttting the secondary
winding.
> >> If it is all inside the core, then the sec. sort of sees it from a
> >> distance... somehow.
> >>
> >
>
>
>
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To add to the confusion, Hooper's old papers on "Motional electric field"  (Rex
research.com should have them) discuss the 3 forms of induction (as he saw it),
'flux linking' , 'flux cutting' and 'motional', each with its own properties.
See also Aharonov-Bohm effect and role of  "A" vector potential and often quoted
(see Bearden , Excalibur Briefing references) patents that use a toroidal
transformer as a vector-potential antenna.

Alik S.

jonfli wrote:

snip

> Until we understand the actual means of
> induction, our free energy efforts will most likely be in vain.
>
> A Google search will yield many papers on the subject of the Poynting vector
> for power flow in transformers. Hope this helps!
>
> Jon F.
>

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Many thanks for all your help.  It is reassuring to hear that the answer (to 
how a transformer really works) has been sought after by greater minds, to 
no avail.  It kind of makes one feel a tad less stupid!  A pity there is 
just so much to learn.

Thanks, too, Alik for the site on rexresearch.com.  I had never come across 
it before.  I think I might surface again in thirty of forty years.

Cheers,
RALPH


Alik wrote:
> To add to the confusion, Hooper's old papers on "Motional electric field" 
> (Rex
> research.com should have them) discuss the 3 forms of induction (as he saw 
> it),
> 'flux linking' , 'flux cutting' and 'motional', each with its own 
> properties.
> See also Aharonov-Bohm effect and role of  "A" vector potential and often 
> quoted
> (see Bearden , Excalibur Briefing references) patents that use a toroidal
> transformer as a vector-potential antenna.
>
> Alik S.
>
> jonfli wrote:
>
> snip
>
>> Until we understand the actual means of
>> induction, our free energy efforts will most likely be in vain.
>>
>> A Google search will yield many papers on the subject of the Poynting 
>> vector
>> for power flow in transformers. Hope this helps!
>>
>> Jon F.
>>
> 

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Hi Zack,

Yes I'm he.

Now its just engineering effort, time and money,
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--- Zack Widup <w9sz@prairienet.org> wrote:
> OMIGAWD!  You're not ... Greg Watson?!?
> 
> Zack
> 
> 
> On Wed, 20 Apr 2005, Prometheus Effect wrote:
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> > Randy Elston wrote:
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> > Hi Friends
> > 
> > I was one of the individuals that Bought and Paid
> for
> > a SMOT unit from Greg Watson. I never received it.
> I
> > am extremely disappointed. If someone has a good
> > e-mail address on him I would like it. In fact,
> feel
> > free to forward this message to him.
> > 
> > I am Randy Elston Hargraves
> > in Oklahoma  USA
> > 1(405) 354-0044 Cell
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> > -------------------------------------------
> > 
> > Hi Randy, Jed and any others who are owed SMOT
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> > Find local movie times and trailers on Yahoo!
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> > 
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On Tuesday 19 April 2005 10:57 am, jonfli wrote:

> Years ago I located a paper on the web titled
> "Power Flow in Transformers via the Poynting Vector" by J. Edwards and T.K.
> Saha but have done a recent search and was unable to locate a current link.

http://www.itee.uq.edu.au/~aupec/aupec00/edwards00.pdf


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Bob,

Thanks for the link! I highly recommend this paper for anyone doing FE
research. For example, would it be possible to wind a transformer in a
configuration that would allow an increase of the E field as compared to
conventional designs? Since the power flow or Poynting vector S=E x H, there
should be an increase in power flow and OU would be the result.

In doing research on the MEG with conventional winding techniques, one will
find a relatively large "leakage inductance" between the primaries or
control windings, and the secondaries. However, if both primaries and
secondaries are wound in vertical sections placed side by side instead of
the standard layered windings, the "leakage inductance" is nearly
non-existent in the same core configuration! Just an example of departure
from the norm.

Jon F.

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> > Years ago I located a paper on the web titled
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T.K.
> > Saha but have done a recent search and was unable to locate a current
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> http://www.itee.uq.edu.au/~aupec/aupec00/edwards00.pdf
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Randy E Hargraves wrote:

> Hi Friends
> I was one of the individuals that Bought and Paid 
> for a SMOT unit from Greg Watson I never received
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>
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>
> If some one has  a good e-mail address on him I
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> In fact, feel free to forward this message to him.
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> in Oklahoma  USA
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> 1(405) 354-0044 Cell
> I feel Cheated

Hi Randy,

You need to checkout the site I have created which has
ample proof that the Prometheus Effect, at the heart
of the SMOT device, is OU:

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/prometheus_effect/

You will get your SMOT complete with a new real time
measurement system which allows rapid ramp adjustment
to obtain max OU energy creation. I expect to start
shipping unit in about 2 months so anyone else who
didn't get or want their money back, just send me your
delivery details.

All the best
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--- jonfli <jonfli@cox.net> wrote:
> Bob,
> 
> Thanks for the link! I highly recommend this paper
> for anyone doing FE
> research. For example, would it be possible to wind
> a transformer in a
> configuration that would allow an increase of the E
> field as compared to
> conventional designs? Since the power flow or
> Poynting vector S=E x H, there
> should be an increase in power flow and OU would be
> the result.
Sorry my
physics is fuzzy, and I shouldnt care but do...
However the debate goes on, these authors state;
"leakage flux is a essential aspect of the ideal
transformer".

They have to rationalize how a transformer can work
without flux lines crossing the cores...

When I went to school B and H were strictly defined
when talking about effects. B is defined as a cross
section of amp/turns per area of cross section: H was
the magnetic intensity per unit length of core...
>From records...
Around the early 80's I also attended Akron State Univ
after dropping out, but the different text from that
same Elementary Classical Physics course does not seem
to deal with H at all, as the other text did. In the
early 90's I purchased another Physics text,(Physics
for Scientists and Engineers) in which the following
is noted on pg 654;

We have named B the magnetic field and H the magnetic
intensity. These names are not universal. Sometimes B
is called the magnetic flux density and H is called
the magnetic field. Admittedly, the terminology is
confusing, and universal adoption of a single set of
terminology is unlikely in the near future.
Fortunately, the usage of the symbols B and H as we
have defined them is nearly universal. Thus the
calculation of a magnetic force on a moving charge or
a current nearly always involves B; similarly H is the
appropriate field in Ampere's Law.

Of course the above authours deal with H, and never
mention B, so I see every explanation can be made
according to the authours viewpoint. according to how
they wish to explain effects...

HDN




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> Hi Randy,
>
> You need to checkout the site I have created which has
> ample proof that the Prometheus Effect, at the heart
> of the SMOT device, is OU:
>
> http://groups.yahoo.com/group/prometheus_effect/


You've finally closed the loop?!!!!!!!!    How long does it run?


Or is this just another of those "measurement OU" claims which cannot
self-act to perform continuous work (minutes or hours long) against
friction?



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--- William Beaty <billb@eskimo.com> wrote:
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> On Fri, 22 Apr 2005, Prometheus Effect wrote:
> Or is this just another of those "measurement OU"
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> friction?

Hi Bill,

Please check out the data on the site.


Now it's just engineering effort, time and money,
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What's the current best record for number of roll-arounds (or
time length in operation) with multiple ramps in the closed-loop
configuration?





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hI Greg It was very good to here from you.

I breifly looked at your Promtheus Effect Web sight, I am going back to it
to examine it better.

Wow! I am getting excited again about this project.

It looks very interresting.

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Thanks Again


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Prometheus Effect" <prometheus_effect@yahoo.com.au>
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> Randy Elston wrote:
>
> Hi Friends
>
> I was one of the individuals that Bought and Paid for
> a SMOT unit from Greg Watson. I never received it. I
> am extremely disappointed. If someone has a good
> e-mail address on him I would like it. In fact, feel
> free to forward this message to him.
>
> I am Randy Elston Hargraves
> in Oklahoma  USA
> 1(405) 354-0044 Cell
> I feel Cheated
> -------------------------------------------
>
> Hi Randy, Jed and any others who are owed SMOT kits.
> You might want to check out:
>
> http://groups.yahoo.com/group/prometheus_effect/
>
> You wil be getting your SMOT kit complete with a new
> measurement system which proves the Prometheus Effect
> at the heart of the SMOT device is OU.
>
> Greg
>
> Find local movie times and trailers on Yahoo! Movies.
> http://au.movies.yahoo.com
>
>


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Subject: [FG]: Re: Prometheus Effect Smot - Thanks!!!!!!! Randy USA
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Hi Randy,

Thanks for the feedback.

You should have your SMOT kit with the new measurement
system in early July.

Anyone else waiting for their SMOT kits, please let me
have your name and delivery details.

Greg

--- Randy E Hargraves <randyehargraves@cox.net> wrote:
> hI Greg It was very good to here from you.
> 
> I breifly looked at your Promtheus Effect Web sight,
> I am going back to it to examine it better.
> 
> Wow! I am getting excited again about this project.
> 
> It looks very interresting.
> 
> Randy Elston Hargraves
> 601 John F. Kroutil Dr.
> Yukon Oklahoma
> 73099
> USA
> 
> Home 1-405-350-0503
> Other  1-405-354-0033
> 
> Thanks Again
> 
> 
> ----- Original Message ----- 
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> To: "FreeEnergy" <freenrg-L@eskimo.com>; "Vortex"
> <vortex-l@eskimo.com>
> Sent: Tuesday, April 19, 2005 8:09 PM
> Subject: [FG]: Prometheus Effect
> 
> 
> > Randy Elston wrote:
> >
> > Hi Friends
> >
> > I was one of the individuals that Bought and Paid
> for
> > a SMOT unit from Greg Watson. I never received it.
> I
> > am extremely disappointed. If someone has a good
> > e-mail address on him I would like it. In fact,
> feel
> > free to forward this message to him.
> >
> > I am Randy Elston Hargraves
> > in Oklahoma  USA
> > 1(405) 354-0044 Cell
> > I feel Cheated
> > -------------------------------------------
> >
> > Hi Randy, Jed and any others who are owed SMOT
> kits.
> > You might want to check out:
> >
> > http://groups.yahoo.com/group/prometheus_effect/
> >
> > You wil be getting your SMOT kit complete with a
> new
> > measurement system which proves the Prometheus
> Effect
> > at the heart of the SMOT device is OU.
> >
> > Greg
> >
> > Find local movie times and trailers on Yahoo!
> Movies.
> > http://au.movies.yahoo.com
> >
> >
> 
> 
> 

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Guys,

I would like to enlist the aid of some of the members
of the OU / Free Energy community to independently
verify the virtually no magnetic dragback exit of the
Prometheus Effect. To that end I will provide a SMOT
device and the new lossless measurement system at no
cost. In return you will be asked to do a series of
measurement on the SMOT device and report back your
results & comments either way. The SMOT device and the
measurement system will be yours to keep.

To that end I would like to ask the following for
their so kind assistance:

1) Bill Beaty (Vortex)
2) Scott Little or Hal Puthoff (Vortex)
3) Jed Rothwell (Vortex)
4) Terry Blanton (Vortex)
5) Keith Nagel (Vortex)
6) Jean-Louis Naudin (JLN Labs)
7) Stefan Hartman (Overunity.com)
8) Cyril Smith (OU Builders)
9) David Squires (OU Builders)


Now it's just engineering effort, time and money,
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Subject: [FG]: Greg's closed loop SMOT claims, and Vortex-L & Freenrg-L forums
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On Fri, 29 Apr 2005, Prometheus Effect wrote:

> I would like to enlist the aid of some of the members of the OU / Free
> Energy community to independently verify the virtually no magnetic
> dragback exit of the Prometheus Effect.

This is somewhat pointless, since you've already achived closed-loop SMOT
operation back in 1997.  If I recall, you said you did this two different
ways: with ramps in a circle, and with some sort of rotary device.  We
just need all the details of how you did this (such as closeup photos of
your different setups in operation.)

The list of eyewitnesses to continuous operation that you collected (plus
contact info)  would go far in convincing us that the whole thing wasn't
just a big lie.

It's very strange that the videotape that you say you shot in 1997 has
never been put on the web.  Quality isn't important initially.  Just play
your tape and aim a cheap digital camera at the TV screen to shoot thirty
seconds or so of bad, flickering, small format MPEG, then upload it.  How
long does that take, like a half hour?  (But if SMOT never worked, and if
your video too is another lie, then to post that crude video would be
almost impossible, no?)

Because of your strange behavior, right now I'm assuming that you've been
lying all along about seeing the SMOT run continuously for hours in OU
device mode.   I can be convinced otherwise pretty easily.  If I ever
become convinced that any OU device is real, I'll throw my support behind
it, and I suspect that the other hobbyist websites will too.

That your claimed video is not online is 99.99% convincing that you've
been lying about achiving closed-loop operation. And in science, even in
hobbyist research, once someone has told lies this large, they are no
longer trustworthy for ANYTHING.

> To that end I will provide a SMOT device and the new lossless
> measurement system at no cost.

Wrong.  The cost is very high in time wasted.  Plus the psychological or
"karmic" cost of dealing with dishonest people.

Instead, provide some high-quality documentation of your 1997 claims of
closed-loop operation, or admit that it never occurred.


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--- David Dameron <ddameron@earthlink.net> wrote:
> Hi Greg,
>
> It is accepted that gravity is a conservative field.

As it is also accepted that a magnetic field is
conservative. BUT is that really the case 100% of the
time or just what we have observed to date?

Dave, will you agree to replace David Squires as an
independent Prometheus Effect verifier? You will need
to join the PE group.

> Cyril pointed out that there are places on exit
> where there would be no magnetic force. 

Cyril's force analysis was done on the forces along
the ramp and not as the ball drops vertically. I think
the slow motion frame by frame animated GIFs of a
climb and drop that I have loaded onto the PE site (in
the Videos section) tell the story better.

> So an important factor is how much kinetic energy
> does it take to get the ball to one, not that a
> position exists.

To make the Prometheus Effect work, IMO, almost ALL
the KE must be given back to punch through the inner
(dragback / declining flux) wall of the "Blue Hole"
and exit vertically downward with little or no
dragback of the PE gained during the ramp climb. From
the frame by frame slow motion sequences it is clear
the ball almost stops (gives up almost all the ramp
gained KE) just before it slowly rotates on the exit
point and drops verticaly downward with little or no
horizontal KE. The ball does have some rotational KE
due to the exit point rotation.
 
> Are you saying that a slow magnetic gradient (on
> entrance) followed by a larger gradient on exit,
> over a shorter distance, can produce a
> non-conservative magnetic field?

If that is the case it is not clear. Maybe the
acceleration of gravity alters? I don't have the
equipment to tell but something very significant
alters.
 
> That would be very significant!

I agree. I just wish I understood what I now know
about the Prometheus Effect back in 1997 but that is
another story for another day.

Hi Dave,

What is clear is the following:

Establish 4 points:

1) Point A at the ramp entry.

2) Point B where the ball lands if it is allowed to
roll backward from Point A and drop say 50mm to a
level refernece plane.

3) Point C at the highest point of the ramp climb.

4) Point D where the ball lands if it is allowed to
transit points A to C and drop to the same level
reference plane as in point A.

What I observe is:

1) Measure the final KE as the ball transits point A
to B, without magnets (done to max KE by elimination
of the magnetic dragback which does occur under the
entry point. This same magnetic dragback at the entry
assists the balls return). Record as KE1.

2) Measure the final KE as the ball transits points A
to C to D. Record as KE2.

3) Measure the flux density at point A (with magnets
present). Record as B1.

4) Measure the flux density at point D (with magnets
present). Record as B2.

5) Observe KE2 is greater than KE1. (The ball has
gained sufficient KE to do the return journey point D
to point A against gravity)

6) Observe B1 is greater than B2. (The magnetic field
will aid the balls return from point D to point A.

Thus the measurements confirm OU capability and a very
significant alteration in what conventional theory
would predict.

Verification of these measurements and observations,
using this protocol and the measurement system I have
developed, is what I seek from those independent
verifiers who choose to do so.

Comments most welcome.


Now it's just engineering effort, time and money,
Greg

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Subject: [FG]: 1997 - 2005 the missing SMOT years
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Guys,

Several have asked and many must have wondered what
happened to the SMOT and Greg Watson from 1997 to
2005.

Simply stated I walked away from my research due to
depression which at some time was quite severe. I
turned inward, searching to understand my body and how
it works instead of taking the drugs they tried to get
me to take. I now consider myself a Naturopath and a
much healthier and stronger person.

I created a web site of what I discovered about health
and aging. The missing photo are due to the breakdown
of my 33 year marriage in 2002:

http://optimalhealth.cia.com.au/

It's now 3 years later (2005) and I have found a new
love who has inspired me to gain the strength and
again confront my OU deamons which were:

1) My inability to make a 100% solid SMOT device and
ship it to the 20 or so people who had sent me $150
Aus.

2) The very high level of inability experience by
other folks in trying to replicate and verify my
creations.

3) Infinite Energy's very negative SMOT review where
the same "It can't happen" bias that Cold Fusion is
subjected to was used against the SMOT. Conventional
theory was used to say it can't be OU. NO one actually
did any measurements.

4) My inability to deliver a device which could
deliver significant energy to a client / potential
investor.

To reverse these personally damaging past events and
to again become active in the OU community I created
the Prometheus Effect discussion group where my focus
is to ensure the underlying OU Prometheus Effect is
clearly understood, can be duplicated and measured
before I reveal any new devices I have build. The
focus is on understanding the effect and not on
building devices. 

Once the independent Prometheus Effect verifiers have
reported back their results, I will reveal photos and
a video of the toy SRRS device I'm building. 

I then trust that others, now armed with their
knowledge of the Prometheus Effect, the new
measurement system and how to tune a Prometheus Effect
exit to gain max energy delivery, reliably
replications or new designs of devices based on the
Prometheus Effect will see the light of day and start
to change the "Can't be done" mind set of the
scientific community.

One by one I then intend to repeat the process with
the other devices and the underlying OU effects I was
working on way back then.

It's good to be back and in control.


Now it's just engineering effort, time and money,
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Subject: [FG]: Searching for issue # 13/14, March - June 1997 of Infinite Energy magazine
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Hi Guys,

Do any of you have the double issue 13/14 1997 of
Infinite Energy? On pages 59 - 61 there is a review of
the SMOT titled:

The Things We Get Up To......
SMOT: Simplified Over-Unity Toy
by Christopher Tinsley

I wish to write a review on the paper and the
incorrect conclusions formed. I will then publish my
review and send a copy to Infinite Energy for their
action. Hopefully they will do the right thing,
publish my review and help to set the record straight
that the Prometheus Effect at the heart of the SMOT is
OU.

Any help would be appreciated as when I asked Jed
Rothwell for assistance I was told to "Go to Hell".
Guess he was having a bad day.


Now it's just engineering effort, time and money,
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Ok... It's driving me nuts....


Take this example.

Hold a ball several inches from the ground, then drop it.

You will note an increase in KE as the ball accelerates towards the
ground. (given)  Once the ball hits the ground the KE is converted to
acoustical energy and heat and dissipates. (given) Once the ball stops
you must lift it up to repeat the experiment. (source) In the act of
lifting the ball into position you restore its PE "potential energy". 
There is of course an energy cost to lifting the ball.

In the same way the SMOT gains its KE from the PE that is in the ball as
it is suspended in the magnetic field. This PE is likely recharged when
the operator returns the ball to the starting point.

In order to prove over unity "OU" there MUST be a roll around experiment.

ONLY then will this system be pr oven.  The ball MUST be able to return
to the starting point without external assistance. 


--- Prometheus Effect <prometheus_effect@yahoo.com.au> wrote:
> --- David Dameron <ddameron@earthlink.net> wrote:
> > Hi Greg,
> >
> > It is accepted that gravity is a conservative field.
> 


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--- Charles Ford <cjford1@swbell.net> wrote:
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> In the same way the SMOT gains its KE from the PE
> that is in the ball as it is suspended in the
> magnetic field. This PE is likely recharged when
> the operator returns the ball to the starting point.

Hi Charles,

Imagine a measurement system which can measure the
final KE (in real time) as the ball hits the ground.
We then measure the KE on a fall from entry say as
15mJ, then measure the KE on a fall from exit as say
20mJ.

To lift the ball back to the start will cost 15mJ out
of the exit balls 20mJ bank account. Assuming you do
the engineering job correctly so the return to entry
costs less than 5mJ you will get a rollaround.

The add in that the magnetic field strength at the
final exit position is less than that at the entry so
the magnetic field differential works with the ball
and will assist the return.


Now it's just engineering effort, time and money,
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Exactly...  Except that you don't know how much it takes to get to the
starting point.  Therefore; a roll around is the only true test. 

 
--- Prometheus Effect <prometheus_effect@yahoo.com.au> wrote:
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> Hi Charles,
> 
> Imagine a measurement system which can measure the
> final KE (in real time) as the ball hits the ground.
> We then measure the KE on a fall from entry say as
> 15mJ, then measure the KE on a fall from exit as say
> 20mJ.
> 
> To lift the ball back to the start will cost 15mJ out
> of the exit balls 20mJ bank account. Assuming you do
> the engineering job correctly so the return to entry
> costs less than 5mJ you will get a rollaround.
> 


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--- Charles Ford <cjford1@swbell.net> wrote:
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> Exactly...  Except that you don't know how much it
> takes to get to the starting point.  Therefore; a
> roll around is the only true test. 

Hi Charles,

In the first step you measured the energy KE
requirements of the vertical return path as the
reverse of the Point A to Point B vertical drop
measured KE.

Then from magnetic theory we can calc the energy
gained moving from a lower B flux density at point D
to a higher B flux density at point A. This gain
reduces the required KE for the lift.

To me a roll around is a device and not a measurement
system to understand the dynamics behind the device.
Without a good understand of the dynamics and a tool
to do the measurements you are going back 8 years and
doing a lot of guessing and trial and error. We all
know where that got us!

What I seek is a group of folks who will take the SMOT
device, the new measurement system, verify / report
back the results are as expected and then move on as a
group to replicate the SRRS. I don't feel the SRRS can
be replicated without going down the learning curve of
first understanding the Prometheus Effect, learning
how to design and tune a SMOT device to deliver the
max OU KE. From that building working OU devices based
on the Prometheus Effect is just engineering effort,
time and money.

All the best,
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Hey sorry to interrupt your conversation. I was just wondering. The first time I have seen the devise with two magnets and a steel ball well the first thing that came to my mind is to close circuit it. Now am I only one to think about this idea or someone actually have tired this? I mean this is the first thing that comes to mind probably in every person and what no one tried? Or am I missing here something?

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Subject: [FG]: Re: How do transformers really work?

> 
> Here are a couple of links related to "How does a transformer work?"...
> 
>     http://www.aelgroup.co.uk/hb/hb007.htm (Good)
>     http://www.physlink.com/Education/askexperts/ae427.cfm (Better)
>     http://www.eatonelectrical.com/unsecure/html/101basics/Module04/Output/
> (Best)
> 
> It also helps to understand that a magnetic field encompasses a wire when
> current is present. By increasing the number of wires where the current and
> direction of wire are similar (i.e. in a coil) you concentrate the magnetic
> field that is produced. By inserting a ferrous material into the core of the
> coil, you further concentrate the magnetic field. A transformer is two or
> more coils that share a common core. Also, a well-built transformer will
> have (almost) a 1:1 power conversion factor.
> 
> Regards,
> Don Bangert
> 
> ----- Original Message ----- 
> From: "dean" <dean2@hotkey.net.au>
> To: <freenrg-l@eskimo.com>
> Sent: Friday, April 15, 2005 9:32 PM
> Subject: [FG]: How do transformers really work?
> 
> 
> > Hi all,
> >
> > Can anyone here tell me how a transformer really works.  If the flux that
> > links the secondary varies only within (inside) the core, it cannot
> actually
> > "cut" the secondary winding.  It, then, doesn't come anywhere near the
> > seconday.  If, though, the flux rises and falls through the hole in the
> > middle, then this is leakage flux, and as much as possible is done to
> > minimise this.  So if there is no flux actually cutting the winding... it
> is
> > all in the core..., then, according to the way I learnt it, nothing can be
> > induced in the secondary.
> >
> > It seems I do not know much about this stuff called "magnetism" after all!
> >
> > Something similar applies to current transformers (CT's).  The CT
> principle
> > applies to most tong ammeters.  How come it does not matter where abouts
> the
> > cable runs in the hole... how close to the steel it runs, or how far away
> > from the steel (closest to the centre)... the current value measured is
> the
> > same.  But if the flux is strongest closest to the cable, then the value
> > read should vary.  I have a sneaking suspicion that even if the CT was 10
> or
> > 100mtrs diameter, it would still read the same.  This effect over a
> distance
> > seems to have little to do with the magnetic field.  In the words of one
> > auspcious gentleman, why is it so?
> >
> > Cheers,
> > Ralph
> >
> 

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On Sun, 1 May 2005, Prometheus Effect wrote:

> I don't have the documentation you require but the event did occur. If I
> can show you the SMOT (same design as in 1997) is OU, then why can't you
> believe I did what I claimed back then?

It's because you're controlling information, playing some sort of "chess
game."  You're avoiding certain topics: topics that center on possible
lies of yours, and topics that would lead any of us to verifying any of
your 1997 statements.

This looks just like "coverup."  It's not just the missing documentation,
that's dishonest.  You claimed to have more than just documentation.
Have you also "forgotten"  the names of all the friends and associates who
you said were eyewitnesses to the closed-loop SMOT operation?  You didn't
give us their contact info in 1997 and you aren't instantly supplying even
one name now.

This speaks volumes.



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On Sun, 1 May 2005, Prometheus Effect wrote:
> If I can show you the SMOT (same design as in 1997) is OU, then why
> can't you believe I did what I claimed back then?


On second thought, I no longer play this kind of "game."  You're free to
play the persecuted martyr card instead.


You're banned from vortex-L and freenrg-L as of right now.   Why?  Figure
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Hey guys how's everyone is doing. Good? Bad? Ugly? Oh well sorry to hear that. Now here is why I am writing. I was just thinking here. Let us say we take a sine function and graph it. What do we get? Amplitude is one and period is two pie. What about cosine graph well ninety degrees out of phase. Seems all straight forward here. What about tan graph. Well well well. Amplitude goes out into infinity!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Interesting isn't it. Looks like if we use our generator we can generate one volt of sine graph, however what if we use some alien generator to produce tan function does this mean we can get any amount of energy that we need? Looks like it. Ok nice thought but what if this is a basic wave of free energy. The Tesla's description of Free energy generator had been quite simple and not big at all. So what would be practical way to create such generator. Here is one idea. Create a wave form like out of tan function  and pump it in to primary of a trans. Possibly wind a secondary and see what you get. Hey just a thought tell me what you think of it.

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Dear Freenrg,
I have some data for the TEC project. After a number of years of project
mismanagement and the sacking of a supervisor, I have a new supervisory team
who told me I was trying to do too much at once. Terrible problems were
encountered with power electronics and so forth in the quest for a device
that was over-unity. The new team told me to break the project up and so I
came up with the following scalable experiments, each of which proves the
thesis, however the latter experiments are obviously more gratifying:

1) Independent flux concept.
2) Cooling of an isolated reservoir.
3) Excess power generation.

On 1) 
If you read the papers is the link below (go to the thermo-electric link),
specifically 'ERA2005', 'ERA2004' and appendicii of the first two papers you
will see what we mean by the independent flux concept. We have two terms in
an energy equation, one is just the field energy the other is dipole work.
The latter term is limitless and represents energy external to the
electrical system entering it. **This term will be the heat conversion to
electricity.**

The data shown in the slides for ERA2005 13, 14 and 15 show the term acting
as a stiff voltage source so the decay rate is not affected. When there is
no ferrofluid in the core, the flux is just dependent, energy is constant
and hence loading affects the decay rate.

**So there is no doubt about it the effect occurs.**

We shall do more experiments and present this more formally with full kit
and materials. Discussion with supervisors and others say some might find
this a little subtle and we should wait until the second experiment before
submitting to mainstream journals (avoid doing a P+F and condemn it to
crankdom! Extraordinary claims, extraordinary evidence.)

On 2) 
We are beginning to design for this. We will aim for unequivocal cooling not
some talking shop statistical analysis.

On 3) 
A comparative easy step on from 2. Small amounts of power from heat being
converted to electricity is already occurring in (1) but not enough to break
even though.


The other stuff on the website (propulsion and signalling) I am thinking
about and will put material hopefully by the end of year. I think the third
project is practically easier than the second but I am beginning to have
good theoretical ideas for a mechanism based on real phenomena (not ZPE). I
always work on the basis that, if a phenomenon exists follow the
consequences no matter how weird. I won't discuss these projects until I
have composed my thoughts into some coherent paper. They need more work.
.......................................
Website
http://luna.bton.ac.uk/~roc1
.......................................

Excuse me if I don't stick around, I respect your forum but find it a little
too 'nerd-macho' sometimes (especially vortex) and I don't suffer the sort.
Regards,
Remi.

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<b><span style=3D'font-weight:bold'>Sent:</span></b> Monday, June 27, =
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<b><span style=3D'font-weight:bold'>Subject:</span></b> [FG]: =
&quot;CODEX&quot;
THREATENS THE ENTIRE NATURAL SOVEREIGN WORLD!&quot;CODEX&quot; THREATENS =
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I had a look - it is some weird conspiracy theory.

Darryl

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  Would you please tell me what this is before I open it?

  =20

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To all concerned:

On or after the middle of March, 2005 someone hacked into my email accout at
Yahoo and changed my password and the basic account information, such as my
zip code.  This has completely locked me out of my prior email server, but
perhaps not the hacker.  Therefore, please be advised to disregard any and
all messages from my name at yahoo.com after that time.  Also, if anyone has
sent me a message since that time, please resubmit it to me at
jerryvolland@inbox.com.

My attempts to contact Yahoo in an effort to resolve this situation have
been completely ignored on their end.  Of course, this doesn't mean that my
"natural sovereignty" has been threatened, as a member of the native species
which has been given dominion over the Earth - it just means that the bunch
at Yahoo are a bunch of Yayhoos.

JV
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Hi, everyone.

When the energy saving frourescent light bulbs came out, I decided to try
them, especially since the 99 cent store had them for two for a dollar.
Being an electrician, it was an easy matter to rig up a socket on the end of
an extension cord so I could hang the light whereever I wanted it, which
worked fine untill it was accidentally broken.  At that time, curriosity got
the best of me and I dediced to open the base and see what kind of ballast
the bulbs use.  To my surprise, I found a complex electronic circuit which
looks like it incorporates pulse forming techniques with 180 degree phased
outputs.  Subsequent investigation has shown that different brands use
different circuits, some of which are quite complex.

At any rate, for a dollar, the bulb can be discarded in favor of using the
circuit(s) for other experimental applications.  One thing I've noticed is
that when I jiggle the extension cord's plug in the sloppy recept on the old
drop light while I'm plugging the flourescent bulb in, the contact will arc,
sending a red spark out about 5/16" with a tiny red ball on the end.  The
fact that the spark goes a certain distance and stops indicates a
longitudinal effect, especially since the length of the spark is far greater
than that which would be produced at the 120 Volts AC.  This effect is
completely and consistently reproducible as long as there is enough slop in
the recept to allow some overlap with the plug before jiggling makes and
breaks contact. (This reminds me that someone said that the Tunguska event
could also have been a free energy effect caused by three ball lightnings
coming together, although he didn't mention anything about the required
angles or varying sizes.)

Using the bulb itself with an interruptor, it should be possible to send the
ready made scalar energy through an additional series component.

JV

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On Wed, 20 Jul 2005, Jerry Volland wrote:

> 
> My attempts to contact Yahoo in an effort to resolve this situation have
> been completely ignored on their end.  Of course, this doesn't mean that my
> "natural sovereignty" has been threatened, as a member of the native species
> which has been given dominion over the Earth - it just means that the bunch
> at Yahoo are a bunch of Yayhoos.
> 

At least they're not Houyhnhnms!  :-)

Zack

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Hi Jerry:

Here is a little info on the case and purpose of the circuit.

Gas tubes run on current.  To provide current within the operational
limits of the tube one must limit the current. A gas tube when allowed to
draw as much current as it wants will simply draw more and more until it
blows your fuses or blows up. (which ever comes first) This limiting is
usually done with a bridge suspended limiting circuit (high speed
switcher) connected in series with the gas tube.  (this takes place of
the series inductor in a conventional gas lamp)

After ensuring that your tube will not blow up, you still have to start
it.  This is typically done by applying a "start boost" to the tube,  In
a conventional florescent tube a filament is used to avail the gas before
the run current is applied (thus shorting the initial arc distance). 
With a compact bulb a boost voltage will be applied to the tube to kick
start the lamp (usually about 700V)  There are many different methods of
applying the start boost.

The start boost explains the extended complexity of the system.



--- Jerry Volland <jerryvolland@inbox.com> wrote:

> Hi, everyone.
> 
> When the energy saving frourescent light bulbs came out, I decided to
> try
> them, especially since the 99 cent store had them for two for a dollar.
> Being an electrician, it was an easy matter to rig up a socket on the
> end of
> an extension cord so I could hang the light whereever I wanted it,
> which
> worked fine untill it was accidentally broken.  At that time,
> curriosity got
> the best of me and I dediced to open the base and see what kind of
> ballast
> the bulbs use.  To my surprise, I found a complex electronic circuit
> which
> looks like it incorporates pulse forming techniques with 180 degree
> phased
> outputs.  Subsequent investigation has shown that different brands use
> different circuits, some of which are quite complex.
> 
> At any rate, for a dollar, the bulb can be discarded in favor of using
> the
> circuit(s) for other experimental applications.  One thing I've noticed
> is
> that when I jiggle the extension cord's plug in the sloppy recept on
> the old
> drop light while I'm plugging the flourescent bulb in, the contact will
> arc,
> sending a red spark out about 5/16" with a tiny red ball on the end. 
> The
> fact that the spark goes a certain distance and stops indicates a
> longitudinal effect, especially since the length of the spark is far
> greater
> than that which would be produced at the 120 Volts AC.  This effect is
> completely and consistently reproducible as long as there is enough
> slop in
> the recept to allow some overlap with the plug before jiggling makes
> and
> breaks contact. (This reminds me that someone said that the Tunguska
> event
> could also have been a free energy effect caused by three ball
> lightnings
> coming together, although he didn't mention anything about the required
> angles or varying sizes.)
> 
> Using the bulb itself with an interruptor, it should be possible to
> send the
> ready made scalar energy through an additional series component.
> 
> JV
> 
> 


Charles Ford
KC5-OWZ
cjford1@yahoo.com
cjford1@swbell.net 

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Hi, Charlie.

Thanks for the additional info.  I'm wondering if this higher voltage would
also appear at the line voltage input?

And, since the variable capacitance of the plug in the sloppy recept
projects the longitudinal spark with the little ball, do you think the
circuit could be scaled up with bigger caps and a much lower frequency to
produce a larger BL?
As it is, it looks like something out of Star Trek Voyager, in which two of
the little red balls are accelerated to collide at a 90 degree angle,
sending the composite energy out a much greater distance than the usual near
field distance limitation associated with longitudinal effects.

Regards,

Jerry

> -----Original Message-----
> From: cjford1@swbell.net
> Sent: Wed, 20 Jul 2005 10:34:43 -0700 (PDT)
> To: freenrg-l@eskimo.com
> Subject: Re: [FG]: Scalar Light Bulb
>
> Hi Jerry:
>
> Here is a little info on the case and purpose of the circuit.
>
> Gas tubes run on current.  To provide current within the operational
> limits of the tube one must limit the current. A gas tube when allowed to
> draw as much current as it wants will simply draw more and more until it
> blows your fuses or blows up. (which ever comes first) This limiting is
> usually done with a bridge suspended limiting circuit (high speed
> switcher) connected in series with the gas tube.  (this takes place of
> the series inductor in a conventional gas lamp)
>
> After ensuring that your tube will not blow up, you still have to start
> it.  This is typically done by applying a "start boost" to the tube,  In
> a conventional florescent tube a filament is used to avail the gas before
> the run current is applied (thus shorting the initial arc distance).
> With a compact bulb a boost voltage will be applied to the tube to kick
> start the lamp (usually about 700V)  There are many different methods of
> applying the start boost.
>
> The start boost explains the extended complexity of the system.
>
>
>
> --- Jerry Volland <jerryvolland@inbox.com> wrote:
>
> > Hi, everyone.
> >
> > When the energy saving frourescent light bulbs came out, I decided to
> > try
> > them, especially since the 99 cent store had them for two for a dollar.
> > Being an electrician, it was an easy matter to rig up a socket on the
> > end of
> > an extension cord so I could hang the light whereever I wanted it,
> > which
> > worked fine untill it was accidentally broken.  At that time,
> > curriosity got
> > the best of me and I dediced to open the base and see what kind of
> > ballast
> > the bulbs use.  To my surprise, I found a complex electronic circuit
> > which
> > looks like it incorporates pulse forming techniques with 180 degree
> > phased
> > outputs.  Subsequent investigation has shown that different brands use
> > different circuits, some of which are quite complex.
> >
> > At any rate, for a dollar, the bulb can be discarded in favor of using
> > the
> > circuit(s) for other experimental applications.  One thing I've noticed
> > is
> > that when I jiggle the extension cord's plug in the sloppy recept on
> > the old
> > drop light while I'm plugging the flourescent bulb in, the contact will
> > arc,
> > sending a red spark out about 5/16" with a tiny red ball on the end.
> > The
> > fact that the spark goes a certain distance and stops indicates a
> > longitudinal effect, especially since the length of the spark is far
> > greater
> > than that which would be produced at the 120 Volts AC.  This effect is
> > completely and consistently reproducible as long as there is enough
> > slop in
> > the recept to allow some overlap with the plug before jiggling makes
> > and
> > breaks contact. (This reminds me that someone said that the Tunguska
> > event
> > could also have been a free energy effect caused by three ball
> > lightnings
> > coming together, although he didn't mention anything about the required
> > angles or varying sizes.)
> >
> > Using the bulb itself with an interruptor, it should be possible to
> > send the
> > ready made scalar energy through an additional series component.
> >
> > JV
> >
> >
>
>
> Charles Ford
> KC5-OWZ
> cjford1@yahoo.com
> cjford1@swbell.net
>
> To be absolutely sure you make it past the "SpamGuard" you can simply
> include my ham-radio callsign (above) somewhere in the message body.  I
> have a filter set.

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--- Jerry Volland <jerryvolland@inbox.com> wrote:

> Hi, Charlie.
> 
> Thanks for the additional info.  I'm wondering if this higher voltage
> would
> also appear at the line voltage input?

This would be downstreem only (on the bulb side) However; I have seen
some real crap designs out ther. You might also be able to see a surge
current at the line side durring the start cycle. 



Charles Ford
KC5-OWZ
cjford1@yahoo.com
cjford1@swbell.net 

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	I have some 40W fluorescent lamps with broken filaments. Is there
some circuit to start and use these lamps?

	Thanks.
	Mark Jordan
	PY3SS


On 20 Jul 2005 at 14:42, Charles Ford wrote:

> 
> 
> --- Jerry Volland <jerryvolland@inbox.com> wrote:
> 
> > Hi, Charlie.
> > 
> > Thanks for the additional info.  I'm wondering if this higher voltage
> > would
> > also appear at the line voltage input?
> 
> This would be downstreem only (on the bulb side) However; I have seen
> some real crap designs out ther. You might also be able to see a surge
> current at the line side durring the start cycle. 
> 
> 
> 
> Charles Ford
> KC5-OWZ
> cjford1@yahoo.com
> cjford1@swbell.net 
> 
> To be absolutely sure you make it past the "SpamGuard" you can simply include my
> ham-radio callsign (above) somewhere in the message body.  I have a filter set.
> 
> 



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Florescent tubes use a hot cathode.  You may be able to start the lamp by
shocking it with a barbaque grill starter.  They may run after they are
started but will stop the moment power is interupted and will require
starting again. Alas the smoothe and easy use is gone forever.

I have noticed that the Chinese 20000 mcd UltraWhite LEDs are avaliable
at close to $0.80 ea.
  

--- Mark Jordan <mark@cpovo.net> wrote:

> 
> 	I have some 40W fluorescent lamps with broken filaments. Is there
> some circuit to start and use these lamps?
> 
> 	Thanks.
> 	Mark Jordan
> 	PY3SS
> 
> 
> On 20 Jul 2005 at 14:42, Charles Ford wrote:
> 
> > 
> > 
> > --- Jerry Volland <jerryvolland@inbox.com> wrote:
> > 
> > > Hi, Charlie.
> > > 
> > > Thanks for the additional info.  I'm wondering if this higher
> voltage
> > > would
> > > also appear at the line voltage input?
> > 
> > This would be downstreem only (on the bulb side) However; I have seen
> > some real crap designs out ther. You might also be able to see a
> surge
> > current at the line side durring the start cycle. 
> > 
> > 
> > 
> > Charles Ford
> > KC5-OWZ
> > cjford1@yahoo.com
> > cjford1@swbell.net 
> > 
> > To be absolutely sure you make it past the "SpamGuard" you can simply
> include my
> > ham-radio callsign (above) somewhere in the message body.  I have a
> filter set.
> > 
> > 
> 
> 
> 
> 


Charles Ford
KC5-OWZ
cjford1@yahoo.com
cjford1@swbell.net 

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Hmmm...  Has anybody EVER talked to someone at YaHoO ??
 Ya-know...  I mean an actual member of the native species  ??
   Working at YaHoO?



--- Zack Widup <w9sz@prairienet.org> wrote:

> On Wed, 20 Jul 2005, Jerry Volland wrote:
> 
> > 
> > My attempts to contact Yahoo in an effort to resolve this situation
> have
> > been completely ignored on their end.  Of course, this doesn't mean
> that my
> > "natural sovereignty" has been threatened, as a member of the native
> species
> > which has been given dominion over the Earth - it just means that the
> bunch
> > at Yahoo are a bunch of Yayhoos.
> > 
> 
> At least they're not Houyhnhnms!  :-)
> 
> Zack
> 
> 


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Hi, Mark.

You might also be interested in knowing about the Imris' circuit (patent
no.3,781,601).

:  An optical generator of an electrostatic field at light frequencies for
use in an electrical circuit, said generator having a pair of spaced apart
electrodes in a gas-filled tube of quartz glass or similar material with at
least one condenser cap or plate adjacent one :electrode and a
dielectric-filled container enclosing the tube, the generator substantially
increasing the electrical efficiency of the electrical circuit.
. . .
:  an optical electrostatic generator which is effective for producing high
frequencies in the visible light range of about 10^14 to 10^23 Hz.
. . .
:  the present optical electrostatic generator does not perform in
accordance with the accepted norms and standards of ordinary electromagnetic
frequencies.
. . .
:  The device can be used in a flourescent lighting circuit, with motors,
flash lamps, high speed controls, laser beams, high energy pulses,
electrostatic particle precipitation, chemical synthesis (such as ozone
generation), and charging means for high voltage generators of the
VandeGraph type, as well as particle accelerators.
. . .
:  The device removes the component of electricity which produces heat.

For flourescent lighting, Imris shorted the pins on the ends of the tubes,
indicating that the filaments are not used, or necessary.

At higher pressures, the device becomes Over Unity.  For instance, with a
Xenon filled tube at 5,000 torr in a series circuit with 100 40 Watt
flouresent lamps (with a single wire going to each end of each lamp), the
optical generator pulls 332 Watts, with each lamp pulling 9 tenths Watt (at
5 Volts) for 3,200 lumens output (8.8 Watts) per tube - giving a total for
the circuit of 880 Watts output for 442 Watts input.

As far as the compact flourescents - what I call the Scalar light bulb - I
know someone who is using the circuits to power normal flourescent lamps, so
you might try one of the circuits with a burned out tube.  If the voltage
pulse it puts out can jump the break in your filament, it might still work.
If not, try reversing the tube, on the chance that only one filament is bad,
in case the two outputs of the circuit are different.  If all else fails,
try putting an interruptor in the AC line going to the circuit.

Regards,

Jerry

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>
>
> 	I have some 40W fluorescent lamps with broken filaments. Is there
> some circuit to start and use these lamps?
>
> 	Thanks.
> 	Mark Jordan
> 	PY3SS

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Good point! - JV

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> Hmmm...  Has anybody EVER talked to someone at YaHoO ??
>  Ya-know...  I mean an actual member of the native species  ??
>    Working at YaHoO?
>
>
>
> --- Zack Widup <w9sz@prairienet.org> wrote:
>
> > On Wed, 20 Jul 2005, Jerry Volland wrote:
> >
> > >
> > > My attempts to contact Yahoo in an effort to resolve this situation
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> > > been completely ignored on their end.  Of course, this doesn't mean
> > that my
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> > species
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> > > at Yahoo are a bunch of Yayhoos.
> > >
> >
> > At least they're not Houyhnhnms!  :-)
> >
> > Zack
> >
> >
>
>
> Charles Ford
> KC5-OWZ
> cjford1@yahoo.com
> cjford1@swbell.net
>
> To be absolutely sure you make it past the "SpamGuard" you can simply
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On 21 Jul 2005 at 13:31, Jerry Volland wrote:

> You might also be interested in knowing about the Imris' circuit (patent
> no.3,781,601).

	That is a very interesting patent! Thanks. 


> As far as the compact flourescents - what I call the Scalar light bulb - I
> know someone who is using the circuits to power normal flourescent lamps, so you
> might try one of the circuits with a burned out tube.  If the voltage pulse it
> puts out can jump the break in your filament, it might still work. If not, try
> reversing the tube, on the chance that only one filament is bad, in case the two
> outputs of the circuit are different.  If all else fails, try putting an
> interruptor in the AC line going to the circuit.

	I did some homework and found these links:

	http://repairfaq.ece.drexel.edu/sam/jshidbal.htm
	http://www.discovercircuits.com/F/fluor-lamp.htm
	http://www.aaroncake.net/circuits/40wflamp.htm
	http://www.aaroncake.net/circuits/flampdrv.htm

	Now is the time to get the good old Weller...
	Mark Jordan


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On 21 Jul 2005 at 13:31, Jerry Volland wrote:

> Hi, Mark.
> 
> You might also be interested in knowing about the Imris' circuit (patent
> no.3,781,601).

[...]

> At higher pressures, the device becomes Over Unity.  For instance, with a
> Xenon filled tube at 5,000 torr in a series circuit with 100 40 Watt
> flouresent lamps (with a single wire going to each end of each lamp), the
> optical generator pulls 332 Watts, with each lamp pulling 9 tenths Watt (at 5
> Volts) for 3,200 lumens output (8.8 Watts) per tube - giving a total for the
> circuit of 880 Watts output for 442 Watts input.

	The example given in the patent description is VERY similar to one 
of those 8W fluorescent tubes!   And the construction is very simple.

	I'm looking to one 8W tube laying on my desk for months...
	Have to wrap some aluminiun foil on it an do some experiments.

	Mark


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Hey Mark!

I'm glad you found a really easy approach right off.

A large brake fluid can should work for the outter cylinder, but I don't
know how well the brake fluid would work for the dielectric - you might have
to use mineral oil.  As I understand it, it has to have the dielectric or it
won't work.  Also, for the highest frequencies, it's essential to use
triangular foil tubes, but it will still generate longitudinal signals with
foil bands.  The frequency can be as low as you want, depending upon the
resonance of a tank circuit you hook to it.

P,S.:  Thanks for the other tube links.

Regards,

Jerry

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> 	The example given in the patent description is VERY similar to one
> of those 8W fluorescent tubes!   And the construction is very simple.
>
> 	I'm looking to one 8W tube laying on my desk for months...
> 	Have to wrap some aluminiun foil on it an do some experiments.
>
> 	Mark

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Since I'm getting these postings at my office, I thought I would give my
input. I subscribe to the Pure Energy Systems discussion groups and am
an experimenter myself. What is this project you're working on?
Incidentally, brake fluid is nothing more than mineral oil with coloring
in it.

Howard


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Sent: Friday, July 22, 2005 9:29 AM
To: freenrg-l@eskimo.com
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Hey Mark!

I'm glad you found a really easy approach right off.

A large brake fluid can should work for the outter cylinder, but I don't
know how well the brake fluid would work for the dielectric - you might
have
to use mineral oil.  As I understand it, it has to have the dielectric
or it
won't work.  Also, for the highest frequencies, it's essential to use
triangular foil tubes, but it will still generate longitudinal signals
with
foil bands.  The frequency can be as low as you want, depending upon the
resonance of a tank circuit you hook to it.

P,S.:  Thanks for the other tube links.

Regards,

Jerry

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>

> 	The example given in the patent description is VERY similar to
one
> of those 8W fluorescent tubes!   And the construction is very simple.
>
> 	I'm looking to one 8W tube laying on my desk for months...
> 	Have to wrap some aluminiun foil on it an do some experiments.
>
> 	Mark




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	We are talking about the Pavel Imris patent:

	http://tinyurl.com/9fc9f


On 22 Jul 2005 at 11:06, Howard Malone wrote:

> Since I'm getting these postings at my office, I thought I would give my
> input. I subscribe to the Pure Energy Systems discussion groups and am
> an experimenter myself. What is this project you're working on?
> Incidentally, brake fluid is nothing more than mineral oil with coloring
> in it.
> 
> Howard
> 
> 
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Jerry Volland [mailto:jerryvolland@inbox.com] 
> Sent: Friday, July 22, 2005 9:29 AM
> To: freenrg-l@eskimo.com
> Subject: Re: [FG]:Imris Patent
> 
> Hey Mark!
> 
> I'm glad you found a really easy approach right off.
> 
> A large brake fluid can should work for the outter cylinder, but I don't
> know how well the brake fluid would work for the dielectric - you might
> have
> to use mineral oil.  As I understand it, it has to have the dielectric
> or it
> won't work.  Also, for the highest frequencies, it's essential to use
> triangular foil tubes, but it will still generate longitudinal signals
> with
> foil bands.  The frequency can be as low as you want, depending upon the
> resonance of a tank circuit you hook to it.
> 
> P,S.:  Thanks for the other tube links.
> 
> Regards,
> 
> Jerry
> 
> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: mark@cpovo.net
> > Sent: Fri, 22 Jul 2005 10:48:28 -0300
> > To: freenrg-l@eskimo.com
> > Subject: Re: [FG]:Imris Patent
> >
> 
> > 	The example given in the patent description is VERY similar to
> one
> > of those 8W fluorescent tubes!   And the construction is very simple.
> >
> > 	I'm looking to one 8W tube laying on my desk for months...
> > 	Have to wrap some aluminiun foil on it an do some experiments.
> >
> > 	Mark
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 



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Generator Background

It's long been recognized that ever since Nicola Tesla did most of his
demonstrations and T.T. Brown made some discoveries that longitudinal energy
has properties and effects that are important in some areas.  So it's only
natural for us to find out around 1930 that a high voltage mercury arc
produces longitudinal energy, without the big rf resonance coils, as long as
the pool of mercury is in the bottom of a closed metal can.  (Which is
grounded.)  The spark electrode is closer to one side of the can, allowing
all frequencies to reverberate and be detected.  The radiant energy which
goes through the metal of the can is difracted and always turns
perpendicular to the surface.  This produces a mandala pattern with a
gradient of its own, surrounding 1/2 of the can's perrimeter.

But the mercury spark generator is only about one percent efficient, so
Pavel Imris eventually figured out how to make a longitudinal generator
which is overly efficient, and it is good.  (It wasn't until after he
managed to move to this country that he was able to develope it.)

It's almost certain that the tube's operation also converts dark field
energy, to the extent that the dark field is present, into output power.
The dark field is produced when radiant energy collides head on with normal
light, which usually happens above a surface, with the radiant energy
photons flinging through the surface.  The whole secret is that his tube
converts the transformer's power into Cold Electricity.

He started off with a mercury vapor bulb for yardlights - without the quartz
tube's outer glass bulb component.  I've seen tubes pressurized at 5,000 and
the quartz glass tube is 3/8 inch thick  And heavy.  Lightbulbs Unlimited in
San Diego sells EVERY bulb and if they don't have it, they'll get it.  It'd
probablly be at least around the $200 to $700 range for a six inch tube.

The nice thing about breaking out of the symetry of unity of a wavelength
which is 1/4 wave thick is that the longer flourescent tube can produce
traveling energy wave bands, at some frequencies, giving us the chance to
produce Chernetski's Self Generating Discharge and the PlasmaTron's
unlimited Specific Impulse.

JV

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Does anyone have any specs or other information about the 1N29B diode made
by Sylvania?

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Hi, Mark.

Your 8 Watt tube idea seems like a good place to start with your Imris
circuit.  Once you get the cup capacitors attatched, put a sandwich bag
around it for the dielectric and center it in a beer can.  The cup
capacitors only have to connect to one pin on each end.

To wire it up, place the little frourescent tube in its normal circuit, but
also extend an additional wire on each end, from the pins that the cups are
fastened to.  These extra wires are connected to 10 or 12 nine Volt
batteries plugged together in series, and these batteries can also be in
series with a 40 Watt tube, for testing, or the batteries can be in series
with some other device or component.

The Hiddink patent (#4,096,162) shows the basic capacity changer circuit to
use for charging a Van de Graff type ball electrode.

If you're going to switch the battery circuit, connect the positive to one
end of your 8 Watt tube and connect the battery's negative lead to an
inductance such as one coil in a small transformer, with the other end of
the inductance going to the switch.  Then connect the interruptor switch's
output to the other wire at that end of your tube.  The 40 Watt tube will
then go in this last part of the series circuit, with the switch and the
small coil. http://www.escribe.com/science/freenrg/m17742

This is the basic circuit as I understand it, without having done the
charging test.  Let me know what you think about it, or at least what you
come up with in your experiments or ideas.

Regards,

Jerry
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: mark@cpovo.net
> Sent: Fri, 22 Jul 2005 10:48:28 -0300
> To: freenrg-l@eskimo.com
> Subject: Re: [FG]:Imris Patent
>
> On 21 Jul 2005 at 13:31, Jerry Volland wrote:
>
> > Hi, Mark.
> >
> > You might also be interested in knowing about the Imris' circuit
> (patent
> > no.3,781,601).
>
> [...]
>
> > At higher pressures, the device becomes Over Unity.  For instance, with
> a
> > Xenon filled tube at 5,000 torr in a series circuit with 100 40 Watt
> > flouresent lamps (with a single wire going to each end of each lamp),
> the
> > optical generator pulls 332 Watts, with each lamp pulling 9 tenths Watt
> (at 5
> > Volts) for 3,200 lumens output (8.8 Watts) per tube - giving a total
> for the
> > circuit of 880 Watts output for 442 Watts input.
>
> 	The example given in the patent description is VERY similar to one
> of those 8W fluorescent tubes!   And the construction is very simple.
>
> 	I'm looking to one 8W tube laying on my desk for months...
> 	Have to wrap some aluminiun foil on it an do some experiments.
>
> 	Mark

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>From: "ali azizi" <gh_azizi@hotmail.com>
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>Subject: [FG]: New Machine(Mashan)
>Date: Wed, 09 Jan 2002 07:40:16 +0000
>
>IN THE NAME OF GOD
>
>Mashan`s   Machine is based on earth gravity.
>We should neutralize the earth gravity at the half of cylinder.
>It makes a torque around the center of cylinder and causes the generation 
>of
>energy and motion.
>
>The mass of cylinder is m:
>
>
>                   Effective mass at rotation is m/2:
>
>
>
>
>M= mr G 2/3
>    F =G m/2
>
>
>
>Rotary speed of Cylinder:
>
>  W=
>        Power of rotary motion:
>
>                                                          P=2/3 mr G
>
>
>
>                   These equations are just some part of equations of
>dynamic no magnetic.
>                    Magnetic field isn"t use in this system and the whole
>force are natural.
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
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Could you give us an example of the machiene?

A like, or drawing or something?

Gravity and gravity shielding does not free energy make.


--- ali azizi <gh_azizi@hotmail.com> wrote:

> 
> 
> 
> >From: "ali azizi" <gh_azizi@hotmail.com>
> >Reply-To: freenrg-l@eskimo.com
> >To: freenrg-l@eskimo.com
> >Subject: [FG]: New Machine(Mashan)
> >Date: Wed, 09 Jan 2002 07:40:16 +0000
> >
> >IN THE NAME OF GOD
> >
> >Mashan`s   Machine is based on earth gravity.
> >We should neutralize the earth gravity at the half of cylinder.
> >It makes a torque around the center of cylinder and causes the
> generation 
> >of
> >energy and motion.
> >
> >The mass of cylinder is m:
> >
> >
> >                   Effective mass at rotation is m/2:
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >M= mr G 2/3
> >    F =G m/2
> >
> >
> >
> >Rotary speed of Cylinder:
> >
> >  W=
> >        Power of rotary motion:
> >
> >                                                          P=2/3 mr G
> >
> >
> >
> >                   These equations are just some part of equations of
> >dynamic no magnetic.
> >                    Magnetic field isn"t use in this system and the
> whole
> >force are natural.
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >With best regard
> >A. AZIZI
> >
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To whom it my concern !
I recived your Email . I appreciare for your message that it was my Email 
erspons .
I would like to underline some notices :
- the machine that I have invented is  "Mashan" . That is the kind of 
"preptum - mobil" set .
- this machine has input output ports .
- its central section , could be controlled and used for useful act , and 
convertto kind of preptum energy .
- I can show "mashan" to you , with suitable conditions ; you can see its 
ualities and properties , and specialities .
- I woud Like to cooperate you on suitable conditions That’s main is
- If "mashan" would be effectived , you help me for Domaining and invert 
institutioning , in any international institutions and protection of 
adventages and monetary agreement by the way , I appreciate all of my 
friends that Email me amony this age , and then I apologize of then because 
it isn't possible Email to all .

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Dear carol
hi
im azizi , im sick in last month beacuse of i dont answer your email.
im working on subject that if we mixe it whit magnetic ,it is suitable
for turbo fan motors .
i hope u help me.
(i dont write english very well ,excuse me)
whit best regard
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IN THE NAME OF GOD

Mashan`s   Machine is based on earth gravity.
We should neutralize the earth gravity at the half of cylinder.
It makes a torque around the center of cylinder and causes the generation of
energy and motion.

The mass of cylinder is m:


                  Effective mass at rotation is m/2:




M= mr G 2/3
   F =G m/2



Rotary speed of Cylinder:

W=
       Power of rotary motion:

                                                         P=2/3 mr G



                  These equations are just some part of equations of
dynamic no magnetic.
                   Magnetic field isn"t use in this system and the whole
force are natural.







With best regard
A. AZIZI

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Hello Ali,

I'm building a machine myself. I am very interested to know more about
your machine and how I could help you.

Please, show me "Mashan".

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Hi!

I guess this *new* machine was already very well documented a long time ago
;-)

There is an article named "How to extract energy directly from a
gravitational field" from Fran de Aquino that used to be on his website:
http://users.elo.com.br/~deaquino/

The article is not there anymore, but you can still find a lot a information
about it in Google...

http://www.google.pt/search?hl=pt-PT&q=%22How+to+extract+energy+directly+fro
m+a+gravitational+field%22


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IN THE NAME OF GOD

Mashan`s   Machine is based on earth gravity.
We should neutralize the earth gravity at the half of cylinder.
It makes a torque around the center of cylinder and causes the generation of
energy and motion.

The mass of cylinder is m:


                  Effective mass at rotation is m/2:




M= mr G 2/3
   F =G m/2



Rotary speed of Cylinder:

W=
       Power of rotary motion:

                                                         P=2/3 mr G



                  These equations are just some part of equations of dynamic
no magnetic.
                   Magnetic field isn"t use in this system and the whole
force are natural.







With best regard
A. AZIZI

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<html><div style='background-color:'><P>Hi, Alex:</P>
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<DIV><FONT face=Arial size=2>I'm very interessed in physics/mathematics and reading quite a lot about alternative energy sources like zpe.</FONT></DIV>
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Recommendation:  Read all you can about Mr. Bearden, then decide for yourself if any of his theories are plausable...there is much written about him to enlighten you on his insight...good luck.

Greg

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 actually I don't know who you are, but I assume  that you can help me with my problem.
  
 I'm very interessed in physics/mathematics and  reading quite a lot about alternative energy sources like zpe.
 One day I found some articles about a guy called  Tom Bearden. His theories are really impressive - at least to me. Especially  these scalar waves and the huge amount of new technological possibilities which  this theory contains. 
  
 But there is one thing I don't understand  completly... how to create these scalar waves ?
 i.e. to build such a dome-like "tesla-shield"  device. 
 Caduceus coils are not able to create such field  configurations, are they ?
  
  
 Thank you,
 Best Regards,
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<div id="RTEContent">Recommendation:&nbsp; Read all you can about Mr. Bearden, then decide for yourself if any of his theories are plausable...there is much written about him to enlighten you on his insight...good luck.<br><br>Greg<br><br><b><i>"Alexander C. Gal" &lt;exan_@hotmail.com&gt;</i></b> wrote:<blockquote class="replbq" style="border-left: 2px solid rgb(16, 16, 255); margin-left: 5px; padding-left: 5px;">   <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=iso-8859-1"> <meta content="MSHTML 6.00.2900.2180" name="GENERATOR"> <style></style>  <div><font face="Arial" size="2"> <div><font face="Arial" size="2">Hello,</font></div> <div><font face="Arial" size="2"></font>&nbsp;</div> <div><font face="Arial" size="2">actually I don't know who you are, but I assume  that you can help me with my problem.</font></div> <div><font face="Arial" size="2"></font>&nbsp;</div> <div><font face="Arial" size="2">I'm very interessed in physics/mathematics and  reading quite a lot about
 alternative energy sources like zpe.</font></div> <div><font face="Arial" size="2">One day I found some articles about a guy called  Tom Bearden. His theories are really impressive - at least to me. Especially  these scalar waves and the huge amount of new technological possibilities which  this theory contains. </font></div> <div><font face="Arial" size="2"></font>&nbsp;</div> <div><font face="Arial" size="2">But there is one thing I don't understand  completly... how to create these scalar waves ?</font></div> <div><font face="Arial" size="2">i.e. to build such a dome-like "tesla-shield"  device. </font></div> <div><font face="Arial" size="2">Caduceus coils are not able to create such field  configurations, are they ?</font></div> <div><font face="Arial" size="2"></font>&nbsp;</div> <div>&nbsp;</div> <div><font face="Arial" size="2">Thank you,</font></div> <div><font face="Arial" size="2">Best Regards,</font></div> <div><font face="Arial" size="2">Alexander C. 
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Hello Philip,

thanks for your kind answer. I wish you a happy new year , too.

Nevermind... Lets see what I can find in the web - Actually there is not =
really much told about this topic...=20
well however, ...

"I will appreciate forwarding MIND MATTER site to your friends."
What do you mean by that ?  - Oh I think I got it...=20
A lot of unknown people are writing me and helping to solve my question=20
nice - It's my first experience with a mailing-list...  seems good.


Thank you!

Best Wishes,
Alex

P.S. Shall I delete the original message backups which are sent in each =
email ?


----- Original Message -----=20
  From: Philip Benjamin=20
  To: freenrg-l@eskimo.com=20
  Sent: Wednesday, December 28, 2005 9:57 PM
  Subject: RE: [FG]: scalar em field creation


  Hi, Alex:

  Good question, but I regret I cannot help you. I am interested in dark =
matter, but not necessarily dark energy. Thanks for your letter. Happy =
New Year.

  I will appreciate forwarding MIND MATTER site to your friends

  All rhe best

  Philip =20

  ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~




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    To: <freenrg-l@eskimo.com>
    Subject: [FG]: scalar em field creation
    Date: Wed, 28 Dec 2005 18:08:22 +0100

    Hello,

    actually I don't know who you are, but I assume that you can help me =
with my problem.

    I'm very interessed in physics/mathematics and reading quite a lot =
about alternative energy sources like zpe.
    One day I found some articles about a guy called Tom Bearden. His =
theories are really impressive - at least to me. Especially these scalar =
waves and the huge amount of new technological possibilities which this =
theory contains.=20

    But there is one thing I don't understand completly... how to create =
these scalar waves ?
    i.e. to build such a dome-like "tesla-shield" device.=20
    Caduceus coils are not able to create such field configurations, are =
they ?


    Thank you,
    Best Regards,
    Alexander C. Gal


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<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>Hello Philip,</FONT></DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2></FONT>&nbsp;</DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>thanks for your kind answer. I wish you =
a happy new=20
year , too.</FONT></DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2></FONT>&nbsp;</DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>Nevermind... Lets see what I can find =
in the web -=20
Actually there is not really much told about this topic... </FONT></DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>well however, ...</FONT></DIV>
<DIV>&nbsp;</DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>"I will appreciate forwarding MIND =
MATTER site to=20
your friends."</FONT></DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>What do you mean by that ?&nbsp; - Oh I =
think I got=20
it... </FONT></DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>A&nbsp;lot of unknown people are =
writing me and=20
helping to solve my question </FONT></DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>nice - It's&nbsp;my first experience =
with a=20
mailing-list... &nbsp;seems good.</FONT></DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2></FONT>&nbsp;</DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2></FONT>&nbsp;</DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>Thank you!</FONT></DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2></FONT>&nbsp;</DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>Best Wishes,</FONT></DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>Alex</FONT></DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2></FONT>&nbsp;</DIV>
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  <P>Hi, Alex:</P>
  <P>Good question, but I regret I cannot help you. I am interested in =
dark=20
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New=20
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but I assume=20
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Hello Greg,

> Recommendation:  Read all you can about Mr. Bearden, then decide for =
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about him to enlighten you on his insight...good luck.

What's your own opinion about him ?



Ciao,
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<DIV><FONT face=Arial size=2>thanks for your kind answer. I wish you a happy new year , too.</FONT></DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=Arial size=2></FONT>&nbsp;</DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=Arial size=2>Nevermind... Lets see what I can find in the web - Actually there is not really much told about this topic... </FONT></DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=Arial size=2>well however, ...</FONT></DIV>
<DIV>&nbsp;</DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=Arial size=2>"I will appreciate forwarding MIND MATTER site to your friends."</FONT></DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=Arial size=2>What do you mean by that ?&nbsp; - Oh I think I got it... </FONT></DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=Arial size=2>A&nbsp;lot of unknown people are writing me and helping to solve my question </FONT></DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=Arial size=2>nice - It's&nbsp;my first experience with a mailing-list... &nbsp;seems good.</FONT></DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=Arial size=2></FONT>&nbsp;</DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=Arial size=2></FONT>&nbsp;</DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=Arial size=2>Thank you!</FONT></DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=Arial size=2></FONT>&nbsp;</DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=Arial size=2>Best Wishes,</FONT></DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=Arial size=2>Alex</FONT></DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=Arial size=2></FONT>&nbsp;</DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=Arial size=2>P.S. Shall I delete the original message backups which are sent in each email ?</FONT></DIV>
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<DIV style="BACKGROUND: #e4e4e4; FONT: 10pt arial; font-color: black"><B>From:</B> <A title=medinuclear@hotmail.com href="mailto:medinuclear@hotmail.com">Philip Benjamin</A> </DIV>
<DIV style="FONT: 10pt arial"><B>To:</B> <A title=freenrg-l@eskimo.com href="mailto:freenrg-l@eskimo.com">freenrg-l@eskimo.com</A> </DIV>
<DIV style="FONT: 10pt arial"><B>Sent:</B> Wednesday, December 28, 2005 9:57 PM</DIV>
<DIV style="FONT: 10pt arial"><B>Subject:</B> RE: [FG]: scalar em field creation</DIV>
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<P>Hi, Alex:</P>
<P>Good question, but I regret I cannot help you. I am interested in dark matter, but not necessarily dark energy. Thanks for your letter. Happy New Year.</P>
<P>I will appreciate forwarding MIND MATTER site to your friends</P>
<P>All rhe best</P>
<P>Philip&nbsp; </P>
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From: <I>"Alexander C. Gal" &lt;<A href="mailto:exan_@hotmail.com">exan_@hotmail.com</A>&gt;</I><BR>Reply-To: <I><A href="mailto:freenrg-l@eskimo.com">freenrg-l@eskimo.com</A></I><BR>To: <I>&lt;freenrg-l@eskimo.com&gt;</I><BR>Subject: <I>[FG]: scalar em field creation</I><BR>Date: <I>Wed, 28 Dec 2005 18:08:22 +0100</I><BR>
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<DIV><FONT face=Arial size=2>Hello,</FONT></DIV>
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<DIV><FONT face=Arial size=2>actually I don't know who you are, but I assume that you can help me with my problem.</FONT></DIV>
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<DIV><FONT face=Arial size=2>I'm very interessed in physics/mathematics and reading quite a lot about alternative energy sources like zpe.</FONT></DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=Arial size=2>One day I found some articles about a guy called Tom Bearden. His theories are really impressive - at least to me. Especially these scalar waves and the huge amount of new technological possibilities which this theory contains. </FONT></DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=Arial size=2></FONT>&nbsp;</DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=Arial size=2>But there is one thing I don't understand completly... how to create these scalar waves ?</FONT></DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=Arial size=2>i.e. to build such a dome-like "tesla-shield" device. </FONT></DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=Arial size=2>Caduceus coils are not able to create such field configurations, are they ?</FONT></DIV>
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<DIV><FONT face=Arial size=2>Thank you,</FONT></DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=Arial size=2>Best Regards,</FONT></DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=Arial size=2>Alexander C. Gal</FONT></DIV></FONT></DIV><BR></FONT></BLOCKQUOTE></DIV></BLOCKQUOTE><BR></FONT></BLOCKQUOTE></div></html>

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Hi Alexander,
 
If you have an interest in new Physics/Mathematics I would recommend the
Beta Atmosphere group on Yahoo as well as the Vortex-L group  -
http://www.eskimo.com/~billb/weird/wvort.html
<http://www.eskimo.com/~billb/weird/wvort.html> .