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I'll add a few more...
So, it seems mass means something, Louis Rota (http://wikirota.org) used
large masses of multiple metals.
Kapanadze used a big buried steel radiator connection to the ground.
I need to check that, but we see it again with Moray, he didn't use a
sample of silver, despite it's price he used a largish bar of it!
http://www.diagrambay.today/circuit-t-henry-moray.html
A few drops of Solider is likely not enough, nor likely would many smaller
batteries be as suited as larger batteries, also likely playes aren't as
good as wires, and wires aren't as good as bars, this is just speculation,
I need to test these theories.
What about Joseph Newmann? He uses small batteries? Yes, but hundreds of
them, also I don't think his switches are all copper. Also his magnet is
not in a closed magnetic mcircuit so it should contribute.
What about John Hutchison? Well, probably his Vandegraff and Tesla coil
terminals are not Copper, but moreover he has a high energy bandwidth due
to the different frequencies and energies he provides, so he achieves it a
different way.
What about Markovitch He might have used various metals, and he used a
crystal, but more over he uses what I consider to be another different way
of doing this, you offer energy 2 or more paths of different lengths, I am
not sure why it works, but it does work and it seems to create a similar
effect.
What about the Adams motor? This has an open magnetic circuit and so it
should apply.
What about Paul Pantones GEET? It uses copper pipes and iron rod and steel.
The Joe Cell does wonders when installed in cars, the energy works with
what is in the car which includes many different energies and materials.
So... use multiple metals, more mass is better (probably), ideally in
series or parallel, otherwise as a cut cylinder C or a wire or rod inside.
Also a Conical or Pancake coil...
Also some wires cut to a bunch of different lengths (used by Keely) Takes
a few minutes to cut, does not need to be neat.
And some wires of different lengths (very short to long) in parallel...
(quicker to make if you use uninsulated wire)
Also a totally different correlation, energy like this conducting along a
magnetic field does something for sure, previously mentioned here...
Also apply the negative pole of an additional otherwise unconnected battery
to a circuit (Ed Gray's split the positive means don't connect the positive
of one battery to the circuit IMO)
Also arc lamps create a wide energy bandwidth! They create lots of heat,
UV-C, UV-B, UV-A, full spectrum of visible light, Radio spectrum noise
(RFI), Plasma/ions and chemical reactions, Bucky balls are made, they make
sound. The energy from them can couple into wires and other things and
feedback.
The aetheric energy released with the conventional energy becomes
conditioned, and recycled...
A lot of Free Energy circuits have a portion that is isolated from the
ground or mains...
Finally, Free Energy ideally requires a degree of de-coupling, a bridge
rectifier, or loose coupling transformer or other methods are good at
allowing energy to be induced that is not reflected back on the input as
increases current draw.
If I am right, and I am personally certain that I am, then using multiple
metals and other methods to "increase the aetheric bandwidth" will be
hugely helpful, but they won't necessarily be enough if aetheric energy is
not working in your circuit in the first place, that is easily fixed, but
just thought I should mention that, this is likely no harder than attaching
the battery as I explained and joining wire the right way.
On Thu, Aug 16, 2018 at 1:53 PM John Berry <[email protected]> wrote:
> I have had an insight into Free Energy...
>
> Let's start off with 2 early discoverers of Free Energy...
>
> Both of them took multiple different metals...
> Used them in an equal manner...
> Buried them in the ground...
> Connected to arc lamps...
> Which glowed with a white light that seemed to be cold or differed from
> conventional electricity.
>
> I have just described both Louis Rota and Nathan Stubblefield.
>
> Ok, let's try another... this one didn't use earth energy and didn't even
> use anything pretending to be electricity, but he took wire made of 3
> layers of 3 different metals.. And got Free Energy.
>
> You might have guessed that one, it's Keely.
>
> Ok, how about someone who made a device that has been called "Tri Metal
> Generator"? That's Tesla, it used iron, Aluminium and Copper, though the
> details besides that are sketchy... Tesla also used Aluminium in his
> Magnifying Transmitter (Aluminium tube) and the ground employed steel in
> part I believe.
> Also, if this multi metal thing is doing what I think, Conical and pancake
> coils are an alternative or additional method.
>
> Ok, how about another who used both a ground and an Antenna, and then just
> happened to include a large bar of lead and a bar of silver in parallel?
> That's Moray according to one witness! For what conventional purpose??
>
> How about 8 different claims of invisibility I have come across that have
> employed conduction through copper and steel!? Coincidence? Maybe more...
>
> Coler used pancake coils, and Silver wires in parts and iron rods through
> which current was conducted.
>
> I can also argue that Daniel Mcfarland Cook, Hubbard, Perrigo, Hendershot,
> Bedini all use iron in ways that differ from that of the normal use, and
> from my tests this results in much the same result as if it were included
> in the circuit. One way if by using a split cylinder or tube, the other is
> using a rod or bundle of iron wires wound with a copper electromagnet, by
> being open circuit the energy from the iron mingles with the copper.
>
> Some or all version's of Floyd Sweet's device included an Aluminium Pipe
> or cage that is magnet and coils sat inside of. A strange details.
>
> Carbon brushes would count... A lot of people consider DC motors to have
> a too high efficiency and to be prone to exhibiting the characteristics to
> be made OU.
> A number have also claimed carbon spark gaps have been involved in OU.
>
> Tesla Switch used a lot of very large batteries, so that involves lead...
>
> Searl used rings of different materials and rollers of different materials
> in parallel.
>
> Swiss ML (Paul Bauman) uses Aluminium cans and the Linden experiment used
> iron wire (plus perspex and Copper and Aluminium), we should assume iron
> wire is therefore used in the full machine as well.
>
> Ed Grey used a carbon block resistor...
>
> Steven Marks used steel/iron wires.
>
> Lakhosky's MWO might not be Free Energy, but he used a lot of different
> diameter circles and then used different metals for the different rings.
> This suggests some force comes into play when metals or materials are
> mixed.
>
> Dotto's Ring reportedly levitated, and sometimes glowed, but it used
> Copper and a segment of Constantin Alloy.
>
> Ronald Stiffler's TMB (Thermal Magnetic Battery) despite being milivolts
> and microamps and without an inductive load, would sometimes have a fat
> blue 1/4 inch arc when the circuit was broken, as well as responding to
> movement of things in the area... It passed electricity "somehow" through
> a Ceramic magnet, though a cardboard or balsa layer, though plastic
> film... And it used Tin as one of the plates, as well as having a magnet
> in series.
>
> C.Earl Ammann used iron wire coil to power a alarm which would have used
> copper wire.
>
> There is a report that a steel Pyramid being welded levitated, so that's
> steel and copper in the circuit.
> There are other reports of welding causing things to vanish in Gerry
> Vassalitos's books.
>
> Stan Deyo mentioned an antigravity experiment called the "Wedding cake
> device" as it had 3 layers of Plywood circles and coils, but the coils were
> wound with iron wire, but powered from a normal copper based power source.
>
> My own research supports the idea that metals and used correctly other
> materials by being used together leads to a wider aetheric energy
> bandwidth, by making the energy bandwidth involved larger, the aetheric
> functions begins to affect to have a more dominant effect, it affects more
> of the physical world when it's bandwidth is increased.
>
> This is pretty compelling!
>
> Now ask yourself, how many unsuccessful experiments have not use ample
> amounts of other metals besides a few drops of solder or a small battery
> here or there?
>
> Norm, that buzzer, wasn't Steel effectively in that circuit?
>
> John
>