Patent from 1920 that look's like "coler stromerzeuger"

[fiditti]

FreeZor,

If you are really interested in building a prototype of the Stromerzeuger device please contact me, fiditti@gmail.com and we can compare notes.  It's very impressive that you were able to find the Robert Norrby patent application, which is in fact the patent application for the real Stromerzeuger device which was invented by Willi von Unruh and not Hans Coler or Robert Norrby.  I also want to build a working prototype of the Stromerzeuger device but initially to a much smaller scale than the original.  Once I have a working proof of concept I can make any size S machine that I like.

MI5 of the British Secret Services has had a working S machine since at least 1995 and most likely a good while before that.  The device was manufactured for military purposes by the British and therefore suppressed from the public and that is why that until now there just wasn't any factual information available on the device. 

Regards,
Fiditti

[MasterPlaster]

I had a quick look at the document and the word Armco iron caught my eye. Read this:

http://www.aksteel.eu/en/1-products/0-ingot-iron/

[fiditti]

Yes, very interesting!  Thanks MasterPlaster.

[fiditti]

Check this out, a recent German replication of S machine for proof of concept purposes:

http://www.energiederzukunft.org/forum/5-allgemeines-forum/285-hans-coler?start=78

[TechStuf]

 
Now, imagine one made of graphene:

http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2013/06/130612093539.htm

Only with a million layers in the thickness of a finger nail.

What next?  Transparent aluminum?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JSmGjB-G6v8

Oh yeah, it's been done.

http://dornob.com/transparent-aluminum-glass-like-see-through-metal/

And the clunky tablet computers of star trek?  Much thinner now.

Scientific developments are far out pacing our ability to be surprised by them.  And they are being gobbled up so fast by the military industrial complex that many remain unheard of......

Ever see the movie, "Elysium"?


Hmmmm



TS