Lords of the Ring

[gn0stik]

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Regards,
Rich

[giantkiller]

I am currently reading 'Tesla, Master of lightning'. I see a pattern in Tesla's work that I have not seen magnified in the public eye. So I will post for RFC sake.
When Telsa demo'd his remote control boat he would move a lever and tap a telegraph key. The boat would respond with a certain function. Then he would change the lever position and tap the telegraph key again. The boat would respond with that corresponding function.
Further on in the reading he states that 'This planet, despite it's vast extent, behaved like a conductor of limited size'.
Now in his experiments of greater magnitude he used larger Radiant engery coils, i.e. Tesla coils.

I now understand to a greater degree what my stungun tests showed. The size of the spark gap equates to the greater the effect or process transmission.

In all cases, just pump into the aether what you want out. Any size signal is exceptable. You will be able to read that anywhere on the planet, unlike radio waves due to distance. It is known that the aether seems to be Extremely Low Frequency waves of 4 to 12 hz.

It is like being under water. It impedes movement of solid matter but sound travels 5 times faster.
The water is the aether and the sound, in our case, is the radiant energy. So 2 tuned coils with RE between them becomes a tranmission pipe. And one does not need to generate a powerful signal to transmit an intelligent protocol. What ever signal or power size is at the source will appear at the tuned destination anywhere on the planet.

--giantkiller. That is why it is free.

[Pegasus]

Taken from: http://antigravitypower.tripod.com/exper3.html
Seems it explain the sucking effect of the explosion of the TV set told by SM.....
Regards,

Pegasus


ContraRotating Magnets
- Whitley Strieber -

RERERENCE: Book- 'Communion' by Whitley Strieber, 1987 pages 116-117.

(QUOTE)Here is the story he(Whitley's boyhood friend) recounted.
When we were 13, I apparently announced to him that 'spacemen' had taught me how to build an antigravity machine, which I was constructing in my bedroom. This was in the summer of 1958.

I do not remember the genesis of this machine, but I certainly remember building it. There was no magic to the thing; it was only an assembly of electromagnets taken from old motors. The supposed antigravity effect was based on a principle of counterrotation.(UNQUOTE). The machine destoyed itself on the initial test run.

(QUOTE)I (Whitley) have subsequently discovered that there is a whole mythology of flying saucer technology, and a lot of it revolves around the concept of counter-rotating magnets.(UNQUOTE)

...another man, who was given detailed instructions about how to build a motor of this sort...remembered the design in 1985... He built this design (contra-rotating electromagnets) and was able to start his testing. During the initial test, all the metal objects in his barn were instantly pulled toward the machine, and he was knocked out by a flying auto engine!

[gn0stik]

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[dutchy1966]

But it appears that the on time is the most important factor. I did a graph where I just increased the amplitude of the impulse wave but that only resulted in a linear increase of the induced B field. So, based on my rough visual analysis, It is clear that we want the shortest possible pulse.

God Bless,
Jason O

Hi Jason,

Good analysis! Basically I think we can say we want a pulse as short,as steep and as high as we can possible get....
We don't need power in the pulse, we need change!

I was wondering how this ties in with the kicks that Steven is talking about. In my opnion the kick is probably the perfect example of the pulse we are after. It is extremely short lived and extremely steep........ but not very high in amplitude. But this is where the turbine effect is coming in. Every time we gain a little power of this kick (At the moment I'm not sure if this kick gets amplified by electronics or not; although the open TPU shows a tv flyback transformer that might just do that!!) we feed that back to create more powerful kicks. So slowly it picks up power....and if the electronics don't control the growth of these kicks we soon have a runaway tpu.....

Right?

regards

Robert