The Lee-Tseung Lead Out Theory

[chrisC]

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There is some truth in the suppression theory.

Let us see what will happen to the posts in this Forum.

Dear Lawrence:

Who would want to suppress readily available 'O' level Physics material from bookstores anywhere in the world? Maybe they removed your stuff because there's no room for useless information?

oh, btw  you better check MyLow's HJ magnetic motor thread and quickly propose the significance of the Lee-Tseung theory applicable to that discovery!
It's taken 3 weeks to generate 160 pages of reading material. Comparing the threads, your's is really dying....(400 pages in 3 years?).

Good to see you back anyway. Don't take yourself too seriously....

cheers
chrisC

[ltseung888]

Sir,
There is a battery switcher used by a member of the energetic forum called @kubikop that makes changing the batteries from source side to charge side with the flip of a switch.
I include it here so you and your experimenters understand the simple way it works and hoping that you find a simple way to make the switching automatic and share the results with the free energy community.

Jesus

Thank you for the information.  The problem with motors like Newman and Bedini is NOT with the battery switching.  The problem is with the pulsing rate.  These machines use single frequency reed switches for the pulsing. 

The Lee-Tseung lead-out theory predicts that the lead-out energy varies with the rotational speed and the amplitude of the pulsing current.  In a motor with varying load, a mechanism must be devised to control and/or vary such parameters.  The 225 HP Pulse Motor and the 188 HP Dr. Liang IC Pulse Motor from China have such mechanisms.

The new projects in China all have such mechanisms (or considering to have such mechanisms).  I am sure that the USA or other Government funded confidential projects all have considered such mechanisms.

[nievesoliveras]

Thank you for the information.  The problem with motors like Newman and Bedini is NOT with the battery switching.  The problem is with the pulsing rate.  These machines use single frequency reed switches for the pulsing. 

The Lee-Tseung lead-out theory predicts that the lead-out energy varies with the rotational speed and the amplitude of the pulsing current.  In a motor with varying load, a mechanism must be devised to control and/or vary such parameters.  The 225 HP Pulse Motor and the 188 HP Dr. Liang IC Pulse Motor from China have such mechanisms.

The new projects in China all have such mechanisms (or considering to have such mechanisms).  I am sure that the USA or other Government funded confidential projects all have considered such mechanisms.

Thank you sir !

Jesus

[hansvonlieven]

Good to see you are OK. Lawrence.

Welcome back.

Hans von Lieven

[Pirate88179]

Yes, welcome back Lawrence, I was getting a little worried about you.

My Bedini replication does not use a reed switch at all. It uses a 2N3055 transistor.

Bill