Basic, beginner's information on the Testatika, with interpretive explanation

[the_big_m_in_ok]

Hi all,

Rexresearch.com has a whole .htm page devoted to an explanation of the original Testatika with a commonly Internet-available rendition of the possible wiring schematic:

http://www.rexresearch.com/testatik/testart.htm

The beginner, myself included, may want to familiarize himself/herself with this information before moving on to more rigorous investigations or construction plans.
(NOTE: this Rexresearch file is lengthy, so load or print run times may by correspondingly lengthy.)


Also, this wiring diagram, identical to one in the file above, is available at...

http://www.progettomeg.it/testatika/fullcircuit.gif

...but the text is in Italian.  The link I gave is in English.


Enjoy.

--Lee
the_big_m_in_ok

[the_big_m_in_ok]

Hi all,

Rexresearch.com has a whole .htm page devoted to an explanation of the original Testatika with a commonly Internet-available rendition of the possible wiring schematic:

http://www.rexresearch.com/testatik/testart.htm

The beginner, myself included, may want to familiarize himself/herself with this information before moving on to more rigorous investigations or construction plans.
(NOTE: this Rexresearch file is lengthy, so load or print run times may by correspondingly lengthy.)


Also, this wiring diagram, identical to one in the file above, is available at...

http://www.progettomeg.it/testatika/fullcircuit.gif

...but the text is in Italian.  The link I gave is in English.


Re-Edit:
The stated references for the Rexresearch patents above are okay as given, but the following ones are based on late 1800's--early 1900's 'influence machines' that were commonly designed during that time period:

U.S. Patent #1,198,889 
This one features what appears to be counter-rotating circular wheels similar to Testakita.  The best example I found searching.

Other patents include:

1,435,210
1,104,184
1,100,567
1,086,010
1,071,196
   893,979
   809,761
   779,190
   687,455
   575,231
   398,122
   168,018

These U.S. Patents can be viewed in .HTML and also downloaded in .PDF at:

google.com/advanced_patent_search ,  or,

www.pat2pdf.org


Enjoy.

--Lee
the_big_m_in_ok

[the_big_m_in_ok]

I just learned that the following patent:[/size]


       Patent #893,979, won't run on:




pat2pdf.org


or...


google.com   advanced patent search


The number apparently was deleted and  it was stated on a conspiracy site that the Gov't was beginning to censor parts of the Internet that they wanted hidden from casual viewers or researchers.




--Lee

[gyulasun]

Hej Lee,

I have done some homework and I found the patent US893979 at the places you did not...

At the pat2pdf.org site you need to put a leading zero before the patent number like this 0893979 and then it fetches.

(you have to enter a 7 digit number instead of 6, it cannot find 6 digit patent numbers, as is writen in the error message:
Patent not found. Please check the value you entered. Some pre-grant publications have leading zeros in the number section - try again with a leading zero.)

At google I received it also without any 'glitch' https://patents.google.com/patent/US893979A/en    (here no leading zero is needed.)

And it is available at EPO (European Patent Office) too, no problem: http://tinyurl.com/zmkebma   

Gyula

[TinselKoala]

Whatever the Testatika might be (and I have my own ideas about that), it is _not_ an electrostatic influence machine.

There are many features of the device that would actually prevent any buildup of electrostatic potential that is necessary for a true influence machine to operate. The superficial resemblance to a Wimshurst machine is a Red Herring of the fishiest kind. I write this as someone with considerable experience with electrostatic machines of various types, as well as having a long history of researching the available Testatika information. I've even spoken with someone who visited Methernitha while Baumann was still living, who witnessed a demonstration and even held the smallest Testatika in his hands.

I sincerely doubt that the Testatika operates by any use of electrostatics, high voltage, ES induction or "influence".

Just my two cents worth, take it or leave it.