New testatika diagrams (from an admittedly off-the-wall, 'left-field' source...)

[the_big_m_in_ok]

Hey everyone,

The following book has a different set (2 ea.) diagrams of the Testatika:

Hitler's Flying Saucers
A guide to German Flying Discs of the Second World War
(C) 2003 by Henry Stevens, author,  269 pp, trade-sized softback (paperback; about 5 1/2" X 8")
ISBN 1-931882-13-1
The following publisher and also large book stores carry the book:



Available from:

Adventures Unlimited Press
One Adventure Place
Kempton, ILL 60946

http://www.adventuresunlimitedpress.com

Now then,
Page 170 of this book, of which I own a copy, has a wiring diagram and also a simple functional diagram of the major parts of the Testatika.  The wiring diagram indicated the "capacitors" were doped in *radium*(!)

@all,
NOTE:
1) I consider the Testatika to be an ingenious piece of machinery, but I've also thought there were other designs out there that were just as efficient while using less voltage that are safer to operate.

2) This literary source may be thought of by some to be unworthy of notice, but think about it:
a)  Testatika and WWII occurred during the same time period,
b)  Peenemunde was also said to be the testing venue for more thn just the V-2,
c)  the patent drawings for Hans Coler's "Coler Converter" patent is shown on Page 25 of the book.  (Free energy in large amounts is thought by some to be a power source for these *craft*.)

My family reponsibilities concerning my parent's worsening health are great enough that I have very little free time to post on the Internet.  (Once every week or two is about the right speed.) 

So, any response to your questions will, unfortunately, be infrequent.  Also, I have no means to upload these copyrighted diagrams to Overuniy's server by scanner, as well.

[wizardofmars]

Adventures Unlimited will print any nonsense. Most of this 'Nazi Bell' stuff pioneered by Nick Cook has been debunked. The alleged Nazi Bell site of 'The Henge' has been conclusively debunked. It's nothing more than a cooling tower - see http://web.archive.org/web/20070927210249/http://www.americanantigravity.com/documents/The-Henge.pdf

It does fit with Testatika well though, since Testatika is just another con thought up by a felon to drag people into his religious cult.

[Cap-Z-ro]

Sorry to hear of your parents health condition big_m...check out the 'cancer cure' here.

It has lots of helpful info on all conditions of the body...also check out phoenixtears.ca

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Please keep us updated on your information...ALL information is food for thought, and could possibly spark an idea for a new concept in someone else.

Regards...

[the_big_m_in_ok]

wizardofmars said:

see http://web.archive.org/web/20070927210249/http://www.americanantigravity.com/documents/The-Henge.pdf

>>I don't have a usable, even outdated, .PDF compiler on the hard drive of this computer.
I'll have to go the the library later to see this.

@all
Some critics can dismiss Testatika as a "con" job, but:
1) Did it actually work by the descriptions of eyewitnesses?  Were they credible?  We all have our opinions, you know.
2) The book described, in the opening post above, had a drawing that depicted the internal workings of the *saucer* as having counter-rotating parts inside it.  Testatika also has a similar counter-rotating arrangement of disks. 
(I will agree, however, they are machines that do different things.  But a major operating component is the same in execution in both cases.)
3) Someone must take this subject seriously, since there's a whole Forum devoted to it on this 'Web site.
4) I like the idea of Testatika, but the overall Bedini system, or possibly that one combined with the Hubbard coil system is superior for lower voltage (no radiation) and, on average, simpler/cheaper construction.


--big_m

[the_big_m_in_ok]

Cap-Z-ro said:

Sorry to hear of your parents health condition big_m...check out the 'cancer cure' here.  It has lots of helpful info on all conditions of the body...also check out phoenixtears.ca   Hemp oil is natures cure all.

>>Thanks for the concern.  My dad's 84, and set in his ways.  We all try to cope as best we can.  That probably goes for everyone, as well.

Please keep us updated on your information...ALL information is food for thought, and could possibly spark an idea for a new concept in someone else.
Regards...

>>You bet.  Free energy and high voltage electronic engineering are my main interests.

You're on to something when someone takes an idea, even just to prove it wrong experimentaly, and learns something useful in the process.  Thomas Edison was famous for trying ideas like that.

If you find something that isn't true, you know where not to look next time.

--big_m