Chris W. Brown's KML Coils -- Super Simple Harvesting of Aether?

[vrand]

I agree with you vrand...this has many applications with many possible variations.

Its now just a matter of time with all the talent here and on other free energy forums.

Regards...

Yes, there are lots to experiment with these unusual coil designs 

This KML coil also has a little resemblance to the Dr. Wilbert Smith, Caduceus, Tensor Coil, where unusual effects were noted, (where the inside wires cross each other).

http://jnaudin.free.fr/docs/smithdoc.htm

-Mike

 

[Cap-Z-ro]

Thanks for that info vrand...its a very different concept from the KLM coil...but very interesting in its own right.

I wish there was a more readable text on it...my eyes bugged out after 2 pages.

Regards...

[Philip Hardcastle]

@resinrat2,

brilliant, how much?

Where can I get one.

Why is there not an aeroplane version?

What about electric drills and mixers?

Vacuum cleaners (now there is a thought), or should we call them aether cleaners?

Phil

[Philip Hardcastle]

@Sterlingda,

So sterling did you look at curled ballistics on this site?

What did you think?

Phil

[amigo]

So the obvious question is why didn't the discoverer set up TWO systems, one with the KML coils and one without and run them side-by-side?

It would really suck if people went to their local stores and clean up the shelves with inverters and batteries just to find out that there's no difference whether these KML coils are there or not. Unless this is some kind of a plot to sell more car batteries and inverters by large store chains?