The Lee-Tseung Lead Out Theory

[gaby de wilde]

@above
I would prefer to see you concentrate the other forumers attentions (specially mine) on the most note worthy contributions. I don't see the use of you spending my time on that what you like the least. If you are still surprised to read Tseung postings in the Tseung topic there is something seriously wrong with you. All this rhetoric nonsense does illustrate how people got rid of the tech.

My tenth question is:

(10) What is the significance of the magnet next to the motor experiment?  How can it be explained by the Lee-Tseung Lead Out theory?

Dear Top Gun,

The two replies that are relevant are:
1517 ? answer to question (8 ) Do you think that there is substance in this Thane Heins Invention?  What is the likely reaction from Prof. Markus Zahn of MIT?
And
1496 answer to (6) People in the steorn forum has come up with a video showing an all magnetic motor.  See also:

http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,3871.0.html

or http://www.oc-mpmm.com

Can you explain why it spins and whether that device is a hoax?

The easiest experiment to repeat appears to be the one you quoted in question (10)

http://www.metacafe.com/watch/665396/how_increase_speed_of_electric_motor/
With this tips you can increase by 200 % the speed of all your electric tools: skillsaw, jigsaw, screwdriver, chopper, etc. Very useful, very useful and easy to do.

Now the answer to
(10) What is the significance of the magnet next to the motor experiment?  How can it be explained by the Lee-Tseung Lead Out theory?

If the electric motor can be speeded up by the presence of an external magnet, we need to research into why.  If the torque also increases, more work can be done.  Extra work requires extra energy.  Where does this extra energy come from?

The Lee-Tseung Lead Out theory states that magnetic energy can be extracted or lead out via pulsed rotations.  The presence of external magnets may provide this pulse.  The magnetic field produced by the two small permanent magnets will not be uniform.  The electric motor provides the rotation.  The combination results in the pulsed rotation necessary to Lead Out the electron motion energy (magnetic in this case).  The additional energy will contribute to the faster rotation.

The Thane Heins Motor in question (8 ) is a variation of (10).  The experiment in (10) is much more direct and easy to perform.  Mr. Heins tried to explain his motor via back EMF and would serve only to confuse the MIT professors.

The Whipmag device in question (6) shows the difficulty in Leading Out electron motion energy via simple rotation of permanent magnets.  The acceleration effect can only be seen at certain frequencies and for short durations.  Mr. Wang experimented for over 40 years and finally found his solution with

1.   Placing the stator magnets at certain angles and use magnetic shielding material,
2.   Coupling the solid magnet rotation mechanism with a ferro-liquid rotation mechanism.

The Whipmag people have worked on the phenomenon for only a few weeks.  Many of them have not digested the Lee-Tseung theory.  They are groping in the dark similar to what Wang did 40 years ago.  With dedication and reading our posts, they may not need 40 years to hit on the right configuration.

I have not had a chance to check back on this forum, as things have been very busy at the Agency.  I am surprised to see that there is some sort of impostor here, making up ridiculous stories.  If you look at post 1093, you will see that I was here before the impostor.

I am posting now for two reasons.  First of all, I wish for that awful storyline by Langley to end.  Hopefully, this will now be accomplished.

Second, I have been reading the things here, and I want to say that none of you have taken the time to understand Mr. Tseung's theories.  You are all very quick with insults, and this is not helpful at all.  Not to you, and not for the World.  Mr. Tseung clearly only wants to benefit the World, and insults are not helpful.  You are very lucky he is even writing things for you people.  He could have easily just made private use of his theories for his own benefit, which would have gained him much money.  Now, I think the Devil is correct - Mr. Tseung will never gain fame or fortune.

Now, Mr. Tseung, I know you were skeptical of me the last time I posted, but I want to assure you, I did pose as one of the staff at the massage parlor, and I did get a chance to speak with Mr. Wang at length.  Helping him relax "lead out" much useful information!  Since that incident, the CIA has actually taken a more relaxed view of Mr. Wang's research.  Some of the things have even been declassified and contracted out to the private sector.

I do want to confirm to the readers here that Mr. Tseung is correct.  The U.S. government is indeed close to finishing development of an inertia propulsion engine similar to what is described by Mr. Tseung.  We of course do not expect the people on this forum to understand non-rigid force rotation, but I assure you, Mr. Tseung, the top guns at CIA and other agencies do understand what you are talking about.

Mr. Tseung, I would like to discuss your theories further on here, and I would be glad to provide validation of who I am.  Here are some facts that only someone at the massage parlor, servicing Mr. Wang, would know:

Mr. Wang tipped me 700CNY for my services
Mr. Wang requested some things of me, which I would not go into, but I declined politely.  In the end, I only used my hands, like a proper masseuse.
Mr. Wang has a mole about 1/4 of an inch in diameter on the left side
Mr. Wang tried to kiss me afterwards, but I declined politely
Mr. Wang asked me for my phone number, but I declined politely
Mr. Wang offered to take me out to dinner and show me his 225HP motor afterwards, to which I did express interest.  He gave me his card and wrote his cell phone number on the back.  I have not called him.

That is about all I remember about servicing Mr. Wang, but feel free to have him ask me a question that only I know the answer for.

Oh, and Mr. Tseung, I believe I know who Top Gun is, as I am close to this person, and that person has confided certain things to me.  I am not ready to divulge that information, and Top Gun can do that.

[chrisC]

@above
I would prefer to see you concentrate the other forumers attentions (specially mine) on the most note worthy contributions. I don't see the use of you spending my time on that what you like the least. If you are still surprised to read Tseung postings in the Tseung topic there is something seriously wrong with you. All this rhetoric nonsense does illustrate how people got rid of the tech.

My tenth question is:

(10) What is the significance of the magnet next to the motor experiment?  How can it be explained by the Lee-Tseung Lead Out theory?

Dear Top Gun,

The two replies that are relevant are:
1517 ? answer to question (8 ) Do you think that there is substance in this Thane Heins Invention?  What is the likely reaction from Prof. Markus Zahn of MIT?
And
1496 answer to (6) People in the steorn forum has come up with a video showing an all magnetic motor.  See also:

http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,3871.0.html

or http://www.oc-mpmm.com

Can you explain why it spins and whether that device is a hoax?

The easiest experiment to repeat appears to be the one you quoted in question (10)

http://www.metacafe.com/watch/665396/how_increase_speed_of_electric_motor/
With this tips you can increase by 200 % the speed of all your electric tools: skillsaw, jigsaw, screwdriver, chopper, etc. Very useful, very useful and easy to do.

Now the answer to
(10) What is the significance of the magnet next to the motor experiment?  How can it be explained by the Lee-Tseung Lead Out theory?

If the electric motor can be speeded up by the presence of an external magnet, we need to research into why.  If the torque also increases, more work can be done.  Extra work requires extra energy.  Where does this extra energy come from?

The Lee-Tseung Lead Out theory states that magnetic energy can be extracted or lead out via pulsed rotations.  The presence of external magnets may provide this pulse.  The magnetic field produced by the two small permanent magnets will not be uniform.  The electric motor provides the rotation.  The combination results in the pulsed rotation necessary to Lead Out the electron motion energy (magnetic in this case).  The additional energy will contribute to the faster rotation.

The Thane Heins Motor in question (8 ) is a variation of (10).  The experiment in (10) is much more direct and easy to perform.  Mr. Heins tried to explain his motor via back EMF and would serve only to confuse the MIT professors.

The Whipmag device in question (6) shows the difficulty in Leading Out electron motion energy via simple rotation of permanent magnets.  The acceleration effect can only be seen at certain frequencies and for short durations.  Mr. Wang experimented for over 40 years and finally found his solution with

1.   Placing the stator magnets at certain angles and use magnetic shielding material,
2.   Coupling the solid magnet rotation mechanism with a ferro-liquid rotation mechanism.

The Whipmag people have worked on the phenomenon for only a few weeks.  Many of them have not digested the Lee-Tseung theory.  They are groping in the dark similar to what Wang did 40 years ago.  With dedication and reading our posts, they may not need 40 years to hit on the right configuration.

I have not had a chance to check back on this forum, as things have been very busy at the Agency.  I am surprised to see that there is some sort of impostor here, making up ridiculous stories.  If you look at post 1093, you will see that I was here before the impostor.

I am posting now for two reasons.  First of all, I wish for that awful storyline by Langley to end.  Hopefully, this will now be accomplished.

Second, I have been reading the things here, and I want to say that none of you have taken the time to understand Mr. Tseung's theories.  You are all very quick with insults, and this is not helpful at all.  Not to you, and not for the World.  Mr. Tseung clearly only wants to benefit the World, and insults are not helpful.  You are very lucky he is even writing things for you people.  He could have easily just made private use of his theories for his own benefit, which would have gained him much money.  Now, I think the Devil is correct - Mr. Tseung will never gain fame or fortune.

Now, Mr. Tseung, I know you were skeptical of me the last time I posted, but I want to assure you, I did pose as one of the staff at the massage parlor, and I did get a chance to speak with Mr. Wang at length.  Helping him relax "lead out" much useful information!  Since that incident, the CIA has actually taken a more relaxed view of Mr. Wang's research.  Some of the things have even been declassified and contracted out to the private sector.

I do want to confirm to the readers here that Mr. Tseung is correct.  The U.S. government is indeed close to finishing development of an inertia propulsion engine similar to what is described by Mr. Tseung.  We of course do not expect the people on this forum to understand non-rigid force rotation, but I assure you, Mr. Tseung, the top guns at CIA and other agencies do understand what you are talking about.

Mr. Tseung, I would like to discuss your theories further on here, and I would be glad to provide validation of who I am.  Here are some facts that only someone at the massage parlor, servicing Mr. Wang, would know:

Mr. Wang tipped me 700CNY for my services
Mr. Wang requested some things of me, which I would not go into, but I declined politely.  In the end, I only used my hands, like a proper masseuse.
Mr. Wang has a mole about 1/4 of an inch in diameter on the left side
Mr. Wang tried to kiss me afterwards, but I declined politely
Mr. Wang asked me for my phone number, but I declined politely
Mr. Wang offered to take me out to dinner and show me his 225HP motor afterwards, to which I did express interest.  He gave me his card and wrote his cell phone number on the back.  I have not called him.

That is about all I remember about servicing Mr. Wang, but feel free to have him ask me a question that only I know the answer for.

Oh, and Mr. Tseung, I believe I know who Top Gun is, as I am close to this person, and that person has confided certain things to me.  I am not ready to divulge that information, and Top Gun can do that.

Chill out Gaby! This is a comedy show. Did it take you take that long to realize that?

What's life without humor? Did you seriously think Lawrence has any real stuff between his ears?

cheers
chrisC

[Cap-Z-ro]

Great stuff hans...wooden it be ironical if someone put it together for a laff and it actually worked?

Sure glad to see 'almost' everyone taking a humorous tact, instead of resorting to personal insults and flaming in expressing their opinions.

I always like to pretend somebody I hold in high esteem or an impressionable child is observing my conduct as I interact socially with others.

Still, I won't take any BS from anyone...and will call a spade a spade or challenge someone's position...but I just don't feel its my place to compare one end of a person to their other end.   

Oh, and I'm still in 'wait and see mode' as it relates to Lawrence - one thing I have deduced thus far tho is...the man is nobody's fool.

To me it takes a certain level of intelligence to acquire the self control needed to resist biting on any of the slings and arrows cast in his direction.

This thread has so many ins and outs-ups and downs, if it was a book it wood be a real page turner.


As we were...

Regards...

[ltseung888]

Partial translation of the over 200 page book is in the attached file at 1568.

This post and the attached file at 1568 will be updated as more translated pages are available.

I tried some translation packages and the result was not satisfactory.  So I had to work with Forever using the traditional translation by hand.  It will be a long process.

We have completed up to Chapter 1 (7:00am Feb 14, Beijing Time).

Enjoy

[hansvonlieven]

G'day Lawrence,

Can I offer you an illustration for your 200 page book? Feel free to use it.

Hans von Lieven