Newman Machine Changes the Weather.

[david wells]

bOrg 13 . the machine runs on 2  12 volt batteries and uses very little electricity . About 1/2 amp runs the machine . The more wire in the coil , the less amps it uses . One battery runs down and the other charges up . Swaping batteries every so often will enable a very long run on a little bit of electricity. It would probably run for a year on a couple of cents worth of electricity . To run this , we don't need the free energy . It runs cheap . Just charge the battery from time to time when needed and control the weather . My circuit is some what different than the Joe Newman motor . However , I am fairly certain that his machine generates the same waves as mine . Other devices may make these waves , but the people running the devices would be unaware that their device was controling weather . My machine only makes a visible change from the area of the machine in one direction setting . If you point it east , it punches a hole through the clouds and brings out the sun . All other directions require looking at the radar to tell what is happening . Does NZ have satelite radar coverage ? I haven"t been able to find a radar site on my computer that covers NZ      davidwells3@gmail.com

[b0rg13]

good question , ill have to do some digging and see what i can find out re the radar part, btw i live almost in the center of the north island, where is the other machine going to be located?, we have two major dams, one in the north island and one maybe two in the south island, from what i see on the news it seems to be the south island that is running low constantly.

(also i sent an email from content1967,).

[b0rg13]

something like this http://www.metvuw.com/radar/radar.php?location=nz ?.

or this even http://www.metvuw.com/satellite/ ?.

[david wells]

to bOrg 13 , your radar looks ok . the first one will be the most useful . the green is rain . that is what you will be looking for . The second one is the watervapor . It will tell you where the highs and lows are . the machine will control the lows . the lows will indirectly control the highs . Until your machine arrives you should study how weather works . You need to know this in order to operate the device . In the northern hemisphere , lows move to the left of the direction you point the machine . I am guessing the exact opposite will be what you find . Lows should shift to the right in NZ . davidwells#@gmail.com

[b0rg13]

ive been interested in weather for a long time now and watch it every night just after the news/comedy , from what i can tell our highs/sun and lows/rain mostly come in from the west the weather is cool and fresh from the west, sometimes it will blow in from the east and its noticable that it gets hot and muggy/humid ?, im not sure if you got my email , ill sent another one, it might end up in your junk mail /shrug.

edit , afew mins later , i found your email reply in my junk box .