New JT powering selfrunning E-light

[gadgetmall]

This  is a simple description from my initial patent of the eturnitylight i sold more than 170 units hand made and i have a contract now with Israel to manufacture them . so i will not be making them anymore but will be reaping the royalties from the patent rights i sold to them . Its still my patent but they will be the first true manufacture of my E-light . NOT THE ONE I SHOWED AS I SAID IT IS THE ONLY ONE AND NOT YET PATENTED BUT IT WILL BE !!

E-light Eturnitylight  www.eturnitylight.com Device Invented By Albert R Davis on January 5 2009  Device to run from small AAA battery with Voltage from 0.5 volts dc to 1.7 volts  primary and produce Usable Light and While On and producing Light It Charges a Secondary aaa Battery to Full Charge so when Primary Battery is Depleted  you Swap Positions of the two batteries and The Cycle repeats Producing light again and charging the depleted battery over and over . This cycle has been tested by professional labs and can cycle over 10 times thus allowing used batteries to be useful rather than throwing them away . It will Charge Alkaline lithium nicad or ni/mh . IF we use rechargeable the cycle can be repeated indefinite  .
They sold for 99  us each and i still have the ad up at my site in the gadgetmall kits link . I had bought the  dot com site the first of the year to begin advertising for My manufactures but now i will use it to endorse litigants and promote information to other countries interested in putting my circuit in there enclosures  . They are very useful for emergency lighting and i also sell circuit 3 Evaluation units to bonified companies wishing to evaluate My enhanced circuit . here is a few pictures of My Evaluation unit . In order to buy one it cost 299 per unit and i must have a signed disclosure sent to my lawyer which is notarized and sent back a copy to the partner plus a non refundable deposit toward $100,000 contract agreement for manufacturing right and the full patent  to use . I also receive 15% royalties on every unit manufactured  and also the units are sealed in glass and the circuit in all my elights are boobytrapped another part of my patent so any attempt or stress on the enclosure will break the unit . I call it spider webbing security  . Its a process that i use for making coils in a spiderweb like fashion using micro thin wire and if attempts to try and break the encapsulate breaks 100's of connections and renders the circuit useless . have you ever seen a spider web and you know what happens when you break just one little string . the whole thing collapses . This is what protects my circuits . Once broken there is no way to repair it or back engineer  my circuits plus there are no color codes or part numbers . here are a few pictures of many configurations i have in my business Eval pdf enclosed with an evaluation 3 kit . the entire unit is filled with Lucite and are very heavy and sealed permanent with the spider security system
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[IceStorm]

I must agree with something, i misread your post.

My apologies for that.

Best Regards,
IceStorm

[gadgetmall]

Thanks for admitting at least you were wrong . The Free energy work i do is for thebenifit of everyone .I am not trying to scam anyone . I have my real name posted . I don't hide . and i tell the truth man . Why does everyone hate me ? I did nothing wrong but i keep getting constantly harassed  for great discoveries . I guess i should have never posed on Ou .com and them no one would have anything to talk about . Its real and i am going to do my best to win that prize do or die !. I can promise you that  sir icestorm ! Here are some E-lights that had some defects like cracked lens or i never finished them but they work fine and are bright ! . These are not the special one that is famous now. But these still charge another battery . I have Version 2 e-ligh tthat has a switch so you dont have to swap batteries . just flip the switch !

[hakware]

What is the patent number to the patent you have?

[the_big_m_in_ok]

What is the patent number to the patent you have?

If the patent hasn't been issued yet, what's the application number?

--Lee