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the photovoltaic output of the ferroelectric ceramic material is proportional to the material length and, the higher the photovoltaic output, the faster the switching time of the associated liquid crystal. A further form of optical display apparatus is contemplated herein by which the previously discussed photoconductive properties of ferroelectric ceramic materials are utilised in the formation of display apparatus. As will be recalled and appreciated, the resistivity of typical ferroelectric ceramic materials varies as a function of the illumination incident thereon and thus, the voltage drop across illuminated regions of a ferroelectric ceramic substrate that has a polarising voltage applied thereto would be less than the voltage drop across non-illuminated or dark regions of the ceramic. Attention in this respect is directed to Fig.33 of the application drawings. The display device depicted in Fig.33 is such that a photograph in the form of a projected image can be stored in a ferroelectric ceramic sheet or substrate 84 as a pattern of poled ferroelectric regions where the remanent polarisation of such regions is simply related to the intensity of the projected image at that point. The pattern of poled regions can be produced by the already discussed technique of a photoconductive ferroelectric sandwich, or by utilising the photoconductive properties of ferroelectric materials directly. In the embodiment of Fig.33, an image is projected onto a ferroelectric-photoconductive substrate 84, which substrate is backed by a sheet of resistive material 86 such as evaporated carbon, semiconductor material or the like. A transparent front electrode 88 forming a ground plane covers the surface of the ferroelectric material 84, which material is of the type which would exhibit a sizable polarisation dependent photovoltaic effect. A further electrode 90, covers the rear surface of the resistive material 86, and a polarising voltage would be applied to the apparatus between electrodes 90 and 83. With such an arrangement the voltage drop will be seen to exist across those regions of the ferroelectric substrate 84 which are illuminated will be less than the voltage drop apparent across the non-illuminated or dark regions. As such the lower remanent polarisation within the ferroelectric material will be effected than in those regions of the ferroelectric material that are not illuminated by the projected image. Accordingly a "negative" of the projected image would thus be stored in the ferroelectric substrate or sheet 84 as regions of varying remanent polarisation. In that the ferroelectric 84 is photovoltaic having polarisation dependent photo-voltages as discussed this stored image is now read out electrically utilising the techniques already described with respect to the embodiments of the invention illustrated in Fig.26 of the application drawings or Fig.28 et. seq. of the application drawings. It is displayed by applying the photo-voltages from regions of polarisation in which the image is effectively stored to liquid crystal electrodes as for example is illustrated in Fig.34 of the application drawings where illumination sufficiently strong penetrates the dark liquid crystal 93, to in a regenerative fashion, apply the photo-voltage from polarised region 91, to the liquid crystal region immediately adjacent varying in intensity depending on the value of the polarisation. A negative image is produced in reflection. High Voltage Battery The teaching in this patent may be applied toward the provision of a novel high voltage battery serving to convert radiation such as X-radiation in this instance, directly into electrical energy. In this respect, a block or substrate of ferroelectric ceramic material would again be provided to which electrodes are attached in the identical fashion as was discussed with respect to the basic physical configuration of the invention illustrated in Fig.1 of the application drawings. An example of the constituent material of the ferroelectric ceramic in this instance is solid solution PZT-5A consisting of 53 mole percent ZrTiO 3 and 47 mole PbTiO 3 with 1 percent by weight of niobium added such as Nb 2 O 5 . This ferroelectric ceramic material would be poled in the usual fashion by the application of a high voltage applied across the electrodes. To function as a battery, the ceramic material can contain a radioactive component and this can be all or a portion of any of the above-discussed constituent elements. For example, the material may be fabricated with a radioactive isotope of Zr,TiO, Nb, etc., or a radioactive additive can be added to the composition. Alternatively, the composition may be placed next to a strong radioactive source and, for example, could actually be coated with a radioactive material. The primary requirement is that a flux of gamma rays or X-rays within the material be produced, which radiation has the effect of ionising the ferroelectric ceramic material so as to produce nonequilibrium carriers. Thus, in the instance of the application of a poled ferroelectric ceramic material as a high voltage battery, an external light source would not be required as the ionising source in that the non-equilibrium carriers would be produced by the internal ionisation of the ferroelectric ceramic material effected by the radiation and would result in an emf which would appear across the electrodes. Accordingly, an open circuit voltage proportional to the length of the ferroelectric ceramic material between the electrodes and inversely proportional to average grain size, and the like as was discussed at the outset of this A - 334
specification would be produced by the gamma or X-radiation. Similarly, a short circuit current proportional to the electrode area and the net (steady state) increment of excess carriers introduced into the conduction band would likewise be produced, this being related to the intensity of the ionising radiation. As can be appreciated, the emf would persist as long as the ionising radiation persisted and, extrapolating from the detailed photo-effect results, the emf produced by this high voltage battery would be relatively independent of the intensity of the radiation and thus not strongly dependent on the half-life of the radioactive material. While there has been shown and described several preferred embodiments and applications of the basic invention hereof, those skilled in the art should appreciate that such embodiments are exemplary and not limiting and are to be construed within the scope of the following claims: CLAIMS 1. A photovoltaic memory apparatus comprising: a substrate of a ferroelectric ceramic; means for selectively applying a voltage pulse of a predetermined polarity across a region of said substrate to thereby effect a remanent ferroelectric polarisation in said region of said substrate representative of the information to be stored; means for selectively illuminating said poled region of said substrate with a source of radiation, whereby a photovoltaic voltage is produced at said region of a polarity dependent upon said predetermined polarity of said polarising voltage pulse; and means for detecting said photovoltaic voltage whereby the stored information is retrieved. 2. A memory apparatus as defined in claim 1, wherein an array of electrode pairs are disposed on opposing sides of said substrate to define a matrix configuration of poled regions, said polarising voltage pulse being applied across selected electrode pairs, and wherein said information reading means scans said matrix configuration in accordance with a desired pattern, said detecting means being coupled to said array of electrode pairs and being synchronised with said information reading means. 3. A memory apparatus as defined in claim 1, wherein said substrate is sandwiched between at least one electrode pair and one electrode of said electrode pair is transparent such that said illumination from said information reading means passes through it into said respective poled region of said substrate. 4. A method of addressing and storing information utilising a substrate of a ferroelectric ceramic as a memory core, said method comprising the steps of initially effecting a remanent electrical polarisation in regions of the ferroelectric ceramic by the application of a voltage pulse across the regions of the substrate, the voltage pulse having at least one of a polarity and magnitude representative of the information to be stored; addressing the memory core while illuminating the polarised regions of the ferroelectric ceramic substrate with a source of radiation; and detecting at least one of the polarity and magnitude of the photovoltaic current and voltage produced by such illumination upon the polarised regions, the polarity and magnitude being dependent upon the polarity and magnitude of the initial polarising voltage pulse whereby the stored information is recovered. 5. An optical apparatus comprising in combination: an electro-optic means providing variable light transmission characteristics in response to the magnitude and polarity of an applied voltage; a substrate of a ferroelectric ceramic; means for applying a polarising voltage pulse of a predetermined magnitude and polarity across said substrate to effect a remanent electrical polarisation within said substrate; means for illuminating said electrooptic means and said ceramic substrate, illumination impinging upon said substrate effecting the generation by said substrate of a photovoltaic current and voltage having a polarity dependent upon the polarity of said polarising voltage pulse; and means for applying said generated photovoltaic voltage to said electro-optic means, whereby the transmission characteristics of said electro-optic means to the illumination impinging thereon is varied to effect a visual display. 6. A display apparatus as defined in claim 5, wherein the light transmission characteristics of said electro-optic means is switched from a relatively low opacity to a relatively high opacity upon application thereto of said generated photovoltaic voltage. 7. A display apparatus as defined in claim 5, wherein the light transmission characteristics of said electro-optic means is switched from a relatively high opacity to a relatively low opacity upon application thereto of said generated photovoltaic voltage. 8. A display apparatus as defined in claim 6, wherein said relatively low opacity is of a value such that said electro-optic means is substantially transparent, said relatively high opacity being of a value such that said electro-optic means is substantially opaque. A - 335
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Author: Patrick J. Kelly Version: 3
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to get the results described, that
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The 1982 patent of Heinrich Kunel .
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Chapter 9: Passive Systems Hans Coh
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Jesse McQueen . . . . . . . . . . .
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Spiro Spiros’ COP>1 electrolyser
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At this point in time - the early y
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For example, consider a crystal set
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The actual situation is, that we ar
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The science taught in schools, coll
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kinds for sale ready-made. We have
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Today, we know that these things ar
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Conventional science says that it c
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The final shaft drives a standard e
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efrigerator, for years on end. Conv
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The electrical pulses to the screen
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Moray's demonstrations were highly
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The Colman / Seddon-Gillespie 70-ye
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Conclusion: The term "Free-Energy"
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Dan Cook’s self-powered motionles
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This is the Climachill Ltd. PAC12H
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A Practical Guide to Free-Energy De
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There is a patent on the motor but
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Here, the same shielding idea is ut
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Or there could be four coils: The c
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The magnet arrangement is shown her
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This is a patent which is definitel
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The Jines Permanent Magnet Motor. J
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Figures 2 and 3 show the position o
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permanent magnet motor also uses th
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Shown here is the situation when on
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Connecting several coils "in series
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As this allows the speed to be cont
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Video presentations on this style o
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This style of magnet arrangement (N
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As there is no commentary with the
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With Dietmar’s design using angle
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They have not disclosed all of the
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A square of wood can then be screwe
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The output shaft spins around one a
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Fig.2a is an oblique view of the in
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Fig.6 is a perspective view of the
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Fig.10 shows the positions of magne
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Fig.12b shows the arrangement of th
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The outer stator 3 is composed of t
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with its end face aligned with the
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Fig.17a is a schematic representati
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magnets in all seven series 701 to
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moves magnets of the opposite polar
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Each magnet is attracted to the met
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includes at least one drive magnet
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Fig.4 is a schematic diagram of one
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Fig.4 and Fig.5 demonstrate the ori
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thereby reducing the number transmi
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In an embodiment of the magnetic dr
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FIG. 1 is a diagrammatic perspectiv
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FIG. 5 is a timing diagram showing
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FIGS. 6A-6H are further timing diag
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FIG. 10A is a cross-sectional view
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FIGS. 12A and 12B are enlarged pers
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FIG. 15 is a diagrammatic perspecti
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FIG. 19 is a perspective view showi
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material may be used to fabricate t
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It should be noted that the power z
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een determined to be quite short, a
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figure shows the magnet carrier rel
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Fig.6F shows the magnet carriers 4,
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Turning now to Figs.8-12B, the magn
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With continuing reference to Figs.8
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Although each of the magnetic drive
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Fig.20 shows another magnetic drive
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Further, a good deal of experimenta
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ecause of the tapering of the coppe
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The diagrams presented by Robert sh
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Robert Adams has used this construc
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magnetic materials, each atom has m
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These outmoded methods have gone on
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Note on battery tests: I have done
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The unique rotor, briefly described
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with the mechanical energy that we
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Those of us interested in the 'free
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http://www.totallyamped.net/adams/i
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The stator preferably comprises a p
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Fig.4A shows a schematic view of a
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Fig.7 shows a graphical representat
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Fig.11 shows a further graphical re
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A description of the operation of t
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Although current can be applied to
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c. When using permanent magnets whi
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When the permanent magnet is at 0°
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Therefore if the induced magnetic f
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coupled to the surface of the rotor
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Fig.1 depicts a longitudinal cross-
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Fig.3 depicts a centre cross sectio
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Fig.5 and Fig.6 depict the interact
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Fig.7 depicts a longitudinal cross-
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In Fig.9, the portion of the magnet
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and recharge a battery bank in the
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This device is also capable of driv
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third. This non-linear relationship
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Fig.4 and Fig.5 illustrate diagramm
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shaft 103, extend over arcs of appr
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Fig.3 shows a generator 300 which i
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In this motor, a series of electrom
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The housing is divided into three s
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and having a common point 25. It is
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Fig.5, a diagrammatic view of a var
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Fig.1 shows diagrammatically, a mac
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The gain “g” in power per unit
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In Fig.7, 110 and 112 designate the
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The objective is to tune the motor
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It is suggested that the jumpering
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T. J. Chorister in America has used
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You will notice that when the open
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Doug Konzen has been developing thi
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The heavy rotor provides some flywh
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establishment routinely dismiss an
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Mr Tseung remarks that the large wh
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Here, just two of the cross timbers
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With this arrangement, Art states t
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Here, one pair of brushes is at the
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The final wire turn goes down throu
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And as before, the commutator secto
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Here, the designation “R/S” sta
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disconnected the motor (the total r
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common sense but it makes it clear
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A variation of this arrangement is
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I wrote an article on this subject,
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However, all the known transformers
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Fig.2 shows another embodiment of t
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Fig.8 shows a stylized dependence o
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A transformer in accordance with th
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At a low load resistance (equal to
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the DC resistance can be minimised
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Figure 2. C-I and E-I resonant setu
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available from www.goldwave.com. I
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other and there are induced magneti
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The sliding brass contact or “bru
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understand clearly that the current
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The blue coil has the power input a
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efficient working system. The load
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This is the actual drawing from the
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(10), which converts the alternatin
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Figure 4 - shows a third embodiment
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Fig.2, shows another embodiment of
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patent application No. BR1020120008
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facing the north pole of the magnet
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Fig.2 - is a representation of Fara
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Fig.7 - is a representation of an e
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In electron-traps which have numero
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AWG #4 2.5 turn windings are wound
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Here are some pictures of Clarence
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Components used were: Toroids: ----
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However, the situation changes cons
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A 110V supply is supposed to swing
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Lorrie also extended his developmen
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You will notice that these circuits
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This original patent application is
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effect in the primary magnetic path
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of switch 110 is additive to the ma
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Fig.7A depicts a preferred construc
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If this interruption of the flux fl
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The linear energy generator shown i
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pulse of the induction flux 5 induc
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generators which use the transforma
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This invention relates to a dynamo
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Fig.3 represents how a flux in the
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Fig.8 is a fourth embodiment of the
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The first core 2 and the second cor
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Next, the power generation efficien
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magnetic path can be formed in two
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That is, as indicated in Fig.9, the
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Stephan states that he has built th
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This shows clearly that the open en
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The working pictures of Floyd’s p
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Frequency generally affected resist
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Table 1 3 - 105
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0.72 Mev this which corresponds to
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The Devices of Don Smith. One free-
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This circuitry confirms what Don sa
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The induced electric field exists i
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When we connect these two plates by
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direction of rotation to be CCW (Fi
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This is why we need a high-voltage
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The above explanation describes the
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epresent my thoughts and understand
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The above explanation will help to
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When the capacitor discharges acros
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Physically (Fig.23) the electromagn
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F be the available voltage since th
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The two yellow capacitors seen abov
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positions of the magnetic and elect
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The best combination between the le
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When converting the reactive electr
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alternating current. Thousands of T
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old video, and I recommend everybod
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general-purpose lighting instead of
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In my circuit, the frequency used i
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Nick has had very impressive result
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capacitor before being used to driv
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can be connected together in parall
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used to do work. The oscillator cir
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Fig.6 is a section view of a full l
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Fig.4 is a view of a full-length el
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inductance, in a receiver, between
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appear to be not fluctuating at all
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Accordingly, Fig.2 (which includes
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and the information then replicated
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It is actually quite difficult to s
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The device being displayed is a Tes
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There is some additional informatio
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12. Lawrence Tseung has shown how a
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While this circuit looks like somet
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A FET has a gate capacitance of abo
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In the ‘UFOpolitics’ circuit, i
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My lowest frequency was 133Hz (I ne
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It is also taught by the prior art,
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Fig.5 is another alternative arrang
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Fig.10 is an illustration of an alt
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Fig.5 shows a coil arrangement 49,
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The magnetic particle accelerator 1
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Fig.1 shows the general layout of t
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Fig.4 above, is an electrical diagr
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Fig.7 above, illustrates the option
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The wire end marked “A” will be
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This shows how completely the (red)
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Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch
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If the rotor spins well, then it wo
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Jacob Byzehr’s Analysis. In 1998,
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However, the various types of gener
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The electric drive motor (1) provid
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Here, the additional output can be
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The Centrifugal Energy Amplificatio
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The 25th September 1989 patent appl
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2. The speed of the wheel turning i
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https://www.alibaba.com/product-det
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The way that the chain manages to p
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This is because the larger lever ar
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The question, of course is, will th
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greater mass of beam A. If an addit
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likely to be a geared one so that t
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With this arrangement, the outer we
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system does not rely on wind, weath
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Fig.3 shows one version of the firs
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Fig.9 shows an alternative embodime
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A Simple Buoyancy Power Generator A
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Fig.4, is a perspective conceptual
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this arrangement is that the tank i
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again on the ascending side of the
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The idea is that the liquid on the
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COP=1200, each household would rece
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When the system is switched off, th
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There are, of course, many differen
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The motor needs to be linked to the
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For this style of construction, fou
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Two timber strips 1350 mm long, are
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It should be explained that, with t
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This is the position when at rest.
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current is the same as the earth-ge
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the local environment, and in this
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It is recommended that this simple-
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in the drawing. I strongly recommen
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and that keeps their operation shor
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While the above diagram shows each
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The overall circuit for the opto sw
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Tests on one of the pure white unit
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Each base resistor has an output li
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Or using current day symbols: 5 - 2
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This current flow through primary w
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When a bell is struck just once, it
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pairs from each other, keeping a co
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This insertion of paper increases t
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This circuit shows the circuit conn
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desired inductance, and finally, th
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necessary to get it charged up to 1
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cyclic connection of the capacitors
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Fig.2 shows a practical circuit in
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Fig.6 shows the electrical diagram
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etween both pairs of batteries. At
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Fig.6 shows the connection of a dir
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Walter Ford’s High-powered Crysta
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oadcast band - say, 1500 kHz - and
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operating. He runs the circuit driv
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Quite good lighting can be had from
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As the LED array lights are essenti
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The arrangement is for the inner wi
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With proper modifications this circ
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When the circuit has been built as
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With the appropriate modifications
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We come now to circuits designed by
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A Suggestion This is an arrangement
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4. Make sure that the flash is not
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7. The two switches which form the
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This “Super Joule Ringer 3.0” c
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A video of this unit being demonstr
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Radiant Energy, when converted to e
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With a pulse duration of 1 microsec
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Energy stored, multiplied by the cy
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After careful consideration and man
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In Joseph Cater’s book “The Awe
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As it seems to me that there are ma
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An attempted translation of the pat
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1. The output voltage does not chan
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ocaf.org are working with Rosemary'
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Dr Oleg Gritskevitch’s 1.5 Megawa
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the dynamo does not accumulate any
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titanate in the Armenian dynamo was
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The battery connects at the back, u
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produce a pulse which keeps the rot
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Ron Pugh’s Battery Charger. John
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When a magnet passes the coil conta
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Although the circuit diagram shows
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e increased by raising the input vo
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As you can see, the trick is to pla
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attery and the charging battery. Fo
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charging battery and keep doing thi
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The build used has three electromag
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not matter either, which way round
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The Self-Charging Motor. A video at
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If building a circuit with a solder
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Alexkor’s Self-Charging Circuit.
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If the coil is wound on say, a 1.25
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The simple circuit shown here was u
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The motor is demonstrated when set
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This motor is shown running on capa
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Popp, their evidence is that batter
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When pin 3 of the 555 goes low, res
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The 3-Kilowatt Earth Battery This b
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Magnesium gives excellent results,
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Einstein, the reality is that it wa
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Again, it is essential that the wir
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Please remember that it is Bob Boyc
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Consequently, it is distinctly poss
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This is a slightly unusual circuit
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With an arrangement like that it is
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It seems probable that this device
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Fig.1 shows the simplest form, in w
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It is clear from what has been stat
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The length of the thin wire coil in
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Now, consider this circuit as descr
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have a good aerial connected throug
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Using two of these boards, Dragan i
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Thomas developed various versions o
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The tube of Fig.16 above, uses a di
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Batteries with their positive and n
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At last they decided to go up Emigr
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With the 60 watt lamp and the two c
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accompanied by corresponding change
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of these energies. Every part and p
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When a certain voltage is reached,
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Herman starts by illustrating how w
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West direction. However, replicatio
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In one implementation of the invent
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Diodes: D1, D2, D3 and D4 - Germani
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information purposes only” and th
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This invention converts inertial im
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SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The Harmon
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DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF A PREFERRED
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What is said in this patent applica
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But for the Earth's magnetic field,
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Fig.2 is another diagram further il
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otor 11 by the charging electrode 1
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Another object of the present inven
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Fig.5 is a circuit diagram incorpor
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Fig.9 is a vertical sectional view
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extending bars 36 is supported in a
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In Fig.5, the stator bars are diagr
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In the system shown in Fig.7, an in
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In general, the basic electrical sy
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Initially, at start-up, both of the
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The people who don’t want self-po
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First, you have an ordinary air eng
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This patent shows how the practical
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Summary of the Invention: These and
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Fig.3 is a frontal view of the impe
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Fig.7 is a perspective view of a se
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The front housing section 32 is a h
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transition duct 96 is believed to r
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slightly curved. The blades gradual
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With respect to the application of
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This results in the air temperature
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The operating pressure produced by
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Josef never managed to get his engi
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petroleum products to operate. Mich
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This invention relates generally to
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working fluid opening which may be
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7. The heat pump of claim 6 wherein
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Fig.3 is a cross section and Fig.4
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In Fig.3, a rotor for a unit using
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US Patent 3,931,713 13th January 19
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Fig.3 is a cross section of another
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Fig.2 shows an end view of the unit
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The vanes of the rotors may be made
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thinking of it as a fuel-less or se
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Proprietary liquids, specifically c
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Additional warm air to augment air
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And the schematic diagram is: One e
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Thomas is by no means the first per
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more than a minute or so. If there
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According to this invention, the bl
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The frame of the pyramid is not the
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The very fine filter-grade quartz s
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The capacitor is positioned inside
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Thomas’ website which is in Germa
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frame pyramids. This area is wide o
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James invites you to run this test
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(2) Placing an insulated coil on th
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ut in time you will see the tremend
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used within its glass walls. Pest-f
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to eat it, but if I was going to pr
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had the same sensations of coldness
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which are much closer to those of t
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Photographs 1 and 2 show two differ
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destructive phenomena, you destroy
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The Cell itself is made up with the
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Seven or eight stainless steel cone
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part of the diagram. Cut another wa
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This arrangement looks more complic
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aligned. The spacers will be more e
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mode was being used. The surprising
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operates by breaking water down int
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In the installation shown above, yo
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If tack-welded cylinders have to be
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As stated earlier, the first 5 mile
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airtight! Go and do something else.
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engine starts to ping. When the tim
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It should be clearly understood tha
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Comments from an expert in July 201
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To be sure that the second and thir
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The claims made for this coil are q
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encouraging you personally to try t
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idea of the universe which you have
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A: There are several workshops wher
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the Space Shuttle into space! If yo
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circuit and each power socket circu
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The plate shapes shown above are ar
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Any of these designs can be 6-cell
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and so has to be accepted as an ove
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A good source for general component
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To deal with this, a one-way valve
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A point which might not be immediat
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The method which Zach uses is somew
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It is always difficult to make a go
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If, in spite of all precautions, yo
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shock-wave when it is ignited so th
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Caution: This electrolyser is not a
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The items marked with a blue dot fo
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The six electrolyser cells and the
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When used with rainwater from a bar
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The arrangement with three cells co
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It is available from ship’s chand
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This second layer is wound in exact
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who is outstanding in this field is
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The technique of DC pulsing require
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The bolts tapped into the inner tub
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These arms get two bends in them in
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In this rather unusual circuit, the
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Circuit operation: The main part of
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second. The larger the capacitor, t
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Here, the 555 chip output voltage i
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The underside of the strip-board (w
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Component Quantity Description Comm
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conventional electricity, and it ha
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The outer pipes are drilled and tap
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method is by powering the cell up f
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Dr. Cramton says: “I would like p
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Dave Lawton’s Auto-Tune Circuit.
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Because of these things, the calcul
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Here, they have opted to feed the H
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Diesel has the same structure but w
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we definitely do not want that to h
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Making the HHO gas When the generat
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Boyce would need 400 watts without
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• Powder Coated Finish • Light
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The ball is held in place by the sp
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The pipes, backing plate, pressure-
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for a year. The objective is to del
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5. Next comes a bit of arithmetic.
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The copper pipe is then heated with
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The water is then treated by insert
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greater pressure on the piston duri
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The first part of David Quirey’s
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Let me stress that this is just an
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and while, not surprisingly, I have
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Developed in conjunction with the E
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electrical generator. The engine ra
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The sole explanation of the explosi
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This turbine creates a spinning air
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Ted created the egg-shaped part of
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degrees. With it’s 350 cubic inch
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Roger Maynard’s Water Vapour Inje
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“Fuelsavers” Streamlining Fins.
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I started out in 1976 when the firs
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properly, saving the government a l
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educed accordingly. If the Gen III
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flow. This is a useful energy gain
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This is an unusual voltage-doubler
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While on the other hand, if negativ
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describes many possible application
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Suartt and Gourley realised that th
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produced by this process is likely
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Fig.4 illustrates graphs showing th
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which do not provoke electrolysis o
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SG Gas, the tank was decompressed a
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Fig.5 shows a typical absorption ov
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Biological Properties Transport, De
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This reaction changes water from a
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With this unit, air is sucked out o
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etween these plates, these craters
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In the years leading up to 1970, ex
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These sanctions which were initiate
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spotlight, and yet, he is carrying
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does not appear to be any reason wh
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Brief Description of the Drawings F
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aether phase-lock cannot force the
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Referring to Fig.2, the inductors 3
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combination of the two capacitor-in
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power by tapping energy from space.
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to the innermost electrodes. This m
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state” exhibiting the attributes
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The force of the Zero-Point Energy
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If you find the concept of producin
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ook, also later in this chapter, po
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(B) (i) The orthodox view of a heli
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Electromagnetic output is a functio
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When you place a magnet on the door
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11 - 31
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The outer magnets in the diagram ab
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He also suggests that monopole grav
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Ferrite is a better material for th
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Joseph has been granted a patent an
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The next interesting point is that
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Joseph then went on to consider the
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Maxwell says that there is a vast s
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In any given instant of time, the a
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magnet of some 600 pounds in weight
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Davis makes the following observati
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coil should be wound in the same di
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Edmund says: Each output coils’ h
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use of any heating fuel. This next
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1009908 November 1911 Lafore 111594
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pressure of the gas being entrained
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turbines and pumps and so are not d
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Fig.1 shows a heat transfer system
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DETAILED DESCRIPTION Referring to F
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When operating, a voltage is applie
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US 3,065,935, Duberry/Frost/Earl US
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This small selection of forty-six p
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In addition, Nieper established the
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Means of Operation The device is st
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In late 2001, I wrote a magazine ar
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of matter and is nothing more than
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Hypothetically, is certainly the in
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7. Nieper, Hans A., Ph.D., 1985, Co
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Summary: In accordance with the pre
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Fig.5A and Fig.5B are schematic par
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Referring now to Figs 2, 3 and 4 in
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According to the embodiment of the
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invention does not perform any subs
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I’m a geologist. And the one thin
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one of them took the bacteria, deve
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Bob Beck’s Electronic Pulser. The
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There is a parts list on page 4 tha
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This is a theory: about 30% of the
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Finance: Money only has value when
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Moon, a seismic detector left on th
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of a particle is inversely proporti
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It now becomes evident, why a mass
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intensity of these zones, determine
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The leading part of the gravity rad
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light has to be of high intensity.
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freezing point, the molecular activ
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apparently a factor in it’s perfo
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the surface area is sufficient to a
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least squares. Conventional statist
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the insulation and stop at the surf
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together and the resulting ethers e
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any other type of radiation such as
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an orgone accumulator. ------------
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There are several different types o
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Examples: Red, Red, Red: 2 2 00 ohm
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As before, the colour coding is exa
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This determination of the voltage l
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If a bulb is used instead of R2, th
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at about 8 Volts. We can use Ohm’
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Then the LED gets connected to the
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transistor. A gain of 200 means tha
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Here, an additional transistor (‘
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The design covered above is not the
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With this circuit, two ordinary dio
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This is not an FET transistor and s
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functioning. If the Power Supply Un
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devices, immune to shock and vibrat
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The main difference being that when
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The strength of the magnetic field
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Instead, if you connect the 10 Volt
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This produces a much better result
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Multivibrators: The Bistable. The n
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2. The press-button switch is opera
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Here, The input impedance has been
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Here, a slow-running astable is sub
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time. Small fingers and good eyesig
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shown on the right. There is now a
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in this voltage level since it is b
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Astable Frequencies 100 470 1K 4.7K
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http://www.talkingelectronics.com/p
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ohm resistor in the output line whi
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So, what value do we need for “R2
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Bob Beck’s design calls for the L
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The two 18V zener diodes drop off 1
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To avoid shock liability, use batte
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Here, the gain is set by the ratio
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This circuit is set up as evening f
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There are three connections to the
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If pin 14 is provided with the outp
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In this example, the sequence is st
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single chip, and which is called a
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The last line "goto Main" tells the
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Capacitors. We have avoided mention
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The time has come for a serious war
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DC we would multiply them together
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These have a coil of wire wound aro
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For the moment, we will ignore the
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Relay switching is not so critical
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The first strand of the coil starts
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The decoupling is to provide the 55
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It can also be useful to have a ver
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So, when you are deciding what mult
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Resistor ‘VR1’ is padded with t
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output meter display to zero when t
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attery to an electrical circuit, th
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The major physical principles invol
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Another possibility is that the jar
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However, when this is done, the bru
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The circuit shown here is broken by
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and build a release field. Then the
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No hydrogen is consumed. No additio
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alone more than 100%. This system w
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completely to show that there was n
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Numbers used on the schematic: 1- A
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BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION Electri
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power the electric motor. The secon
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un using air and hydrogen as the fu
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nuts tightened on a 10 mm (3/8”)
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The inner nuts are manoeuvred on in
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just the relay current to be handle
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The bolt is kept just clear of the
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4. How do you determine the amount
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Electrical Generation: The cell wil
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From another user: Hi, thanks for t
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These two cells have been in use in
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urning status should you choose to
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There are also many problems with t
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This looks as if the pressure tank
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The objective is to get two stainle
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If a standard laminated iron yoke i
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paranoid reaction. Perhaps, I would
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Closed Systems and Open Systems If
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an open system, which brings us to
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captures all of the magnetic field
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Because the MEG is an open system,
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Note that the M1 coil is reversed.
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Wood of any type, branches, sticks,
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http://www.woodgas.net/index.html -
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A system like this needs extreme ca
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Mr Kim also shows a burner intended
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Sterling’s web site is definitely
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The “heat exchanger” is a radia
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Peter Davey’s AC Heater. During W
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http://www.overunity.com/index.php?
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14 - 19
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I changed the connections inside my
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This view shows two important featu
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a good angle when flowing through t
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existing methods. The parabolic coo
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Construction Steps Cut a Half-circl
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The easiest way to do this is to pu
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usual, to trap the heat. The suspen
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Cooking times are approximate. Incr
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spread this technology is to encour
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on opposite ends of the funnel is f
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The power is found in Watts. A powe
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cookers provide a sustainable techn
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How can one readily determine if th
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IDEXX Laboratories, Inc. makes the
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pulled back to let the condensation
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Mark the underside of the flaps of
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This effect is very noticeable on f
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By applying these same methods on a
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14 - 57
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It is, of course, essential for the
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ATMOSPHERIC WATER SUPPLY APPARATUS
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Fig.3 is a sectional view taken sub
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Referring now to figures 2, 3, 4 an
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Another system is using a large Fre
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5. Antibiotics have no impact whats
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For a decade, Musk’s startup call
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Arthur Bentley’s Water Pump. The
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The performance of a Ram Pump is im
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small flies, by hanging polythene b
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This has the very considerable adva
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Also, a two-part article on Solar c
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terminates in a distributor head 31
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do your own checking as designs cha
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Rated at up to 3 Amp-Hour capacity,
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The only moving component in this s
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------------------- Without knowing
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Here, the extra switch marked “BO
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If there are not wires already atta
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10. It is much easier to work on th
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14. The final connections which nee
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17. Connect a voltmeter across the
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The same voltage reading should be
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This is making a connection between
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---------------------- There are ot
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While these particular units have j
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With fully charged batteries switch
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360 Degree Lighting for Africa The
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If ordinary 10-battery holders are
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echarging mobile phones. It should
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These metres show more than 100-wat
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The pads are kept wet by droplets o
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This one at https://www.youtube.com
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The objective is to make a home whi
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The overall design is set up for co
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The constructional details can be f
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When the wall is finished off and t
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The important thing to remember abo
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There was one group of landowners w
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If you feel that these things are a
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you at all unless you consent to be
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Do you feel that you are obliged to
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purchased was transported to the sh
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the enemy of the United States Gove
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loans at interest, and that was the
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of the Federal Reserve, there was n
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world trade system and to build up
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have enough gold to cover the outst
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But understand this above all else,
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Iran 1953: The precedent for econom
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Panama 1981: Omar Tarrijas Presiden
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doesn’t. And in the case of Iraq,
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Inspector of Schools, has recently
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every useful forum with a combinati
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anything about keeping to a speed l
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delivered to them. The financial in
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above mentioned papers and readily
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Patent. Under no circumstances hear
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and appurtenances… we perform and
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went - to the Crown Temple. This sh
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WMAQ - Chicago WCAU - Philadelphia
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Sweden and wife of King Gustav. Lou
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Silent weapon technology has evolve
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sources of natural and social energ
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association of consumer preferences
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(a few examples will be given.) Cha
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Economic Shock Testing In recent ti
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Liabilities: (1) Creditors (2) Enem
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(10) Controls manufacturing. (11) C
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If this rise of the lower classes c
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oken down into categories by intell
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Further, there are no penalties in
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And showing the flattening of the g
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Here, the poorest billion people wa
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This states that it is a crime to p
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It is not necessary to "go for brok
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Another device which is not hard to
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as that, but perhaps one of say, th
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Devices Which are the Easiest to Bu
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whether or not there are any genera
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Ron Classen has replicated this des
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devices have to be rated as some of
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This design appeals to most people
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Thomas Henry Moray’s Aerial Syste
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Do you have any values for Peter Lo
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so I suggest that you begin with an
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electrolyzer following your plans a
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which he used to power an electrica
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You state in the literature that th
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"How 2 Fix To create a power source
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My frequency reads 35.4 KHz or 3540
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wire length ratio between L1 and L2
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So, if you let your high-frequency
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Question: I may have missed any dis
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Question: Always been a fan of your
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You will notice that each of these
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This circuit will have all three tr
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Chapter 17: An Easy-Build Generator
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Each plank is supplied with a facto
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It is suggested that the rotor is d
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A really major advantage of this ty
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This arrangement has sixteen coils,
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drill blocks the view from vertical
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We now want to cut out the rotor (b
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Leave 30 mm below the lowest plank
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These saw sets normally have a saw
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eaches that of the second highest v
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This arrangement allows complete fl
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This transistor is popular and is a
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You will notice that there is a dio
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If you prefer not to make coil spoo
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Fig. 4. Explanation of the principl
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Fig. 7. The simplest manifestation
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Fig. 10. Using asymmetrical electro
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Fig.14 Voltage distribution on the
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Fig. 18 Schematic from the Donald S
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Chapter 19: Building A Motor / Gene
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John’s design starts with a DC mo
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John says that he tunes his design
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If you are careful to get the centr
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Cut out the marked lines and work t
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to the battery to recharge it. Inst
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The performance is most impressive
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Driven by an AC mains motor, once r
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With this “stick welder” the si
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For this construction, each of the
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We need to pass a mild steel pipe t
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The spokes are made with 50 mm x 50
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There are a few additions to be mad
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All right, that is the first way to
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No matter what tool is used, don’
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It is not at all easy to take a wel
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This diagram shows only one drive m
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In the position shown, the Generato
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ase of the transistor, causing it t
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of plastic pipe which prevents the
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where the direction of twist revers
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This arrangement allows the value o
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The load could be buffered from the
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The idea here is that the reels of
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An American contributor who prefers
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commercially and which is covered i
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shelf and a narrow shelf. The sides
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22-8
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If you intend to paint the housing,
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The ‘Variac’ variable mains tra
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This has the effect of overcoming a
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The NST unit is readily available a
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We now come to the items which we n
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However, the overall arrangement sh
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This board is called type “B” a
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One detail to be mentioned is the t
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The idea is to cut a groove or chan
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to the two ends of my first number
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the setting up of your machine. Fai
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Socket Surge Protector Strip Plug E
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Appendix TABLE OF WIRE SIZES: The w
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Briefly stated, the present inventi
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shaped magnet having a rear side an
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Fig.2 is a schematic plan view of a
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Fig.7A is a schematic plan view of
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Fig.9 is a schematic perspective vi
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Fig.12 is an end elevational view o
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Fig.15B is an end elevational view
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Fig.19 is an elevational end view o
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further aspect of the rotor 12, as
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the U-shaped magnets 20 having subs
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Referring now to Fig.1B, Fig.2 and
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an axis 16 of the rotor 12. The mot
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Preferably, the surface 64 of the s
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A - 29
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Referring now to Fig.6, Fig.7D and
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each first stator magnet 40, is loc
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Referring now to Fig.2, Fig.3, Fig.
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12 and three pairs 32 of U-shaped m
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about an armature axis of rotation
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Referring now to Fig.5, Fig.16 and
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otor 12. Further the number of abut
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11. The apparatus (10') of claim 7,
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causes the unpaired electrons to sp
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A - 49
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Fig.4, and the spinning electron pa
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the armature magnets for given magn
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23. The method of producing a unidi
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use of a rotating carousel which ca
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Fig.4 is a cross-sectional view of
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Fig.7 is a wave form showing flux l
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Fig.14 is a modification of the car
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surface of channel 28. This arrange
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the magnetic field. An examination
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induced in coil 17 is a function of
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The modified carousel structure 24'
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Notes: I found it a little difficul
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Fig.2 is a schematic layout of a hi
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Extending from switches 14 and 16 i
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Table 1 shows the data to be obtain
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Across a single fluorescent lamp, t
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HAROLD COLMAN & RONALD SEDDON-GILLE
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The ends of the quartz tube 13 are
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JONG-SOK AN: NO-LOAD GENERATOR Pate
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In short, the present invention is
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Fig.4 is an enlarged plan view of m
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BEST MODES FOR CARRYING OUT THE INV
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As shown in Fig.3, the coils are wo
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When electric power is to be genera
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As shown in Table 3 above, as the r
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SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The Contin
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Fig.2 shows an internal wiring diag
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Fig.5 shows a wiring diagram for an
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Fig.8 shows the complete system of
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Fig.2 shows the three-phase arrange
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Once the generator is started, a sm
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MICHAEL OGNYANOV: SEMICONDUCTORS Pa
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Fig.3 is an electric circuit diagra
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The lead 39 is also connected to on
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EDWIN GRAY: ELECTRIC MOTOR US Paten
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Fig.1 is an explanatory schematic d
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Fig.5 is a sectional view taken at
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Fig.11 is a sectional view taken at
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Fig.14 is a sectional view, taken a
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Fig.19 is a developed view, taken a
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Referring to Fig.4, Fig.5 and Fig.9
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At a position 13.33 degrees to the
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start of a cycle are shown to corre
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Clutch 304 is associated with shaft
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in rotation by the successive disch
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Means for discharging said charged
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DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODI
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inductance 36, inducing a strong el
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solid-state commutator, that closes
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2.7K cosmic background temperature
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disc. Also, the rotor may be mounte
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Fig.3 depicts the magnetisation act
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The fact that one can extract energ
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In the situation depicted in Fig.2
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the flux will be attracted through
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In the latter case it would still s
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otor, rotor magnetisation means inc
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unit of radium to the wire was elim
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The output coil is positioned so as
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Fig.2A is a perspective view schema
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Fig.9B is a schematic end-view of t
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The only physicist to recognise in
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like recoil of an electron when it
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In normal conductors, the inductive
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oscillating conditions. Thus, the r
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Turning now to Fig.2A, the sending
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The remaining surplus energy from t
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sending coil 20. This proportion of
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apparatus (at a sacrifice of some e
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The coil configuration of yet anoth
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the output voltage and current to b
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Planck, M., 1911, Verh. D. Deutsch.
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SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION It is thus
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Fig.4 is an alternate embodiment of
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an expanding and collapsing magneti
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that the inductive reactance is als
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Finally, the magnets are placed in
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Volts mA mW (a) Conventional method
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CM = conventional method; SI = subj
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5500 Turns 350 to 1200 RPM 350 to 1
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GEOFFREY SPENCE: ENERGY CONVERSION
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An external source is used to accel
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Fig.4 is a diagrammatic section thr
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Fig.8 is a section on line A--A of
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As shown more particularly in Fig.2
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A - 223
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As already mentioned, the converter
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22. A converter according to claim
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However, synchronous converters are
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Fig.4 is a typical duplicate of an
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cutting the magnetic lines of force
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elated to a common armature synchro
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For example, as shown in Fig.1A and
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Rotation position detecting means f
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Referring to Fig.2B, windings 7c an
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Fig.5A, Fig.5B and Fig.5C, show how
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Referring to a waveform of an outpu
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surfaces are N-poles. The arc-shape
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a first single-opposed-polarity rot
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14. The induction generator having
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Fig.1 is a partially sectioned elev
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Referring to Fig.1, a preferred emb
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A commutator 82 is also mounted on
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TERUO KAWAI: ELECTRIC MOTOR United
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Fig.2 is a sectional view along lin
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Fig.4A through Fig.4H illustrate op
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A - 265
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Fig.5A is an illustrative view show
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FIGS. 6 through 9 are cross-section
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FIGS. 10A through 10C are cross-sec
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A - 273
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through 16l is arranged so as to be
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According to this modified embodime
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The sequential excitation of the el
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All of the prior art systems are de
Page 2045 and 2046: Fig.4 is a schematic view in genera
Page 2047 and 2048: -First Embodiment (Fig.1) One possi
Page 2049 and 2050: A. Related Principles 1. Numerous s
Page 2051 and 2052: material. This same effect shows up
Page 2053 and 2054: In the second prototype embodiment
Page 2055 and 2056: The 14-gauge and 15-gauge insulated
Page 2057 and 2058: Because many varying and different
Page 2059 and 2060: particles making up or coming from
Page 2061 and 2062: ceramics, and which take advantage
Page 2063 and 2064: Fig.4 is a graphical illustration o
Page 2065 and 2066: Fig.8 is a diagram illustrating the
Page 2067 and 2068: Fig.11 is a diagram illustrating th
Page 2069 and 2070: Fig.15 is a diagram illustrating ph
Page 2071 and 2072: Fig.19 is a cross-sectional, elevat
Page 2073 and 2074: Fig.23 is an illustration depicting
Page 2075 and 2076: Fig.29 is a schematic illustration
Page 2077 and 2078: Fig.33 is a schematic illustration
Page 2079 and 2080: For a given composition the photo-e
Page 2081 and 2082: Polishing the surfaces of these mat
Page 2083 and 2084: n o and s, from this and the three
Page 2085 and 2086: A - 323
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Page 2089 and 2090: The implication is therefore that p
Page 2091 and 2092: Which compares with an observed ban
Page 2093 and 2094: Initially, a polarisation voltage i
Page 2095: with reflected light. The surface o
Page 2099 and 2100: 24. A display apparatus as defined
Page 2101 and 2102: SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION These and
Page 2103 and 2104: Fig.4 is a side view of two magneti
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Page 2113 and 2114: Figs.17A-17D depict another embodim
Page 2115 and 2116: Fig.19 is an exploded perspective v
Page 2117 and 2118: Figs.21A-21E are top views of the p
Page 2119 and 2120: Fig.24 is a perspective view of the
Page 2125 and 2126: Figs.40-44 are alternative variatio
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Page 2129 and 2130: Fig.49 is a top view of another emb
Page 2131 and 2132: In Fig.2 a device 40 having the sam
Page 2133 and 2134: pole pieces 94, 96 due to the resul
Page 2135 and 2136: Fig.10D depicts another four-path c
Page 2137 and 2138: 238 from coils 230 and 232 also tra
Page 2139 and 2140: Coils 286, 288 may be energised in
Page 2141 and 2142: This is demonstrated with reference
Page 2143 and 2144: This is demonstrated with reference
Page 2145 and 2146: Another embodiment of a device 400
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could also be achieved. It is also
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Referring to Fig.21C, just after ro
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In another embodiment, a rotary mot
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otor member 622 having notches 624
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A third embodiment of a rotary moti
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which detects the initial direction
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after permanent magnet rotor region
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Power Conversion Referring to Figs.
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With continuous flux paths the stat
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Fig.47 and Fig.48 show another embo
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one direction and the second path p
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(c) placing a first control coil al
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28. The device for producing rotor
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STEPHEN PATRICK et Al: THE MEG Unit
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driving the reversing means of one
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Figure 3 is a graphical view of dri
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Figure 8 is a graphical view of a c
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DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTI
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period of time longer than that nec
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Each of the permanent magnets 154 i
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6. The electromagnetic generator of
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DAN DAVIDSON: ACOUSTIC-MAGNETIC POW
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BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS F
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DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTI
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1. An acoustic magnetic power gener
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For the power-out phase, energy is
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design of this new motor directs th
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Fig.3 is a block diagram demonstrat
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Fig.2 is a mechanical perspective t
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through winding 13a) exceeds the fl
Page 2207 and 2208:
JOHN BEDINI: MOTOR/GENERATOR US Pat
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etained by the rotor and flywheel c
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By definition, this means that the
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SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The device
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Fig.3 is a box diagram showing the
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Collector lead 33 and ground lead 3
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store a timed initial pulse charge.
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Fig.2 is a schematic drawing of a c
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Fig.5 is a block diagram of the sol
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direction into either channel one t
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Fig.3 is a schematic drawing of an
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8. The pulse-charger of claim 1 whe
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Notes: The following information is
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claim to have the highest power-per
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electrode pattern is applied with n
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Fig.3 is side view of a single-laye
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Composition-modified barium titanat
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FW d g/mol g/cm 3 Barium titanate B
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* ε o = permittivity of free space
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n) assembling the first arrays into
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HERMANN PLAUSON US Patent 1,540,998
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Fig.5 is a diagram of an arrangemen
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Fig.13 shows a form of inductive co
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Fig.21 shows diagramatically, an ar
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A - 493
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Fig.28 shows an auto-transformer me
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Fig.31 is a modified arrangement. F
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Fig.34 shows an arc light collector
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Fig.37 shows a form with a gas flam
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In addition to the use of spark gap
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In Fig.7 the oscillation circuit is
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As this prevents the whole of the o
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In order to collect large quantitie
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desired height, leads to a metal ro
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In Fig.26, 1,2,3 and 4 are metallic
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place, the necessary means are in p
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As transformer of the atmospheric e
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The metallic balloon shell which ha
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The action is exactly the same as t
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The novelty in this invention is: (
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DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS Fig.1 i
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Fig.6 is an enlarged detail fragmen
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assume any of several well known em
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While the magnets mentioned through
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the optimal distance between dipole
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coupled secondary two electric flux
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In none of the other motor solution
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Fig.2 is a schematic view of a Tesl
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Fig.12 shows apparatus for investig
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Fig.18 is a diagrammatic cross-sect
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positively, no positive ionise can
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We propose that likewise, if a very
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In our loss of weight experiments d
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energy injection and its dependency
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These results suggest that plasmas
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constant current flows through a ro
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The results indicate that the highe
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motor is set into motion, and is re
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PAULO and ALEXANDRA CORREA US Paten
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Fig.1 shows variation of applied DC
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Fig.6 shows volt amplitude variatio
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Fig.10A, Fig.10B and Fig.10C are fr
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Fig.13 shows open circuit voltage r
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Fig.16 shows resistive discharge sl
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Fig.20 shows an example of operatio
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the plate. There are other factors
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From the start our objective was to
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The circuit of Fig.10 can be integr
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20% to 70%), anywhere within the ra
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eflects the charge accumulation occ
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If the break-even efficiency is les
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With the data obtained by the metal
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plasma generation and collapse intr
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cathode work function is not due to
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Early interpretations attributed th
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etween the two states of a system.
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A - 599
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CLAIMS 1. Apparatus comprising a di
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FRANKLIN MEAD AND JACK NACHAMKIN Pa
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which partially encloses the receiv
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Fig.6 is a diagram of a receiving s
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Referring to the drawings, a first
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Fig.2 Shows a perspective of a "wat
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The overall apparatus thus includes
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and the water molecule becomes elon
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STANLEY MEYER US Patent 4,389,981 2
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Fig.2 is a block schematic illustra
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Fig.9 is a comparison of the burnin
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The mixture of air with non-combust
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Fig.7 illustrates the mechanical ar
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STANLEY MEYER US Patent 4,421,474 D
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plate adjustment 15 for controlling
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Fig.2 illustrates a circuit which i
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Fig.5A shows a cross-section of a c
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Figs.6A, 6B, 6C and 6D are illustra
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Fig.7 is an electrical schematic of
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A fuel gas is produced by a hydroge
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The primary coil of the torroid is
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material of construction for the el
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applied is repetitive without polar
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STANLEY MEYER Canadian Patent 2,067
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Fig.2B is a frontal view from the o
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Fig.4 shows a disk array of injecto
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Table 1 Injector Mixture + Process
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distorted in shape by being subject
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Example 5 Fuel distribution and man
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addition, the gated pulse frequency
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Fig.4 is a voltage amplitude contro
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Fig.9 is the pulse indicator circui
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The circuits are interconnected as
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CLAIMS 1. A control circuit for a r
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DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWING
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Fig.4 shows the electrical circuits
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eference point 0V. It is this bias
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The production cycle is repeated un
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Dr HENRY PUHARICH Dr Andrija Puhari
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The Thermodynamic Device (“TD”)
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Component 3: The weak electrolyte w
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meter. Corollary to this finding, I
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and P = I x E =38 mA x 2.6 volts =
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Then, 5,739 C /cc /sec = 5.739 amp/
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Fig.2 is a schematic illustration o
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Fig.4C is an illustration of the ge
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Fig.8 is an illustration of tetrahe
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Fig.11 is a wave form found to be t
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DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF INVENTION:
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not so great and the bond angle is
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As the outer electrode becomes more
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The energy which must be supplied f
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The electrical energy required to l
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SHIGETA HASEBE US Patent 4,105,528
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Fig.2 is a perspective view of elec
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produce a transverse field, and thr
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STEPHEN CHAMBERS (Xogen Power Inc.)
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Fig.3 is a side view of a cell for
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Fig.5 is an electronic circuit diag
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Fig.8 is a side view of a cell for
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The cell includes a closed containe
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the cell of the present invention i
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Vcc. Resistor R1 ensures that TR4 i
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Figure 1 is a view in vertical sect
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Figure 3 is a diagrammatic view of
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Water under pressure is forced into
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In order to provide for alternate e
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Fig.1 is a diagrammatic elevational
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The cell as shown in Fig.1 comprise
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1. A process for producing, Through
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The main process in these invention
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Fig.1 and Fig.2 are illustrations o
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Fig.4 is a schematic diagram of a p
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Next provided is an axially shifted
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evident function of minimising the
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partial vacuum. This reduction in p
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as an essential feature of the inve
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In the case of water, hydrogen and
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Fig.3 is a schematic sectional fron
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Fig.7 is a schematic graph of curre
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Continuous light spots may also be
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thousand times atmospheric pressure
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Fig.2 illustrates a variation on th
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oadly, a liquid container in the fo
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The glow discharge causes the gener
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A - 785
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Tube in tube reactor (Fig.17) has a
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The under-liquid plasma discharge,
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ecoming vigorous when the voltage i
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TABLE 2 - The micro-organism count
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The gas trap or chamber should be o
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space either in the metal electrode
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1.3.2 Equipment Function: DC power
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construction on one side or both si
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The problem of pollution is a major
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Some chemical contaminants can only
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A - 807
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A - 809
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A - 811
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A - 813
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A - 815
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A - 817
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A - 819
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A - 821
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Juan Aguero’s Water-Fuel Engine P
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and is mixed with the intake air. P
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combustion chambers. The hydrogen i
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21. The system of claim 20, charact
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storage. The present invention enab
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Fig.4 is an elevation view of the h
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Fig.10 is a cross-section on the li
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Fig.16 is a cross-section on the li
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Fig.23 is an enlargement of part of
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Fig.33 is a perspective view of a v
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A - 843
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through a resistor R4 to provide tr
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The installation of the above circu
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cathode in the upper region of the
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transformer and, assuming an input
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valve apparatus to control engine s
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. a first hollow cylindrical electr
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The Water Fracture Cell of Christop
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Fig.1 is a circuit diagram of fract
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If a large electric field is applie
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The pulses R1 and S1 are of the sam
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water ions to generate hydrogen and
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A - 867
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Fig.5B shows a stylised representat
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Fig.6 shows a gas collection system
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Fig.8A and Fig.8B are views of a se
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A - 875
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Figs.16-30 are graphs supporting th
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A - 879
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A - 881
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A - 883
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A - 885
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A - 887
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If it is the case that the hydrogen
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plate shown in Fig.1A and Fig.1B an
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is in equilibrium where the 10 watt
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The previously mentioned prior art
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The stores of high pressure gases c
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unit to retain operational gas pres
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Henry Paine’s HHO Fuel Conversion
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Witnesses: Bennet Osborne, Jr., W.
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However, the electromagnetic propul
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coils. Thus, Podkletnov's system is
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Fig.2A and Fig.2B are diagrams, pre
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Fig.4A and Fig.4B are diagrams, pre
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#1 hollow superconductive shield #2
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Fig.2B shows the counter-clockwise
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In this example, the difference bet
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The First High MPG Carburettor of C
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Fig.3 is a horizontal sectional vie
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Fig.9 and Fig.10 are detail section
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having a valve 52 in it. Chamber 50
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The Second High MPG Carburettor of
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Fig.4 is a detail sectional view of
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A low-speed or idling jet 25 has it
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DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS Fig.1 i
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Fig.5 is a detail sectional view on
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Vapour formed by air bubbling throu
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From the foregoing description it w
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Fig.2 is an enlarged view of the de
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Fig.6 is a section taken along line
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The High MPG Carburettor of Robert
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Fig.4 is a transverse sectional vie
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The High MPG Carburettor of Harold
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182,420 now abandoned. The present
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DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The ca
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The High MPG Carburettor of Thomas
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In accordance with other aspects of
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Fig.3 is a sectional view of the va
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Fig.7 is a partial side, partial se
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The cooling system of the vehicle c
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Upon initial starting of the engine
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(f) A filter positioned in the vapo
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with the magnitude of the current a
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Fig.1B is a perspective view of the
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Fig.3 is a top view of the motor of
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Fig.7 is an isometric view showing
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Fig.10 is a top view showing the ro
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Fig.13 is a top view of a pair of r
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Extending in opposite diametric dir
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Fig.5 shows the state of the switch
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otor magnets 42 - 49 when in the ho
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Fig.9 and Fig.10 show a second arra
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constructed otherwise than as speci
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12. The motor of claim 11 wherein t
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otation between them. Various metho
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Fig.4 is a view similar to Fig.3 bu
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Fig.10 is a view similar to Fig.3 f
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Fig.13 is a schematic circuit diagr
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Fig.16 is a simplified embodiment o
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Fig.22 to Fig.25 are similar to Fig
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Referring to Fig.2, the permanent m
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Fig.7 shows a modified embodiment w
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them, will depend upon the order in
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Fig.14, shows another embodiment 14
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Fig.18 shows the air coil 210 posit
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Figs. 22-25 show four different pos
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movement with the first permanent m
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a shaft and means journaling the sh
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The Power Plant of Claude Mead and
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Fig.2 is a front elevation of the w
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impactors and drills. The turbine d
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(a) fourth rotating means responsiv
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ing-shaped magnetic core having a m
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Fig.3 is an oscilloscope waveform t
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DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERR
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although it is by no means obvious
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second diode connected at its posit
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iron, the useful ability to aim, fo
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Fig.4 is a circuit diagram, illustr
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and Fig.3. In practice, this coil m
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y a simultaneous magnetic accelerat
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Mr. P.G. Mallory started out in 191
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All models have a 30 Watt power rat
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In the auto racing circles it has a
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PULSE GENERATOR 'PICK UP' SIMPLIFIE
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Schematic Wiring Diagrams for two P
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motor. What is not generally known,
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Mark McKay's investigation of Edwin
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Investor Photo #012D Popping a coil
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capacitors connected in series, wit
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Observing the lack of wear, the new
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TOP DEAD CENTER 0° REFERENCE Accor
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The recovery and simple analysis of
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MAGNETIC POSITION PROBE SMALL RED F
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Subject: CSET design Date: Sun Feb
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Date: Fri Feb 28, 2003 8:25 pm (Tim
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(Tad Johnson) I'm being as careful
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SANGAMO ENERGY DISCHARGE CAPACITOR
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(Alan Francoeur) But I also measure
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Subject: Progress Date: Sun Mar 30,
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● COMMENTARY: This really limits
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Mark Gray claims that the heart and
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Mark Gray claims that some potentia
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General Signal Generator Pulse Gene
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Some time during 1987 - 1988, Gray
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The two-channel trace from the osci
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What “maximum squareness” means
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Z o = 112 Ohms T d of 293 nS. 50 KV
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Mike Brady’s “Perendev” Magne
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Fig.3 is a perspective view showing
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Fig.7 is a perspective view showing
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In the rotor assembly 30 of Fig.2,
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Fig.7 shows a typical magnetic sour
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The Magnet Motor of Donald A. Kelly
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This magnetic disc drive represents
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Fig.1 is a top, external view of th
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Multiple, identical permanent magne
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Bob Neal’s Compressed Air Engine
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Fig.3 is a vertical cross-sectional
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The inner ends of the cylinders 11
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In the equaliser 75, are the spaced
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which changes the valve timing of a
Page 2897 and 2898:
Fig.3 is a cross-sectional view tak
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A - 1137
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DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERR
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With reference to Fig.3, a pluralit
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A contact 75, biased towards the an
Page 2907 and 2908:
plate having an opening in the cent
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advantageous to rearrange the exhau
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Fig.2 is a fragmentary perspective
Page 2913 and 2914:
The turbine 16 embodies a stator co
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In an operative embodiment of the i
Page 2917 and 2918:
Briefly, in one aspect the engine o
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Fig.5 is a cross-sectional view of
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Fig.12 is a cross-sectional view si
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Fig.14 is a schematic diagram of an
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A - 1163
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A - 1165
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Figs.20A-20F are schematic diagrams
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Note: Corresponding reference chara
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Integral with the piston bodies are
Page 2935 and 2936:
The piston has a generally semi-tor
Page 2937 and 2938:
Referring back to Fig.13A, for engi
Page 2939 and 2940:
As piston 39A reaches BDC, distribu
Page 2941 and 2942:
mixture and do not combine because
Page 2943 and 2944:
These wires are about twelve gauge,
Page 2945 and 2946:
cold-cathode tube 391, and an x-ray
Page 2947 and 2948:
Fig.17D), polariser 289, branch B17
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Robert Britt’s Inert Gas Engine U
Page 2951 and 2952:
Fig.3 is an elevational view of the
Page 2953 and 2954:
Fig.7 is an electrical schematic of
Page 2955 and 2956:
Referring now to Fig.3 of the drawi
Page 2957 and 2958:
and drives Q1 into conduction. The
Page 2959 and 2960:
Floyd Sweet Recently, some addition
Page 2961 and 2962:
the venture capital funding if the
Page 2963 and 2964:
Violet also said that about 5:00 pm
Page 2965 and 2966:
Energy cannot enter a space of zero
Page 2967 and 2968:
electromagnetic and gravitational f
Page 2969 and 2970:
or in another form: So, the e.m.f.
Page 2971 and 2972:
Example 2: Suppose the conductor wi
Page 2973 and 2974:
Meguer Kalfaian’s Energy Generato
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Fig.2 illustrates a controlled top
Page 2977 and 2978:
Fig.9 is a modification of Fig.6; a
Page 2979 and 2980:
the outer periphery of the magnet,
Page 2981 and 2982:
wobbling top is sufficient, as proo
Page 2983 and 2984:
Theodore Annis & Patrick Eberly US
Page 2985 and 2986:
Page 2987 and 2988:
Fig.6 is a schematic diagram of a s
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Fig.1 is a schematic diagram of a m
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Fig.5 is a detail drawing of an alt
Page 2993 and 2994:
In the preferred implementation of
Page 2995 and 2996:
The Energy Conversion Device of Wil
Page 2997 and 2998:
This sloping floor causes the drive
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FIG.4 is a cross-sectional view of
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FIG.9 is a horizontal cross-section
Page 3003 and 3004:
otational downstream annular chambe
Page 3005 and 3006:
In Fig.5 is shown a perspective vie
Page 3007 and 3008:
small hydro-electric version of the
Page 3009 and 3010:
Fig.10 is a perspective view of a s
Page 3011 and 3012:
longitudinally mounted in the upstr
Page 3013 and 3014:
shaft in the central aperture, said
Page 3015 and 3016:
The ‘Hotsabi’ Booster Here are
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Cut and fit shimstock into ABS tubi
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The upper component is a Threaded A
Page 3021 and 3022:
Next, prepare the stainless steel m
Page 3023 and 3024:
All of the 3/8 inch plastic fitting
Page 3025 and 3026:
If you choose to use a contact-brea
Page 3027 and 3028:
This booster uses cheap, standard e
Page 3029 and 3030:
In order to ensure that the stainle
Page 3031 and 3032:
The picture above shows clearly the
Page 3033 and 3034:
The PVC housing for the booster has
Page 3035 and 3036:
But, it can be built using differen
Page 3037 and 3038:
Try to make the hose as short as po
Page 3039 and 3040:
Background Information Many people
Page 3041 and 3042:
This diagram shows the way that the
Page 3043 and 3044:
Dealing with the Vehicle Computer W
Page 3045 and 3046:
This unit generates a small voltage
Page 3047 and 3048:
think that the Air/Fuel Ratio is sa
Page 3049 and 3050:
something similar to provide non-li
Page 3051 and 3052:
The 1N4007 diode has a ring marked
Page 3053 and 3054:
are needed to feed the incoming sen
Page 3055 and 3056:
“voltage divider” and it is the
Page 3057 and 3058:
This gives us a voltage in the corr
Page 3059 and 3060:
The tools which you will need, are:
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To construct this circuit, cut a pi
Page 3063 and 3064:
And for a UK supplier: Component Qt
Page 3065 and 3066:
The High Efficiency Electrolyser de
Page 3067 and 3068:
If the voltage is increased above 1
Page 3069 and 3070:
about 1.5 volts. This means that a
Page 3071 and 3072:
The one-way valve shown between the
Page 3073 and 3074:
The base and two sides of the cell
Page 3075 and 3076:
This housing looks very simple and
Page 3077 and 3078:
Any particles created by the sandin
Page 3079 and 3080:
3. If current starts higher then dr
Page 3081 and 3082:
different suppliers, can have sligh
Page 3083 and 3084:
Terminal Block TB1: is the DC Power
Page 3085 and 3086:
quickly destroyed. The Texas Instru
Page 3087 and 3088:
As you can see here, Bob uses short
Page 3089 and 3090:
touching each other in the centre o
Page 3091 and 3092:
With straight DC-electrolysis, the
Page 3093 and 3094:
Supplying the Water The potassium h
Page 3095 and 3096:
Components: R1 100 ohms C1 1000 mic
Page 3097 and 3098:
pressure of just 15 psi. To deal wi
Page 3099 and 3100:
Also, the pressure at which it oper
Page 3101 and 3102:
nothing is done about that, a decre
Page 3103 and 3104:
The physical connection to the engi
Page 3105 and 3106:
One supplier of flexible tubing sui
Page 3107 and 3108:
Bob Boyce’s Experiences: Bob had
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Suggested Design Features for High-
Page 3111 and 3112:
Bob uses a 6-inch x 48-inch belt sa
Page 3113 and 3114:
there is a major problem. Make sure
Page 3115 and 3116:
This plate array can be a self-cont
Page 3117 and 3118:
shatter discs seem attractive optio
Page 3119 and 3120:
shown with a baffle, but with stati
Page 3121 and 3122:
The High-Power Devices of Don Smith
Page 3123 and 3124:
Fig.2 has two parts A and B. In Fig
Page 3125 and 3126:
The device shown below is physicall
Page 3127 and 3128:
The entire System already exists an
Page 3129 and 3130:
Don Smith's Suggestions: Get a copy
Page 3131 and 3132:
A - 1369
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*************************** PJK: I
Page 3135 and 3136:
However, if we want to extract ener
Page 3137 and 3138:
If the swing is pushed before it re
Page 3139 and 3140:
Without his description of the devi
Page 3141 and 3142:
Anyway, coming back to Don's device
Page 3143 and 3144:
The "L2" coil has two separate sect
Page 3145 and 3146:
In passing, it might be remarked th
Page 3147 and 3148:
Don draws attention to the fact tha
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The objective here is to determine
Page 3151 and 3152:
I have recently been passed a copy
Page 3153 and 3154:
contains substantially more power t
Page 3155 and 3156:
number of primary winding turns. Wi
Page 3157 and 3158:
And to make matters ‘worse’ the
Page 3159 and 3160:
Here, the additional high-voltage d
Page 3161 and 3162:
you, so, don’t build one. The dev
Page 3163 and 3164:
Where two of the L2 coils are shown
Page 3165 and 3166:
As there are very slight difference
Page 3167 and 3168:
This system was soon changed when v
Page 3169 and 3170:
I suggest that the plastic pipe use
Page 3171 and 3172:
The approximate number of turns bet
Page 3173 and 3174:
These windings can be made on a PVC
Page 3175 and 3176:
We add in an earth ground, a capaci
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At this point, the pumping scheme w
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The ground wire carries the negativ
Page 3181 and 3182:
The big question is, of course, wha
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always less powerful than the forwa
Page 3185 and 3186:
Isolation transformer. The isolatio
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In principle, you can use the CISC
Page 3189 and 3190:
Gentlemen! Make it and test it. A -
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As with most systems, the practical
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which you will note has repeating p
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that the current flowing through th
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Fig.3A illustrates a control circui
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its rate of depletion. It is not su
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to a test using a switching device
Page 3203 and 3204:
This is to test the efficiency of t
Page 3205 and 3206:
thousand pulses per second ("1 kHz"
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All of the Ainslie circuits mention
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The view above is of the underside
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