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Lawrence,
Since you have been a big help in the development of our latest ERR Flux Power
Station we decided to release our drawing to the group.
(This is the information for the drawings that I posted in our Noah’s Ark
Research Foundation Folder in the Photo section.)
For many years we have been experimenting with new materials that support
electromagnetic wave propagation in ways that are not observed in nature. Other
research teams around the world are doing similar experiments that also backup
this theory. We have been able to create materials that support this type of
effect for light and other electromagnetic waves. Even some physicists are
starting to challenge what was thought to be the basic laws of nature. Many of
the hard-nosed skeptics are finding it increasingly more difficult to disprove
the left-hand rule.
In nature, all materials seem to obey the right-hand rule. The fingers of the
right hand represent the waves of the electric field, and when you curl the
fingers around to the base of the hand, this represents the magnetic field; the
outstretched thumb indicates the direction of the flow of power
Back in 1968 a Russian theorist; V.G. Veselago had predicted that new materials
could be engineered to interact with our environment, which is just the opposite
of how natural materials react. In 2000, researchers at the University of
California-San Diego (UCSD) confirmed this, creating what's known as the first
"left-handed" material. A special team at UCSD created material that caused
fields to move to the left even though the electromagnetic energy moved to the
right. The light waves produced in this material also produced an inverted
Doppler effect. Researchers at MIT and the University of Delaware, is also
exploring left-handed media.
We are now discovering that the things we held to be inviolable can in fact, be
violated under certain conditions. Many research teams are already able to build
structures that support this theory.
Much of my research over the past 17 years has proved that these new kinds of
materials can cause different affects when it comes to magnetic fields. I’m
already using left-handed material in my ERR (Electromagnetic Radiation
Receiver) experiments. I’ve proven this theory with my ERR prototype. Lawrence
Rayburn a researcher of electromagnetic fields has also proved this theory with
his left-hand wound coils. Even though some of us have proven the left-hand
theory, no one seems to want to admit that we have disproved one of the sacred
laws of nature.
You’ll find the drawing of my special experimental Flux Power Station in the
Noah’s Ark Research Foundation folder in the photo section. A special
frequency generator is used to induce a series of alternating frequencies to
create a flow of electrons when activating the magnetic flux field. This theory
is still in the experimental stages so we still have a lot of research and
testing for safety and other factors.
The secret is in the material used, the size of the wire and the number of turns
plus the frequency and how you alternate that frequency. There are many
combinations that will allow you to get small amounts of electrons to flow.
I finished a simple set of drawings for my first 160,000 watt power station
prototype. We don’t want to release the actual blueprints because it might
fall into the wrong hands. These simple drawings and information is not enough
for other research organizations to copy our technology.
We still need to build the first prototype and test it over a period of time to
make sure it’s safe and to fix any bugs that we might find. The smaller model
worked very well but we don’t know how the bigger one will work until it’s
built and tested.
This ERR Flux Power Station is designed to run a house or you can add more Flux
Power Vaults which is 10,000 or more watts each if you need more power. It can
even be built big enough for a factory or a whole community of houses.
I’ve already started building the first prototype in the basement of our house
in the Philippines. My crew has already started pouring the cement for the
chambers. The copper and fiberglass tracks with all the electrical contacts
where the Flux Plates slide into place are being built in our machine shop.
After the chambers are finished and the cement is cured the tracks will be
bolted into place. The cement work will take about two weeks to finish the 16
chambers. By then the first 10 tracks will be ready to install. Each Flux Power
Plate as it’s finished will be slid into place and tested to make sure it’s
making proper contact. After all 10 Flux Power Plates have been slid into place
and tested we can bolt the airtight chamber vault door into place. Then we will
be ready to test the o-rings with a vacuum pump. After the chamber has passed
the vacuum test we can pressure-rise the chamber to 1.5 psi with a special gas.
Then the first chamber will be ready to go on line producing 10 to 18,000 Watts
DC power. The reason we’re not sure of the exact output is because we are
developing new left-handed materials that could possible increase the output by
as much as eight times. As each new chamber comes on line I can disassemble my
older smaller ERR units. My older ERR units have become more bothersome and
costly to maintain over the years.
The new Flux Power Plates should be maintenance free for many years (I hope). As
we develop newer and better Power Plates the older Plates can be easily replaced
by shutting down one chamber at a time.
After the frequency generator is shut down going to that chamber then the cover
can be removed exposing the plates. If the new Flux Power Plates are the same
thickness then the old plates are simply slid out and the new plates slid into
place. If the new plates are thicker or thinner then the tracks will need to be
replaced. After replacing the plates the o-rings on the vault door is replaced
and the cover is bolted back on. The chamber will be vacuum tested and if no
leaks are found then the chamber can be pressure-rised to 1.5 psi with a special
gas and the frequency generator can be turned on. After output is tested the
chamber is ready to be added to the power station.
Drawing # 1 shows the chambers without the airtight covers. The chamber holds
ten Flux Power Plates that are 48†X 48†X 4†which can produce 1,000 to
as high 8,000 watts each depending on the Plates. As we design newer left-handed
materials that support electromagnetic wave propagation we will be able to
increase the power output. Each chamber is designed with special slots and
electrical connectors to connect to the Flux Power Plates when they are slid
into position in the chamber. The reason for individual chambers is so that the
whole system need not be shut down in case of a Flux Plate burn out. One chamber
can be shut down to replace one or more burnt Plates without shutting down the
whole Power Station. It also shows the frequency and power lines. The lines
coming from the frequency generator going into the chamber and the heavy DC
output lines use the same sealed system.
Drawing #2 is basically the same as #1except it shows the gas lines going to
each chamber and it has the covers bolted into place. Each vault has an airtight
cement cover to seal the chamber so that we can extract all the air and fill the
chamber with a special gas at a pressure of 1.5 psi. These covers with their
o-ring seals are very important so that no air can leak into the chamber. Any
oxygen in the chamber can cause flash burns between the plates. It also shows
the electrical lines going from each vault to the main power box.
Drawing #3 shows a front and side view of the Flux Power Plates.
Drawing #4 shows one of the inner aluminium plates which is different from the
two outer solid aluminum plates. Each of these inner plates has 144 slots that
are cut to 10 ½ X 2 ½ cm where 144 special coils are inserted.
DRAWING #5 is a close up of the ten Flux Power Plates and the tracks.
James
--- In OneSmallStepForMan@yahoogroups.com, "Lawrence Rayburn"
<lawrencerayburn@...> wrote:
>
> I am aware of a solid state (no moving parts) electrical
> power generation system that is surprising even the researchers
> developing it. Kilowatts of DC power output. Proof of concept small
> portable examples have been demonstrated in Japan and the US...now
> scaling up is causing some engineering problems, but I am confident
> those will be overcome and that R&D group will soon have a salable
> product with high reliability and long life. Chances are, however,
> in the US the power generation companies will seek to have this
> solid state generation system banned from import.
>
> Regards,
>
> Lawrence
>"
http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/OneSmallStepForMan/and there is some new photos
