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Thanks rensseak. Is there a place where I can read about this as it sounds very interesting? So essentially Steven has made units that were 2.5 KHz, 1.25 KHz, etc?

Paul Lowrance

The unit get warmly so may be it is a save frequencie.

rensseak

rensseak,

May I ask where you are getting your information from?

Paul Lowrance

No problem rensseak.


Everyone,

Steven Marks provides some interesting info.  He vaguely mentions something about frequency patterns that can change, but that is not actual frequency. He says it resonates at 5 KHz and also has a physical vibration at 7.3 Hz (not KHz) even though there are no moving parts. We know there Earth has numerous resonance's around 7.3 Hz depending what level. There are many levels to Earth from the hot Mantels, to the upper crusts, to the ionosphere and beyond.

Also we know his machine contains a solid-state rotation very much like a physical motor. The more I think about it the more likely it seems he is tapping into Earths energy. This could be the hot mantel, which is roughly 20 to 80 kilometers down, but varies depending where you are located. Or it could be the D-layer ionosphere, which is 50 to 90 kilometers up. Either one could resonate at 5 KHz resonance depending where you are located. Also it would explain why the machine does not work when you flip it upside down. Other effects would be constant variations in effectiveness, which his device also shows in the videos and Steven mentions this. Such variations could not come from the Earths magnetic field because Earths magnetic field does not vary much at all from hour to hour much less minute to minute.

No offense to anyone, but this machine scares me, lol. So please enjoy this research as I'll spend my time on other devices and on my own device. If it is true that he is tapping into Earths energy, then it would spell such global havoc if millions of people tapped into. I cannot even begin to imagine the concequences. Perhaps the big boys in the secret government took Steven for a ride to show him exactly where the energies coming from and to convince him that 7 billion people extracting this energy would kill the planet. I understand a lot of people think Steven is simply cutting magnetic lines and getting free energy from no place, but I very much disagree. So I think Steven Marks device is legitimate. IMHO it is a very scary machine that I'll stay away from. 

Peace,
Paul Lowrance

The humming sound is the copper loops vibrating against each other. This is noticable in household appliance transformers except that they are baked in varnish to squelch it otherwise the plates chatter.
When I worked at Keystone Transformer in Philadelphia my first job was to dip the terminal leads of the transformers in acid after they cooled from the ovens and then they sit on a rotating table while the acid dissolves the varnish off the male leads. My next task was to air blow the residue off and then they would go to testing.
My next job was to actually load up the coils with plates and seat that in collared frames.
Just a little trivia.

Yes, those old humming appliances.    Giantkiller, appliances in U.S. hum at 60 Hz, not 7.3 Hz. Also hums are sign of loose windings in coil unless were talking about massive amounts of current, but even so Stevens device hums at 7.3 Hz. It seems Stevens device resonates at 5 KHz. This would causes vertical resonance waves at ~5 KHz while at the same time the wave would also resonates around the globe at ~7 Hz. This is something the great Tesla discovered.

I see Stevens device as using the Earth as magnetic material in a similar fashion that other devices such as the MEG use a magnet to flip the process so as to collect Magnetocaloric energy. That could explain why Stevens device does not work upside down because you're essentially the electronics don't know the process flip. Since the process flipped the role has changed so that you can no longer collect the Magnetocaloric energy.

Essentially Steven created an open field rotating magnet that spins at roughly 300000 rpms! That's a pretty cool idea as long as just a few people play with it, and not a few billion.

Paul Lowrance

If You happen to get schematic, give it to us, the sooner the better. It is the best way to preserve something, by giving it to everybody, and it is safe for YOU, You will not remain as "target" any more! So, You can have it for much longer.
Savya

I think it might be best in this case to separate the opinions from the facts & possibilities.

First here are my opinions. Before I studied the facts I too thought Steven might be a scam artist, but now after pondering upon his device I can see other possibilities that IMHO have higher probability.

Resonance is a powerful thing. We see what a miniscule force can do to a huge bridge if properly performed. It is possible to find resonance between the Mantel layer and the Earths surface. With each cycle the forces add up. If I'm correct, then Steven's device is highly localized and would need fine-tuning when moved from city to city. In fact, I would imagine that such a technique would not work everywhere. This could be driving Steven crazy and prohibiting him from marketing the device.

One thing is for certain. It is possible to build a device that causes such vibrations due to resonance caused by a high speed rotating magnetic field.

IMHO it is a blessing that Stevens is having difficulties. A machine that instantly moves energy from the inner Earth to top surface is dangerous on a global scale. There are too many other devices with better potential that are safe such as the MEG.

Paul Lowrance

The information could be true, or not true. That is the nature of a google search, lol. Just recently I was searching google for scientific information on emissivity of certain materials, which you would think you could trust such science web pages. I found every contradictory answer under the sun for the exact same material. Internet information by itself can be vague, false, and sometimes contradictory.

Paul Lowrance

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