Hello from Kansas

[dmparr]

Hello everyone my name is DJ. I've been lurking around in the fourms, reading posts and absorbing as much free energy info that I can
and have finally decided to introduce myself and get to know everyone beter.

A little information about me:
I'm 26 years old i've been married for 6 years and have 3 kids. I've been a Machinist for a little more then 8 years and have been employed at the same shop for 6 years. I'm curently the programer/operator of a CNC Vertical Lathe with live tooling capability. In my spare time I enjoy working on cars, hunting,fishing, and flying model airplanes.

I've been researching the Bedini SG for some time now, I've got everything I need to build one except for the rotor and winding the coils. I know all of you are going to tell me to start small with a basic setup but thats not my nature. I'm also very interested in the Lindemann attraction motor but unfortunately I have been unable to find much info on that one yet but I'm still looking. I'm a Machinist by trade so naturally i'm a perfectionist when it comes to my work, I have great pride in what I do. I do have a few questions for the free energy experts out their but I'll post that in the appropriate section of the forum.

Thanks DJ.

[future pather]

DJ,

Finally revealed

Thanks for introducing yourself, we're pleased to have you



Jessica

[Aaron]

Welcome DJ!

Welcome DJ!

Feel free to jump in by joining or starting your own threads in whatever forum is appropriate.

After meeting John, I build the bare bones roller skate motor and I meditated on it for many months before even trying to charge batteries and learned a whole lot more. Even if you jump in and build a full scale one, it is valuable to have a small roller skate one that isn't meant to charge batteries just to get the vibes on. It is a valuable tool that teaches a lot and some of those things to learn from it might be covered by on the charging models.

[Ingram]

Hi DJ.
I can't speak to the topic you mention with any knowledge but I love Kansas! (the eastern part anyway)