Originally posted by BroMikey
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Originally posted by BroMikey
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It helps me organize my metaphoric thought-modeling into something that I want to trust makes some sort of sense to me, not necessarily to you. {sorry
} I'm running the risk, here, of using my own language. Kind of like the problem of trying to understand Buckminster Fuller. Yet, I'm sure he understood whatever he was talking about, eh?Since there's so little to go on in trying to decipher William Lyne's story, I'll use any parallelism I can find.
You know, I can't find anyone else seriously talking about this online. Why the vacuum?

Originally posted by BroMikey
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If a Searl-style disk, rather than a reciprocating piston, were to be the ideal embodiment of Tesla's Special Generator, then it might be best made of copper since that is the 'active' element creating the electrostatic field, the chassis is made of iron - possibly magnetically coupled to a much larger body of iron to delay the chassis from absorbing any secondary magnetic effect going on here, and the whole thing coated with a thin film of aluminum acting as the 'reflective' element to intensify the inner workings by not letting anything useful get away.
These three considerations of: active copper = rajas, ferrous iron = tamas and reflective aluminum = sattwa are the three design characteristics of Tesla's Special Generator according to William Lyne in his book, "Pentagon Aliens", quoting Mr. Dort's son working in a junk yard William was visiting at the time.
I can see why the 3 gunas could be considered 'magic' to anyone here in the West unschooled in India's Vedic tradition.
The geometric arrangement of these three components, in the manner in which I describe, were gleaned from a series of experiments I did - not directly related to William Lyne's story about this device of Tesla, but were performed to try and discover what role iron might play in Tesla's device.
So, I don't have hard evidence to suggest that this is the simplest and most accurate conceptualization of Tesla's Special Generator. But it's the best I can come up with at the moment.
The reason I no longer uphold the reciprocating piston aspect of Mr. Lyne's story is that I think Tesla withheld a better version of his device from the Nazis based on Searl's spinning disk which is not limited to a constant supply of compressed air, but can self-accelerate its spin rate once it first reaches a minimum rate of spin with the help of a starter motor. This, plus an overunity condition of running a compressor or liquefier while these Electro-U-Boats were enroute, could make possible the "topping off" of their craft's storage of liquefied air, and thus make these craft unlimited in their range - something Tesla probably shuddered to think he should thoughtlessly offer to the Nazis!


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