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  • redrichie
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    Why the secrecy Brent? Is Scott injured? Or has an egg been cracked and you guys have seen something that has your head swimming? HAve appreciated your build since you gus started. good luck. post some progress vids for the love of god man. LOL

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  • Ron Chase
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    Slowly but Surely

    Hey All,

    I finally had a chance to work on my GT3 build. Next step is build the slave coil supports and fire up the electronics.

    Ron
    Attached Files

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  • BrentA929
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    Update

    Dave,

    I have to tell you...

    Things have gotten real weird around here lately. I probably shouldn't say much, but Scott has not been the same since.


    Brent



    Originally posted by Web000x View Post
    @Brent/Scott,

    Any progress on your build? Or did you stop trying since JB stopped frequenting the forum?

    Dave

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  • Les_K
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    Neo Mags testing Ionized sphere

    I was able to add another small Neo to the back of the mags and sure enough my input current went down even more. But what was really interesting is that the two led's on the trigger almost doubled in brightness visibly. I am still running at over 40 rpm. I want to keep my coils at the same gap so I am going to try and adjust the outside coils. but either way as soon as I get it to the proper RPM I want to try an impedance matched air core to see if I am creating the scaler bubble bearden has talked about. A sphere should be developed around the point at which the scalars meet toward the center of the wheel.
    Anyone looked into this so far?

    Les

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  • Les_K
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    Originally posted by Web000x View Post
    I understand your point of view. However, I am not sure that an engineer with ideas about how to hinder the energy cartels would be taken seriously while working for a car manufacturing plant.

    I just graduated last fall so it is not like I was just sitting on my degree without doing anything. It takes time to find a job and just so happens that I did just find a job where I will travel around the United States working on automated industrial electrical systems.

    I had my sights set on working for a smaller company where I get to do a little bit of everything. I will become well versed in many aspects of engineering. If you have strong intentions, the universe will orient accordingly.

    Keep your intent focused on a better future. It is coming.

    @Brent/Scott,

    Any progress on your build? Or did you stop trying since JB stopped frequenting the forum?

    Dave
    Excellent, So the future then, is as bright as your faith?

    Les

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  • Web000x
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    Originally posted by Les_K View Post
    Dave,
    I have been replicating and reviewing a project(COP = 5) for a friend that I was asked not to talk about, but is now posted on the Internet free for anyone's purview. So I have not had time recently to keep up with all that is going on. But when I read this part of your post it really got me thinking about some things philosophically.

    Our approach as a family is and has been that we consider where we spend our money and how it supports the future. and in that context any money spent on DVD's books etc. as we can afford them from John Bedini and Tom bearden is supporting a cause toward a better world. I have had to take many distasteful jobs in order to achieve something better for my family. But mostly as I read your post I had to wonder about your comment on working at Volkswagen. As an EE wouldn't it be a consideration? I think you may not be considering your potential? Is it not possible you could be an influence of great force...even a leader getting them to develop an electric version of the current vehicles?
    Perhaps you might invoke a whole department in which you would lead just in that specific area of production until it grows to the point that "out with the old in with the new" takes place and everyone who believes as you do can now purchase a vehicle that is no longer a part of planet-wide destruction? I don't know, but I just hope you are not selling yourself short. I mean imagine their own money; that which they are paying you, to turn themselves to a better place? mmmmm.

    Les
    I understand your point of view. However, I am not sure that an engineer with ideas about how to hinder the energy cartels would be taken seriously while working for a car manufacturing plant.

    I just graduated last fall so it is not like I was just sitting on my degree without doing anything. It takes time to find a job and just so happens that I did just find a job where I will travel around the United States working on automated industrial electrical systems.

    I had my sights set on working for a smaller company where I get to do a little bit of everything. I will become well versed in many aspects of engineering. If you have strong intentions, the universe will orient accordingly.

    Keep your intent focused on a better future. It is coming.

    @Brent/Scott,

    Any progress on your build? Or did you stop trying since JB stopped frequenting the forum?

    Dave

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  • Les_K
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    Originally posted by Web000x View Post

    Also, it just so happens that I go to work to make money to pay rent and bills only. I do not make huge amounts of money at all. My mind doesn't strive for money, only a change in the world. As a graduate of electrical engineering, I could go work for the new Volks Wagon plant that just opened up in my town and make plenty of money. I refuse to do so because they are owned by the same people we are fighting against.

    Dave

    Dave,
    I have been replicating and reviewing a project(COP = 5) for a friend that I was asked not to talk about, but is now posted on the Internet free for anyone's purview. So I have not had time recently to keep up with all that is going on. But when I read this part of your post it really got me thinking about some things philosophically.

    Our approach as a family is and has been that we consider where we spend our money and how it supports the future. and in that context any money spent on DVD's books etc. as we can afford them from John Bedini and Tom bearden is supporting a cause toward a better world. I have had to take many distasteful jobs in order to achieve something better for my family. But mostly as I read your post I had to wonder about your comment on working at Volkswagen. As an EE wouldn't it be a consideration? I think you may not be considering your potential? Is it not possible you could be an influence of great force...even a leader getting them to develop an electric version of the current vehicles?
    Perhaps you might invoke a whole department in which you would lead just in that specific area of production until it grows to the point that "out with the old in with the new" takes place and everyone who believes as you do can now purchase a vehicle that is no longer a part of planet-wide destruction? I don't know, but I just hope you are not selling yourself short. I mean imagine their own money; that which they are paying you, to turn themselves to a better place? mmmmm.

    Les

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  • nvisser
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    Originally posted by ren View Post
    I think it says more about the builder....

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  • Armagdn03
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    Originally posted by john_g View Post
    Thanks for that John K

    Out of interest, I cannot claim from The Royal Mail as it was posted outside of the UK. However, I e-mailed Tony Craddock, who quickly responded, and will send me a new one, so good on Cheniere Press - I did request an armoured case though!

    Regards
    John
    I am a packaging Engineer. You would not believe the small parcel delivery environment. Its amazing more things do not fail.

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  • john_g
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    Originally posted by John_K View Post
    Hi John,

    That's too bad. I don't think a hard case would've made much difference, it looks like a truck ran over it. Unfortunately you'll have to log a claim with Royal Mail.

    Not that it will make you feel any better, but mine made it all the way to Australia in perfect condition. It was shipped in the same envelope as yours.


    John K.
    Thanks for that John K

    Out of interest, I cannot claim from The Royal Mail as it was posted outside of the UK. However, I e-mailed Tony Craddock, who quickly responded, and will send me a new one, so good on Cheniere Press - I did request an armoured case though!

    Regards
    John

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  • John_K
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    Hi John,

    That's too bad. I don't think a hard case would've made much difference, it looks like a truck ran over it. Unfortunately you'll have to log a claim with Royal Mail.

    Not that it will make you feel any better, but mine made it all the way to Australia in perfect condition. It was shipped in the same envelope as yours.


    John K.

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  • john_g
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    Regards

    John

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  • conradelektro
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    What is the obligation of a teacher?

    Originally posted by ren View Post
    I think it says more about the builder....
    I quote from the webpage advertising DVD #23:

    TECH REVIEW



    Well, does an explanation of "how it REALLY works" imply or include that one can replicate a truly working Monopole GT Motor showing OU?

    Is it fair to assume that a teacher teaching how to build a working OU Monopole GT motor should do it in such a way that the students do not need more than average schooling in electronics?

    Or, does DVD #23 not intend to enable the watcher to REALLY build an OU Monopole GT motor?

    Are we playing advocate stile word games, or do we expect to know how to build an OU motor after having seen DVD #23?

    I personally do expect to know how to build an OU motor after having bought and studied in a reasonable way the teachings of DVD #23. But I am a naive person who can easily be fooled.

    Greetings, Conrad

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  • ren
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    Originally posted by conradelektro View Post
    As I see it, some people who have a running motor and who have bought the DVD are still not able to make the motor OU.

    So, what does this say about the DVD?

    Greetings, Conrad
    I think it says more about the builder....

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  • conradelektro
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    Remark about the DVD

    As I see it, some people who have a running motor and who have bought the DVD are still not able to make the motor OU.

    So, what does this say about the DVD?

    Greetings, Conrad

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