think.



as the magnet turns, electrons from the magnetic field are being pushed in one direction along the coil.


however, as this magnet turns, electrons from the magnetic field are being pushed in both directions along the coil.

what we call lightening is the arcing of an open bi-directional circuit that is being reinforced by the Earth's electromagnetic field. think about it. friction. in one direction. alignment of the domains. static discharge. not enough to create static electricity on a small scale, or lightening on a larger. the occurence of a bi-directional current being opened up causes a resistance to register, which is read as a load. so it powers the load. that's why lightening can hit clouds or the ground that is miles away. which ever bidirectional closed circuit that is closer. either another cloud with said circuit, or the core of the earth which is a bidirectional dynamo.

we don't need hot or cold fusion for free energy. Earth gives us all the EM energy we can use.

I have already used a bidirectional coil to charge a half dead 9v, not even using a spinning magnet to create electricity. charged an alkaline 9v from half dead in 10s. killed it in another.

the point of this site is to educate and establish prior art.

Specs on coil:

Single layer coil:

L = N*N * a*a/4 / (9*a/2 + 10*l)

N = 162

a = 1 in

l = 888 in

L = 0.74


Educational Email Conversations:

From: Anthony Meiers
Sent: Wed, 6 Jul 2005 04:04:51 -0700
To: [email protected]
Subject: Dr. Jay Garrett

While Dr. Jay Garrett gave some of the best information on what ZPE 
was, his prototypes never made it with any reproducibility. The primary 
reason for that is that none of his devices were actually being powered 
by ZPE.
 
The Pons & Fleishman experiments were very interesting. They were doing 
things with voltage switching, modulations, and oscillations that 
haven't been fully explored. If you read the details of the experiments, you 
find out that the amount of energy production was actually greater than 
fusion byproducts were detected. That means the trace amount of fusion 
byproducts were actually a side effect of a more fundamental energy 
system.
 
If you look on my web page, http://www.geocities.com/dr_a_meiers/, I 
think you will see a pattern. In the MEG experiment by Tom Bierden, they 
are using magnetic coils and a switch array. Again, they're playing 
with voltage switching, oscillations, and manipulations.
 
My theory, which has supporting experimental evidence which is yet 
unconclusive, is that all of these free energy devices made to this date 
are inadvertantly creating a partially bidirectional electrical current 
using voltage switching, oscillators, and other manipulations.
 
However, I have created a coil which will create a bidirectional 
electrical current if electricity is generated with it. I have recharged a 
half dead 9v battery using this coil in 10 seconds. Here's the amazing 
part. I simply plugged the coil onto the half dead battery, AND NOTHING 
ELSE. The half dead battery powered the coil enough to get electrical 
reinforcement and thus charge the battery. I have had 4 people 
independently recreate and test the coil. Now I am using the coil for power 
generation.
 
I tell you this because what I need is to get people used to the idea 
that free electricity is easy. My first prototype cost less than $30 to 
build. The second will cost less than $50.
 
If it turns out that it becomes impossible to patent this technology 
because of pressure from the oil companies, then I will need a network of 
free energy minded people who are ready to learn to build these devices 
and give them to their friends. If they are bold enough to sell it, let 
them. If it gets to that point, I release the coil design to public 
domain. But at this point, I hope to get a patent.
 
Let me know if you can help. Thanks.
 
Dr. Anthony Meiers


Dear Dr. Meiers, It was wonderful to see Dr. Garrett's new web site pop up on my web sites. I am your friendly MAD WEB TV SCIENTIST and it was also great to see your name on Dr. Garrett's site. I would like to have more specific information on your coil system like wire gage/diameter number of coils, etc. I had "classic electronic training" in the Air Force and passed courses on black and white and color television. I also did a little work with the electronics of r/c model aircraft. I mention this to give you hope that I might be able to "comprehend" the unfamiliar concepts you and Dr. Garrett are talking about. I need a lot of help with "bidirectional electrical current" ??? Its easy to understand why people think we are really mad. A diagram of your battery charging experiment with enough detail so that reproduction of your results can be demonstrated would be very helpful, as well as theoretical explanations of what is actually happening. Yes, I am a slow learner but I try really hard. Thank you for your good work. Sincerely, Richard Porter
Keep in mind, the first coil was a product of a Eureka moment. I ran down to Radio Shack, got a 3 pack of coil wire. I used 75 feet of 26-gauge, from this right here... http://www.radioshack.com/product.asp?catalog%5Fname=CTLG&category%5Fname=CTLG%5F0 11%5F010%5F004%5F000&product%5Fid=278%2D1345 I then had my associate grab one end of the coil wire... and unwind it. All 75 feet. I then had him come over to me and grab both ends. I then went and found the middle by pulling the wire taught from the middle, with my associate keeping the ends even. At this point, I grabbed the coil wire from the middle, bent it to make an inverted V shape, and started winding it from the middle out to the sides. This is a lot of work. I didn't actually keep track of the number of turns. This was just a proof of concept. I did it at home, away from my lab, on a weekend. I wound the coil around an empty tube of toilet paper. How low tech can you get? When the winding of the coil was finished, I duct taped the coil on to the paper tube. I then connected a half dead 9V. in 10 seconds it was on the verge of overcharging. I have yet to generate electricity using this coil design. That project is next. Now for the theory. You spin a magnet inside a coil to generate electricity. The coil is wound from one end to the other. The flow of electrons from the EM field follow the path of the coil. Electrons move in one direction. You spin a magnet inside of this coil to generate electricity. The coil is wound from the middle out. The flow of electrons from the EM field follow the path of the coil. Electrons move in both directions at once. This bidirectional current is then reinforced by the Earth's magnetic field. Again, I'm very early in my experimental stages. But if you want to try to build my EM battery charger, feel free. Just keep in mind that all of the intellectual property stuff mentioned on the site still holds. But scientific reproduction of my experiment is always welcomed. Let me know if I can get any more specific. Thanks. Dr. Anthony Meiers
It is an honor and a pleasure to duplicate your work and to be as supportive as possible to your historic efforts. Thank you very much for your immediate response! Okay, I assume it is okay to overlap the winds of wire as I wrap from the center toward the ends of my paper tube as per your descriptions. When I connect to the battery I need to know what points on the coil are connected to the battery. I assume the connection points are from either end and the center, right? "Sprites" associated with lightning would seem to be fit the "bidirectional electrical current" concept. Thanks again for your good work. Rich
From: Anthony Meiers Sent: Fri, 19 Aug 2005 19:19:35 -0700 To: [email protected] Subject: Re: Dr. Jay Garrett Yes, I wind from the center to the outside... when I reach the end of the tube I wind my coil on, I take the wire and line it straight back to the center where the "V" is, then wind again for another layer. Yes, when you are done, you should have two ends, one on either side of the tube. Use either for positive or negative. You do not connect to the center. You should have the ends coming out both sides. Do it just like in the "V" coil picture on my website. Thank you much. Dr. Anthony Meiers
This is great! Thank you very much Dr. Meiers! I love your very practical (low tech) educational technology. I have one theoretical question, however. If current is flowing in opposite directions from the "V" then the two ends "should" (?) have the same polarity. Can you enlighten me about this seeming contradiction? There is obviously something really exciting going on here and I simply must try to get my mind around it! Thank you for being so patient with me. I have all I need now to do some serous experimenting, maybe I can come up with some theories based on what you and Dr. Garrett have already written. Thanks again, Rich
From: Anthony Meiers Sent: Sat, 20 Aug 2005 08:03:27 -0700 To: [email protected] Subject: Re: Dr. Jay Garrett Our email conversations are very educational. Do you mind if I post them to my web site? I can include or exclude your contact info if you want. Thanks. Dr. Anthony Meiers
It would be a great honor to be included on your web site. I have total confidence in the integrity of both you and Dr. Garrett. It would really be great to get a note from him. Since I have literally been trying to communicate with him for years. All I ever got was bounced back e-mail. The emotion would be greater than if Einstein were to have communicated with me back before we found out about him! Please correct my blundering typo before you put my stuff on your site first though. When I get overly excited I always manage to do something dumb like this. The offending typo is: "Sprites" associated with lightning would seem to be fit the "bidirectional electrical current" concept. Lets say something like: '"Sprites" associated with lightning would seem to be harmonious with the "bidirectional electrical current" concept phenomena. ' History is being made before our very eyes! Rich
It was a very good conclusion. Matter of fact, I believe lightening itself is a bidirectional electric circuit reinforced by the EM field of the earth. Do you know how many amps are in a bolt of lightning? A lightning strike may contain more than 1,000,000 volts and over 200,000 amperes. Average Lightning Stroke is 6 miles long. Lightning moves about 30,000 times as fast as a bullet. The temperature of lightning's return stroke can reach 50,000 degrees Fahrenheit. The surface of the sun is not even that hot! (around 11,000 degrees Fahrenheit). Where does that energy come from? Static Electricity? No, the collision of storm fronts create static electricity. Static electricity that is bidirectional arcing current. The friction of the colliding fronts creates "magnetization" of the air particles in the cloud. Then, the circuit is broken... the circuit becomes "open", and the reinforced bidirectional circuit dumps enough energy from the Earth's EM field to close the circuit. Arc to the ground. To the dynamo that is the core of the Earth. That's how you get a million volts and 200,000 amps. That's how this project is going to work.
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