5.0 The development of the Lee-Tseung Theory
Tseung was very confident that the theory is correct. He tried the traditional way of trying
to get venture capital from known venture capital companies world-wide. He sent hundreds of e-mails. One American venture capital firm
replied to his e-mail. Tseung
spoke to them on the phone and they were willing to take the Lee-Tseung theory
to a famous American university for technical evaluation. The venture capital firm called back,
“Are you the one who thought of the idea first?” Tseung said, “It was Mr. Lee. He does not speak English”. The venture capital firm said, “Our evaluator said that the
one who thought of this idea must be the number one genius of the World. Millions of people, including all of
us, have pushed the swing. None of
us realized that gravitational energy could be led out. Do you have a working prototype?” Tseung said that they did not but they
could locate and work with some inventors who already developed working
prototypes. The venture capital
firm said, “Contact us again after you have a working prototype”.
The initial reaction from the patent attorney and the
patent examiners was that the invention belonged to the class of the impossible
‘perpetual motion’ machines. The
patent attorney was easier to convince as Tseung and his colleagues paid
him. He was willing to sit down
and listen carefully to all of the physics and mathematics. He was totally convinced after he saw
the demonstration of a related “energy from ions in the air” invention.
The PCT Patent Examiner was much more difficult and there
were long communication letters.
These communication letters were published. Since Tseung never met the Examiner face-to-face, he could
not tell whether or not he was convinced.
The China Patent Office was a different story. They were willing to meet Lee and
Tseung in Beijing. They reacted
favorably. They already granted a
perpetual motion patent to Mr. Wang Shenhe. They helped to recommend Lee and Tseung to meet the
Professors at Tsinghua University.
Professor Zhao and team understood and accepted the Lee-Tseung Lead-Out
theory after the first 30 minutes.
One of the reasons was that they worked on an Electricity Magnification
Invention for over 10 years without understanding the source of its
energy. The Lee-Tseung Lead Out
theory explained it very well.
It could have been a smooth ride for Lee and Tseung. Unfortunately, they fell into the trap
of a group in Hong Kong who claimed that it represented the Chinese
Government. Lee and Tseung took
them to Tsinghua University and shared every piece of information. The group was later found by the
Chinese Intelligence as not representing China. There were even suspicion that they were from the CIA or the
like. That incident set the
efforts of Lee and Tseung back.
Fortunately, the inventor recommended by Lee and Tseung,
Mr. Wang Shenhe, got funding support because he could explain the theory of his
working electricity generator. He
used the Lee-Tseung Lead-Out theory and supported Lee and Tseung at every
appropriate opportunity.
The Lee-Tseung Lead Out theory could be understood by
anyone with secondary school physics knowledge. After much frustration, Lee and Tseung decided to share the
information with the World. They
did not want to carry that knowledge to their graves. Tseung participated in many internet forums. The knowledge became widespread. Tseung got e-mails and phone calls from
a Major Todd Hathaway who revealed his identity openly on the internet. He was an Energy Consultant with the
USA army. He had access to USA
classified information. He helped
to display the Lee-Tseung Lead-Out theory in one of his recommended websites:
The information was openly discussed in the overunity forum
in Germany: http://www.overunity.com.
Lee made special efforts to pass that information via his
military contacts to the senior Chinese Officials. The ball is starting to move again. There were signs of possible
international co-operation. The
Lee-Tseung Lead-Out theory and the many inventions using the Lead-Out-Energy
might not just see the light of day but could even be heavily promoted.
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Comments from the Editor and reviewers: (a) When I realized the economic, political and military
significance of the New Energy and Flying Saucer inventions, I consulted my
family. I felt that there would
be too much change. The powerful
might not like it. My parents
took a sarcastic view: “It is just too good to be true. If Tseung is paying you to help him,
help him because of the money”.
The money was not much but for a student working part-time, it was
tempting. (b) I never worry about my own safety. Why should any one see a sixteen-year
old school girl as a threat? I
am seventeen and I have helped Tseung for over a year now. (c) After a while, I found myself learning more and
more. My confidence grew. I knew I was participating in a
once-in-a-thousand-years project.
My participation will indeed change history. I enjoy every moment. (d) After Tseung disclosed much information on the
internet, I felt very safe. Any
one can learn from the internet.
There is no secret. The
world will benefit together.
Tseung did not need to hide anything. He said: “It is all school-level physics material”. (e) Can you understand this school-level material? |
5.1 Energy from
Gravity
Energy from still air is an indirect method of extracting
energy from gravity. The Earth
retains its atmosphere because of gravity. Tseung started his kinetic theory of gases in motion in his
early 20s while he was at university.
He was bright enough to spot that the concept of pressure for gases in
motion should not be a scalar quantity.
It should not even be the vector quantity with 3 co-ordinates. His conceptual picture that in gas
motion, more molecules could move in the +x direction. Fewer molecules would move in the –x,
+y, -y, +z and –z directions. That
correct picture was conceived but he could not come up with an experimental
verification at that time.
The push and pull experiment on water conceived after his
early retirement 35 years later was simple but conclusive. Could he possibly have conceived it
when he was in his early 20s?
He saved money and spent a year as an MSc student. He was in a university environment with
many other aeronautical students and professors. That did not help him get the solution then. What kind of environment do we need to
provide for our innovators?
The discovery of extracting energy from still air was
definitely an accident. Thousands of experimenters must have seen the
phenomenon of air leaking into the system. How many were able to see this as a breakthrough? How many could work out a theory and an
experimental model for extracting energy from still air and provide global
cooling?
Tseung was knocked down by the heavy punch bag at the age
of twelve. He knew enough physics
– parallelogram of forces – at that time.
What stopped him from discovering the Lee-Tseung theory then? Was it the blind-belief in his
teachers? Was it a lack of
self-confidence?
Millions of people have pushed a swing or pendulum. What was in Lee Cheung Kin that led him
to thinking that gravitational energy could be extracted via such a simple
device?
Once extraction of energy from gravity was understood, it
did not take long for Tseung to realize the possibility of extracting of energy
from magnetic fields. It did not
take long to extend the concept from oscillation to vibration, rotation and
flux-change systems. Once the
floodgates were opened, water would rush out. Many Lead-Out-Energy inventions will appear in the near
future.
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Comments from the Editor and reviewers: (a) We all know that we can use gravitational energy in
special situation. For example,
we can roll a rock down a hill.
We need to supply some initial energy to start the rock rolling but
then gravity takes over. We
always believe that the process is not reversible. The rock will not get back up to its initial position for
us to roll it again. (b) We all know that we can use the energy of the
tide. That energy comes from the
gravitational pull of the moon on the waters of the Earth. That is a renewable form of
gravitational energy. However,
that can only be done in special locations and at specific hours. (c) We all know that we can use the turbine at the bottom
of a dam to generate electricity.
The energy used is gravitational as the water rushes downwards. However, the sun must evaporate the
water for it to become rain and fill up the reservoir behind the dam
again. The recycling time is
very long and unpredictable. (d) The pendulum is a simple cyclic device. An unbalanced wheel is also a simple
cyclic device. These cyclic
devices shorten the recycling time to fractions of a second. Could some scientists have thought of
Lead-Out-Energy long before Lee and Tseung? Did the Law of Conservation of Energy blindfolded
scientists for centuries? Are
there any more such Laws in Physics? (e) Can you dream up a Lead-Out-Energy invention now? |
5.2 Extending the
theory to cover Electron-Motion-Energy
When Tseung first presented the concept of using
electron-motion-energy, some physicist friends objected. They said that energy must be
conserved. If one draws energy
from electron motion, would these electrons rotate slower? Would they stop rotating altogether and
fall into the nucleus? They also
quoted the case of a ship not capable of drawing energy from ocean at the same
temperature and using that energy to propel itself (Second Law of
Thermodynamics).
Tseung asked the question: “If the ship is on an ocean of
oil, can the ship use the oil as fuel?
Would that violate the Second Law of Thermodynamics?” The obvious reply was: “In this case of
floating on oil, there is a chemical change. With the chemical change, the Second Law of Thermodynamics
will not be violated”.
Tseung continued: “In chemical changes, the correct
microscopic understanding is that the electron cloud of one compound is
different from the electron cloud of another. It is this change in electron cloud that gives rise to
chemical energy. Is that
correct?” The answer was: “Yes”.
Tseung continued: “Light and electromagnetic waves are the
result of electrons jumping from one orbit to another. Objects emit, reflect, and absorb light
or electromagnetic waves all the time.
We are constantly exchanging electron-motion energy with the
surroundings. With magnetic
fields, the distribution of the electron clouds and the motion of the electrons
are sure to change. Such changes
will be seen as observable energy changes”.
The physicist friends said, “If you have a working
prototype, we shall accept your theory”.
Lee and Tseung renewed their efforts in
contacting inventors with working prototypes.
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Comments from the Editor and reviewers: (a) Seeing is Believing. Even the physicist friends of Lee and Tseung wanted to see
working prototypes before they would believe. Tseung must have spent many hours explaining the
Lee-Tseung Lead-Out theory to them. (b) The Professors and Researchers at Tsinghua University
took a different attitude. They
believed after the first 30 minutes.
They had been working on an Electricity Magnifier for over ten
years. They saw a working
device. They needed a theory to
explain its workings. The
Lee-Tseung theory was the perfect fit. (c) A retired professor in Hong Kong independently
verified the Tsinghua University Electricity Magnifier. This retired professor was aware of
the invention some ten years ago.
He said that a version of the Electricity Magnifier was used on a
satellite to magnify the solar energy.
However, the device could not function properly all the time. The magnification varied from over 40
times to negative. They could
not figure out why. (d) Tseung gave the explanation as
Leading-Out-Gravitational energy.
The efficiency will depend on the angle of the effective gravitational
force and the rotating axle. On
Earth, the best angle will be 90 degrees – the axle should be horizontal
while the gravitational force is vertical. No gravitational energy could be led out if the axle was
vertical. That explanation
satisfied the retired professor. (e) The history of the Lee-Tseung Lead-Out theory has
been unfolded. Do you feel that
you could have discovered the theory?
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5.3 The meeting
at the China Patent Office
Lee used his contacts. He had relatives teaching at Tsinghua University. He also met and talked with the Head of
the China Patent Office at an Inventor Show. The Head asked Lee to see him in Beijing. Lee asked Tseung to go with him to the
China Patent Office and also to Tsinghua University. They did not have too much cash and decided to go by train. The train ride would involve spending
the night on a sleep bunker. Lee
brought his 3D photographs. He
loved to show them to strangers and see their reactions.
They met a mathematics professor returning to Beijing with
his wife. Lee made friends with
them very quickly. Tseung could not
speak Putonghua and spent the time working on his laptop computer. Lee explained the physics and
mathematics to the mathematics professor.
Lee asked Tseung to show the computer programs and the detailed
calculations. The professor was
very impressed. He said: “Your
explanation using parallelogram of forces and vector arithmetic is very easy
for the average scientist to understand.
Have you tried to use differential calculus to make it more vigorous for
the scientific community?” Lee
said, “Would you be willing to help?”
They then exchanged telephone numbers, etc.
When Lee and Tseung arrived in Beijing in the morning, they
went to a dormitory at Tsinghua University arranged by Lee’s relative. Lee made a phone call to the China
Patent Office informing that they arrived. They were told to wait. Tseung prepared the full presentation of the various patents
including Energy from Still Air, Energy from Gravity, Flux-Change Devices and
the Flying Saucer. Lee would be
the main presenter and Tseung would help to answer questions.
The phone call came late in the afternoon. Lee and Tseung rushed to the China
Patent Office. Three senior
technical officials met them in the Conference Room. They were thoroughly familiar with the patent application
information. Lee started the
presentation and they listened intensely.
Most of their questions were directed at the experiments done after the
patent applications were submitted.
One of the most important comments made was – Initially, the
applications were regarded as belonging to the class of impossible ‘perpetual
motion’ machines. Then after
careful examination and contacts from senior levels, they realized the
significance of the patents. They
understood the Lee-Tseung explanations.
When Tseung presented the Flying Saucer material, they said, “Please be
aware that such information might become classified”. Lee told them that the patent attorney already talked about
that possibility.
Towards the end, they said that they would pay extra
attention to these patents.
However, one of the complications was that they rejected many patent
applications in the past believing them to be impossible ‘perpetual motion’
machines. With the new
understanding, those patents might be using the Lee-Tseung Lead-Out-Energy. That would spell headache not just for
them but also for all the patent offices around the world.
They then realized that Lee and Tseung were staying in a
dormitory of Tsinghua University.
One of them said: “Do you know that we use Tsinghua University to help
us in special situations? We value
their expertise. We shall inform
our contacts of your presence at Tsinghua University. Please inform us of the result of the Tsinghua University
meetings. Thank you very much for
your valuable information”.
On the way out, Lee and Tseung met the Head of the China
Patent Office. Lee thanked him for
arranging the special meeting.
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Comments from the Editor and reviewers: (a) There will be major changes in the various Patent
Offices around the world. What will
happen to the many rejected ‘perpetual motion’ machine patents? They can claim that they are not
over-unity devices but instead are Lead-Out-Energy devices, in which case
they never violate the Law of Conservation of Energy! I would love to see this drama in the
most prestigious universities and international law courts. (b) What do you think will happen to the many rejected
‘perpetual motion’ patent applications? |
5.4 The first
meeting at Tsinghua University
Professor Zhao of the Mechanical Engineering Department,
Tsinghua University and two of his research students met Lee and Tseung at the
dormitory. Lee asked Tseung to do
the presentation as all participants could speak English. Tseung started his standard
presentation talking about the pendulum under the action of the horizontal
pull. Tseung talked about the
Lead-Out gravitational energy as equal to the vertical component of the tension
of the string multiplied by the vertical displacement. The two research students started
talking to each other in a low voice.
Tseung paused to enquire whether they had any questions. Professor Zhao said, “They just solved
one of the research problems.
Please continue”.
Tseung continued with the extension of the theory to
magnetic systems and rotational systems. They listened very carefully. At the end of the presentation,
Professor Zhao said: “You two must be right, please come to my office, I have
something to show you”. Lee and
Tseung were amazed at the almost immediate acceptance of their theory at the
prestigious university. They
followed Professor Zhao and his students to the Office.
Professor
Zhao showed the video of an Electricity Magnification invention from an
inventor who was over 80 years old.
The invention was working in a factory. The main part of the invention
consisted of three coupled cylinders.
The magnification was in three stages. The overall magnification was approximately 30 times.
Tsinghua University had had the information since 1995. They videotaped the device and measured
its input and output. They had a
video which was taken on 4th January 1996. Before the
Lee-Tseung theory, the professors and researchers at Tsinghua University could
not figure out from where the energy was coming.
Professor Zhao said, “Initially, we thought that the factory must
be stealing electricity from somewhere.
Energy could not be created from nothing. The inventor was not university educated. He could not explain the source of
energy. We did careful measurements. Our instruments did show an increase in
electrical energy of 30 times. We
could not figure out why. Many teams
from Tsinghua University visited the factory since 1995”. The Lee-Tseung visit was in summer
2006. In other words, Tsinghua University had over 10 years to figure
out why. The presentation from Lee
and Tseung solved that mystery.
The unaccounted for energy was the Lead-Out energy from gravity. The two bright research students
realized it as soon as Tseung mentioned the Lead-Out energy from a pulled
pendulum. That was the reason why
Professor Zhao said that the Lee-Tseung theory could not be wrong. They had worked on the problem for over
ten years.
Lee and Tseung left happy and met another group
from the China Invention Association and a representative of the China Patent
Office. That meeting was very
successful because that group had already got word from the excited Professor
Zhao.
In the afternoon, Professor Zhao called. He wanted Lee and Tseung to meet
another Professor researching in electromagnetism and a representative of the
Army. Tseung explained the working
of the Flying Saucer. The
Electromagnetism Professor left and returned an hour later. He said, “ I performed the experiment
and it worked”. The experiment was
essentially the repulsion of two magnetic objects with same masses at opposite
directions inside a container. One
hit the padded surface and the other hit the solid surface. The container moved in the direction of
the solid surface. The Army
representative asked Lee and Tseung to sign a memorandum of understanding. The Army would provide RMB 100 to 300
million within two months for Lee and Tseung to work with Tsinghua University
on the described high technology research. The Army would provide an up-front RMB 60,000 for a working
prototype. Lee had already
contacted an inventor, Mr. Wang Shenhe who had a working prototype.
The next day, the Army representative invited a
retired General to meet Lee and Tseung.
The retired General had enough political influence to set up meetings
with the President of China if that were needed. Lee and Tseung went back to
Hong Kong with the signed memorandum.
Lee and Tseung were “On top of the World”.
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Comments from the Editor and reviewers: Tsinghua University is undoubtedly one of the
top universities in the world.
It is special because some of the top-secret research done there. The Professors, researchers and
students are the cream of China.
I believe they must have taken the Lee-Tseung theory to new heights
and must have performed many experiments. The only thing holding them back from announcing such
research may be the extreme military implications. Tseung strongly believes that once a Lead-Out-Energy
machine or a Flying Saucer is openly accepted world-wide, Tsinghua University
will waste no time in making its announcements. |
5.5
The 225HP Pulse Motor Group meetings
A Chinese Company in Hong Kong contacted Lee and
Tseung early on in 2006. They claimed
that they had found the Lee-Tseung information on the internet and they would
like to invest. They impressed Lee
and Tseung with expensive meals and large, well-decorated offices. Initially Lee and Tseung were somewhat
suspicious and were guarded in the meetings.
When Lee and Tseung returned from Tsinghua
University, they thought that all problems had been solved. There would be a straight road
ahead. The Chinese Company then
told Lee and Tseung that they actually represented the Chinese Government. They had to remain low-key, as they
were involved in buying advanced technology for China. They showed pictures and videos of a
225 HP Pulse Motor from the USA.
They said that they had invested many millions and owned that
technology. The motor appeared to
work but the inventor and team could not explain the source of energy. They could not get a US patent.
Tseung was over-confident at that time. He had a look at the pictures and the
videos and claimed that he already knew the exact workings of the
invention. It was pulsed rotation
of the inner magnets by the stationary outer electromagnets. The Chinese Company was not technical. They invited one of their American
Consultants to meet Lee and Tseung.
Lee could not understand English and Tseung effectively dominated the
meeting. The American Consultant
said that he understood every word in the presentation but he did not believe
it. The energy crisis of the World
was effectively over if Lee and Tseung were right. He asked for working prototypes. The Chinese Company said that they already have them in the
USA.
The arrangement was for them to ship a prototype
to Tsinghua University. Lee and
Tseung would meet the USA team at Tsinghua University to explain the theory of
the 225 HP Pulse Motor. The
Chinese Company would take care of all funding and administrative issues. Lee and Tseung dropped their guard,
believing that the Chinese Company did represent the Chinese Government.
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Comments from the Editor and reviewers: (a) I always believe that secret agents and
industrial spies are movie material.
They do not exist in real life.
They will never affect my friends and me. Now, I can see it happening to Tseung. Some strange events convinced me that
such things are happening. For
example, Tseung cannot access his e-mail account from my computer. Tseung cannot access his own website
on his computer. I can access it
from mine. (b) I am more convinced that Tseung is right
in his theory and his many innovative ideas. Who would waste time and
resources to spy on an old man? (c) I read some of the e-mails for
Tseung. There were e-mails from
Chinese Officials and there were e-mails from the USA Military Staff. There are many others from various
countries asking for information.
Some examples include Taiwan, Singapore, Macau, Malaysia, Vietnam,
Thailand, Australia, England, France, Germany, South Africa, Japan, Canada,
Brazil and the USA. (d) I hope that International Co-operation on
these Lead-Out-Energy machines and Flying Saucers will occur soon. The world should benefit from such
innovations. (e) Would you like to see international
co-operation on these Lead-Out-Energy inventions and the Flying Saucers? Can you help to make it happen? |
5.6 The
meeting with Mr. Wang Shenhe
Lee learned about the inventions of Mr. Wang
from his friend, Mr. Quan, who was involved with the Water Pump invention from
Taiwan discussed in Section 4.4.
He made a number of phone calls to Wang and was convinced that a
face-to-face meeting would be helpful.
He asked Tseung to go with him.
Tseung said, “I could not communicate with him in Putonghua. What is the point of going?” Lee said, “He has a prototype that
requires a little bit more work.
We may be able to help him.
He is willing to give us a working prototype if we can work out an
agreement”. The temptation was
just too great. Tseung took his
cash reserve and went with Lee to see Mr. Wang.
Wang met Lee and Tseung at the corner of the
street. Wang looked exactly like
his photograph. He was medium
height, thin and looked much older than his true age. He took Lee and Tseung to his tiny apartment. His laboratory, office, bedroom and
lounge were a single room. He had
a small dog. He entertained Lee
and Tseung with tea and watermelon.
He had a small 5 kW prototype which was lying incomplete on the table.
Tseung wanted to see the prototype right
away. Wang was gracious and
allowed photographs to be taken and he even took the components apart. The prototype had no electronics. There were no batteries or any starting
mechanism. As soon as all the
components were assembled, the axle would spin forever. Wang spent over 40 years building many
prototypes. He never could explain
the source of energy. The last
time he did an open show was in 1997 at an invention show in Guangzhou. He showed a rotating system for three
days and the invention was seen by at least 4,000 people. One of them, Mr. Quan, wanted to become
his agent. The agreement was that
Mr. Quan would give Mr. Wang RMB 2 million first to support his continuing
research. Mr. Quan would handle
all business issues. Mr. Quan gave
Mr Wang RMB 20,000 as good faith money and Mr. Wang gave him the spinning
prototype. The warning was that
the prototype must not be taken apart, as there was a self-destruction
mechanism. Mr. Quan failed to come
up with the RMB 2 million and disassembled the prototype against the
warning. The prototype failed to
spin afterwards.
Tseung had previous knowledge of the Wang device
from Lee. After he saw the
dissembled parts. He said to Wang
in his poor Putonghua, “I know exactly why and how your device works”. Wang said, “That is not possible. I spent over 40 years without knowing
why. I built over 20 spinning
prototypes over the years. Many
professors including members of the Chinese Science Academy saw them. None of them could explain the workings
of the device”.
Tseung, with the
translation help from Lee, began to explain the workings of the device. The basic theory was unbalanced
rotation of magnets in magnetic fields.
There were two complementary systems.
(1) The first one was the rotation of ferro liquids and
(2)
The
second one was the rotation of permanent magnets in an unbalanced magnetic
field.
If one has a bowl of suitably mixed magnetic
powder suspended in a liquid, one can cause this bowl of liquid to rotate via
the action of a permanent magnet outside this bowl. If this bowl were three quarters full and covered with a
lid, the rotating ferro liquid would form a vortex and hit the lid. The lid would be forced to rotate. If the lid were connected to an axle,
the axle would rotate. The
permanent magnet was also connected to the axle. This arrangement would allow the bowl of ferro liquid, the
lid and the axle to rotate for a long time. The time of rotation would be even longer if there were a
suitable external magnetic field.
The Lee-Tseung theory predicted that Lead-Out-Energy could come from
rotation. That Lead-Out-Energy
effectively helped to make the ferro liquid rotate faster. This explained the action of the
rotating ferro liquid.
The other mechanism is the rotation of permanent
magnets in an unbalanced magnetic field.
Tseung read about the David Hamel effect on the internet. David Hamel (1924-2007) was a carpenter and inventor who claimed to be inspired by extraterrestrials.
Hamel claimed to have been contacted by aliens from a UFO
on October 1975, from a planet called Kladen,
which is "located three billion miles from our Earth", and to have
been in continuous contact with them ever since. He got scientists excited with the unbalanced magnetic ring
experiment.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7rmgBreZA_c
In reality, the magnetic ring is the rotation of
a magnet in an unbalanced magnetic field.
The Wang set-up is similar in principle. It has stationary permanent magnets on the outer ring. It has rotating permanents magnets on
the inner ring. The magnets are
set at an angle and magnetic shielding material was used to enhance the effect.
The permanent magnet rotation set up was placed
on top and joined to the ferro liquid rotation system. The details are in
http://www.energyfromair.com/beijing/wang3a.htm.
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Figure 5-1 Conceptual design diagram of the Wang electricity generator 1
is the bowl containing ferro liquid 2
is the lid with bent legs at rim 3
is a rotating magnet 4 is a disc containing permanent
magnets and the rotating axle 5 is a cylinder containing permanent magnets
to interact with the magnets at 4, 6 and 7 are magnetic shielding material
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After listening to the Tseung explanation, Wang
said, “You solved my puzzle which is over 40 years old. Let us work together to benefit the world”. Tseung emptied his pocket and gave all
his cash to support Wang. Wang
needed the cash to buy materials to complete his prototype.
Lee and Tseung were very confident when they
recommended Wang to Tsinghua University.
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Comments from the Editor and
reviewers: (a) Tseung has more contact with Wang than any
other Lead-Out-Energy machine inventor. They
have telephone conversations every few days. It is fun to hear Tseung speak his version of
Putonghua. Only a good friend
can guess its meaning. If Tseung
were to speak Putonghua in public, there would be uncontrollable
laughter. Tseung told me that
when he tried to speak Putonghua at Tsinghua University, the researchers
politely asked him to speak in English. (b) I think that Wang and Tseung have a mutual
respect for each other beyond their inventions. When Tseung posted on the internet forums, he double and
triple checked his ideas. He
never allowed half-baked ideas to be posted. However, Tseung was willing to share his half-baked ideas
with Wang. Sometimes they
laughed loudly at these ideas. It is good to have friends like this. Do you
have such friends? How can you find and keep such friends? |
5.7 The second meeting at Tsinghua
University
A slight complication developed. The Army representative failed to come up with the RMB
60,000 promised in the memorandum.
The Chinese Company took over.
They said that they could come up with the money. They ordered the magnetic shielding
material required by Wang. The
trip to Tsinghua University could go as planned. Any required materials could now be purchased.
Lee and Tseung went to see Wang again. They came to Tsinghua University
together with the incomplete prototype.
Wang took the prototype apart and showed that to the professors. Pictures were taken. These pictures are available in
http://www.energyfromair.com/beijing/wang3a.htm. Professor Zhao requested Wang, Lee and
Tseung to give a guest lecture on their theory and invention. The two-hour lecture was given to over
100 students and was videotaped.
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Comments from the Editor and reviewers: (a) With working prototypes and a solid theory to back him,
Wang Shenhe is now a celebrity.
He suffered for the first part of his life. He lost his wife.
He sold blood to survive.
His home was more like a slum.
However, he persevered. He overcame obstacles one by one. One of the obstacles was the failure
of bearings after his device started spinning at high speed. Wang had to invent special
bearings. Tseung showed me a
sample. (b) The Wang device is probably one of the better-known
Lead-Out-Energy devices from China.
A video of a rotating version can be seen at http://www.dsk.cn. His story was posted by Tseung on the
internet and aroused much interest.
The Wang device is likely to be one of the first ones to be openly
demonstrated to the world. (c) Can you explain the Wang device using the
Lee-Tseung theory? |
5.8 The discovery
that they might have been tricked by the CIA or the Like
At Tsinghua University, Wang, Lee and Tseung waited for the
arrival of the Chinese Group from Hong Kong. They were supposed to bring the team of USA engineers and a
slice of the working 225 HP Pulse Motor.
They were also supposed to bring some of the material for the Wang
Generator. There were delays and
the excuse was made that the US Government would not allow the 225 HP Pulse
Motor to leave the USA. After many
meetings, they were allowed to take the prototype without the electronics. Thus demonstration was not possible. The material for Wang also got hung up
in the Chinese Customs. Wang got
impatient and went home with his incomplete prototype.
The planned demonstration of the
three working prototypes at Tsinghua University in October 2006 was
cancelled. The three prototypes
were:
l
A slice of the 225
HP Pulse Motor that could generate over 20 horsepower.
l
The Wang
electricity generator and
l
The Tsinghua
Electricity Magnifier that can be coupled to either of the above.
A team of four USA engineers went to Tsinghua
University. There was much
discussion on how much to tell them.
The Chinese Group from Hong Kong restored confidence by doing the
following:
l
Gave RMB 5,000 to
Lee and Tseung to cover their travel expenses.
l
Promised to have
the inventor and team to travel to Beijing in January 2007 to actually build a
prototype at Tsinghua University
l
Promised to pay
for all expenses including RMB 500,000 for Wang to complete his prototype.
Lee, Tseung and Professor Zhao were satisfied with the
arrangement. Tseung then spent two
days with the US team explaining the Lee-Tseung Lead-Out theory and the workings
of the 225 HP Pulse Motor. The USA
team understood the theory thoroughly and called their US head office with the
good news. The puzzle which had
bothered them for more than fifteen years was solved at last. During the second day, Tseung also explained
to them how they could improve their device and build a Flying Saucer. Professor Zhao and his team also joined
in the discussion on how the 225 HP Pulse Motor could be coupled to the
Electricity Magnifier. Everyone
was happy. The next meeting was
arranged for March 2007 after the prototype had been built at Tsinghua
University.
Lee and Tseung called Wang informing him the good
news. They also arranged for Wang
to meeting the Chinese Group in Shenzhen.
The group gave RMB 50,000 dollars cash from their own wallets and
promised to transfer RMB $500,000 to Wang on the next day. Wang was happy to show them everything.
A memorandum of understanding was signed.
Tseung paid for the meal from his pocket.
Wang did not get the promised RMB 500,000. Tseung went to see the Chinese
Group. The Chinese Group said that
they did not want to work with Tsinghua University. They said that Professor Zhao could not represent the
University. Tseung was supposed to
keep quiet and let them handle everything.
Lee went to Japan to check on another Flux-Change-Only
invention. Tseung grew suspicious
and contacted the Chinese Intelligence to check on this Chinese Group. The answer came back. The Chinese Group had never represented
China. There were even suspicion that
they were CIA agents. Tseung was
suspected as being a US spy. The
world tumbled. Many would-be
supporters avoided Lee and Tseung.
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Comments from the Editor and reviewers: (a) Tseung is no longer upset with the CIA or whoever
they were. He accepted it as
part of life as a top innovator with inventions that would change the
world. He does not care about
fame or fortune any more. He
thinks that he has already shown the world infinite energy and infinite
wealth. He keeps on saying that
money is only a number in a trusted financial institution. That number can be infinite. (b) One of the things he wrote in his Book on Economic
War was using housing to make citizens wealthy. He believes that the USA overdid it with the
indiscriminate granting of mortgages.
He now believes the flying saucer will replace the home as the most
important asset of a family. The
flying saucer is effectively a home. (c) You might have suspected Government and Secret Agent
Action on such inventions. You
are right. Are there any
thoughts that you want to add and to share? |