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Mass being ener gy , mass in transit provides becomes u s e h l energyxamples are solar p las m a, air and water . Resp ectively, solarplasma through the electron spin mechanism right left radiates electromagnetic flux which when passing through a transformer flips spinsthe electrons therein present becom ing recognized as useful electricalenergy . Air in transit is captured and changed by wind power intoelectrical generating devices The pow er of gravity from wateraccumulations upstream further provides another electron spin devicegenerator which extracts drives u s e h l energyFurther the incoming Solar Plasma mechanism is here v isible as thedevice which spins rotates the Earth . We know the weight and rate ofrotation spin therefore can calculate the effect in watts and horsepow erthis therefore being the Ambient Background Energy everywherepresent. Respectively this is recognized refereed too as the Sea ofEnergy and Tesla s Wheel W orks of Nature .The overriding concern o f the Scientific Com munity is that [ masscan nether be created or destroyed t can only be changed ] Nothinghere presented changes this How ever mass in transit through theelectron spin mechanism radiates electro magnetic flux which is whencaptured and used is Free Energy as described by Gibbs being theexcess left over following a reaction change . Through amplificationof the Magnetic Flux as seen when using High Voltage HighFrequency [ Election Spin Mechanism 1 being a Spark Gap Off OnDevice incorporates the Ambient Background capturing extra energynot accounted for . To the Dunderheads this is interpreted as a violationof the Law s of Physics which it is not . Fu rther, high M agneticPermeability of Magnetic Flux behaves reacts similar too negativeresistance when present in Transform ers [ as in MetGlas with Cobalt ]


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DON SMITH ENERGY GUIDE - - -

SOURCE MUST BE OPEN , AND UNIVERSALLY AVAILABLE .

THIS EXCLUDES SOURCES WITH LIMITED OR PARTIAL

ACCESS .

THIS NARROWS THE FIELD TO THE RESONATE ELECTRONS

SPIN SOURCE .

AT THIS POINT USEFUL RADIANT ENERGY IS ACCESSIBLE

TWO BASIC SOURCES , BEING ELECTRO AND MAGNETICFLUX .

ELECTRO IS SUBJECT TO OHMS LAW AND RETURNS TO THE

AMBIENT BY A HEAT DEATH .

MAGNETIC IS FULLY AMPLIFIABLE AS SEEN IN AUDIBLESOUND AND RADIO FREQUENCIES .

RADIO FREQUENCIES BECOME ACCESSIBLE THROUGH

HETERODYNING .

THEREFORE THE HUGH POTENTIALS OBSERVED FROM

TESLA COILS , GAUSS METERS , PLASMA TUBES AND SPARK

GAPS ARE OPEN SOURCES WHICH ACCESS THE UNIVERSES

AMBIENT ENERGY , WHICH IS EVERYWHERE PRESENT .


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TWO INEXCUSABLE OMISSIONS ARE WRITTEN OUT OF THETEXT BOOKS . FIRSTLY , IN MAGNETIC SYSTEMS POTENTIAL

AND AMPERAGE ARE EQUAL . MAGNETIC FLUX SPEED IS

GREATER THAN VISIBLE LIGHT SPEED . SECONDLY , THE

MAGNETIC EQUIVALENT OF NEGATIVE RESISTANCE IS

HIDDEN , BEING THE INCREASE OF MAGNETIC

PERMEABILITY . MEASUREMENT METHODS USED BYPHYSICS ARE HIGHLY SUSPECT .

OFF THE SHELF COMPONENTS TO THE EXTENT POSSIBLE .

EXCLUDE MOVING PARTS TO THE EXTENT POSSIBLE .

ABSOLUTE REQUIREMENTS ARE : A BROAD BAND DIGITAL

HIGH RANGE GAUSS METER , DUAL TRACE OscilloScope ,

DIGITAL HIGH VOLTAGE - FREQUENCY METER .

OTHER ITEMS AS REQUIRED .

Donald L. Smith , Registered Professional Engineer ,

Phone / Fax 903 989 2821

2009 FM 815

Trenton , Texas 75490 , U.S.A.

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Magnetic Flux sensitivity increase has the same effect as negativeresistivity his is demonstrated when using materials such as Metglas .The Lorentz factor [ equal and opposite ] does not apply to magneticflux Interrupting current flow creates results flux forces one ofwhich is magnetic herefor the source of natural magnetic energy iscaused by something which interferes with natural current flow Thespark gap is a dramatic form of this It is also the open door to thesource [ Earth s Am bient Energy ] being and endless energy sourcePlasma is a physical expression of magnetic flux herefore the solarwind incoming to the Earth causes it to spin We know the weight ofthe Earth and the spin rate and therefore can calculate the requiredenergy to do this n watts and horsepower


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In electromagnetic phenomen on of the electron spin right and o r left areassociated with opposing forces Lenzing Further examination revealsthat the elec tro spin results in a hea t death for it s flux resulting fromresistivity ohm s law In this case attenuation decrease only ispossible Not so with the ma gnetic flux which freely amplifies wh enresonate based upon the Fibonacc i series . W e see th is in radio deviceswhen the cycles per seconds velocity changes or example goingupward at about 20,000. CP S radio frequency takes over and theresonate ma gnetic flux is airborne A t 200,000. CP S the Earth sgravitational field is defeated Ab ove that upw ards into the M egahertzthe Van Allen Radiation Belt reflects the upwa rd radiation back towardsthe Earth . Beyon d that the resonate m agnetic flux enters space andcontinues onward for great distances . Examples would be radiocomm unication between the Planets The visib le Sun Lite is an obvioussource of resonate magnetic f lux Audible sound is the samephenomenon at a much low er frequency

This electron spin me chanism is present in weather system s such ashigh and low pressure areas and world wide wher e mineral and chem icaldifferences exist . One obvious example would be a tornado Resonateradiation of Solar Plasm from by Sun then causes the Earth to spin -rotate . The Am bient Energy Bac kground for the Earth is then obtainedsince we know the speed [ being 1 ,000. MPH ] and the weight of theEarth This converts in to H P and W AT TS

Aerial M agnetometers f lown ove r areas of d iverse geology such themountainous areas in Colorado when corrected for height flown atyield m agnetic flux equivalent of greater than 2 billion volts in electricalflux Th e interesting possibility here is since the function oftransformers is cha nging mag netic flux into electrical flux hat aconven t way of harvesting this energy be utilized


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TESLA RADIANT ENERGY TRANSFORMER POWER SOURCE

------ As per his simple Patent showing his RADIANT Energy Collector----In our Case the Collector Circuit is exchanged as a custom

constructed cobalt - nickle - steel transformer . This works as the

Magnetic Equivalent of a huge negative resistance , resulting in very

large amplification of the Magnetic Flux Energy which is increased ,

output verses input . In our case we use the input Resonate RADIANT

Energy Source added is shown from the recent Don Smith Device .Additionally a huge increase in the Resonate Magnetic Flux is

provided by sparking arrangement . Therefor , more energy out than in

results in Self Powered Energy Devices .


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------ As per his simple Patent showing his RADIANT Energy Collector

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ACCESS .

THIS NARROWS THE FIELD TO THE RESONATE ELECTRONS

SPIN SOURCE .


TWO BASIC SOURCES , BEING ELECTRO AND MAGNETICFLUX .





HETERODYNING .

THEREFORE THE HUGH POTENTIALS OBSERVED FROMTESLA COILS , GAUSS METERS , PLASMA TUBES AND SPARK




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TEXT BOOKS . FIRSTLY , IN MAGNETIC SYSTEMS POTENTIAL













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high-frequency amplification.txtWhen using electromagnetic resonate flux energy systems, the electroside, when used, dies the classic heat death. Not so with magnetic

flux systems, which provide the classic amplification demonstrated -found in radio type devices. As the frequency increases thecommutative result is a Fibnache multiplication of the energypresent. The speed of gravity exceeded, it becomes radioactive, atthe higher frequencies the Van Allen magnetic Belt is penetrated andthe resonate magnetic flux travels onward through space. Off and onas found in high voltage - high frequency devices provides therequired electron spin as the magnetic flux system source. MagneticFlux Systems are not controlled - contained in the normal sense.

Ungrounded transformers when exposed to resonate magnetic flux,change it to the classic useful electrical energy. We see thiseveryday when the electric power company uses their high voltage -high frequency system in transmitting energy into their distributionsystem. Typically they use from the source, 100,000 to 500,000 cyclesper second, which the down line transformer system changes to theuseful energy we recognize. Very high energy loss results from usinglower frequencies when transmitting energy. This magnetic flux whentransferred up stream by the transformer contains the amplified -

greater output than input energy system which is written out ofclassic physics. J.P. Morgan and Thomas Edison doctored the physicsbooks so that any effort in that direction would be said to violatethe natural laws. If this is the case, the classic radio devices everpresent could - would not exist. Earth grounding below 20,000 cyclesper seconds provides current flow - amperage being volts timesamperes, classic Watts.


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JAPANESE SELF POWERED ENERGY RODS - - - Simply one Rod

being of Carborundum and One Being of Piezo material .


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ACCESS .

THIS NARROWS THE FIELD TO THE RESONATE ELECTRONSSPIN SOURCE .


TWO BASIC SOURCES , BEING ELECTRO AND MAGNETIC

FLUX .





HETERODYNING .





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AMBIENT BACKGROUND FOR THE EARTH - - - - Various attempts

have been made including Gauss and Oersted . Gauss was at day time and

Oersted at night . At their European locations , Gauss measured 100,000.

Volts and Oersted 50,000. Volts . This is misleading in several ways . In

part , the Voltage increase upwards very dramatically from the Earths

surface . The length of the string used by the contenders in part gave

different readings . Electrons are normally pared which their quiescent

state makes their net charge neutral . However when resonate - cyclingthey radiate electro and magnetic flux which by transforming from

magnetic changes to electrical , becoming useful energy which we

recognize . The Ambient background then is a complex composed of the

Plasma Energy condition present every where and available as an endless

source available energy . The Engine which provides this is the resonate

magnetic Solar Plasma arriving at the Earth . The Ambient Energy Sourceavailable then becomes obvious . Devices which excite the Earths Plasma

field allows a window for seeing this . Based upon ths writers the

current knowledge base this is 20 Teslas and can be expected as being

greater.

From a Human standpoint harvesting - mining this Energy becomes the

Keystone to preventing their extinction . Methods for doing this known

and have been available for more than 100 years . The Problem is Special

Interest , not Technology . The past 20 years has be a full time job ,

undoing the degradation intentional put there by Special Interest . Tapping

into and using this Universally available Energy Resource is of Great

Importance . This Energy is available to Present Technology through

Resonate Magnetic Flux . A Proper Transformer changes the every where

available Magnetic Flux into Electrical Flux , becoming useful Energy

as know it


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Resonate Electrons Present . Energy excess from a reaction is named

FREE ENERGY by Gibbs . Therefor all Electrical Energy is Free Energy

until Special Interest Blocks and Claims the Source as Private Property for

Gain . There for using the every where present , Resonate Electrons as

a Source of this Free Energy is both Logical and Reasonable . This

Resonate Radiant Energy comes in two flavors , being Electrical Flux

and Magnetic Flux . The Electrical Flux is controlled by Ohms Law ,

resulting in a Heat Death when used . Not so for Resonate Magnetic Fluxwhich Freely Amplifies to Infinity . When captured at the Higher Level

and Transformed into Electrical Flux , which is Recognized as Useful

Energy . Resonating - Fluxing of these None Ionic Electrons provides

Useful Energy . From a Gauss Meter and a Spark Gap using a High

Voltage and High Frequency Source the Magnetic Flux available

ranges from two to greater than two thousand Gauss . One Gauss is theMagnetic Flux Equivalent of 100,000. Volts of Energy . Self Powered

Electrical Devices are then a Reality and only Special Interest Prevents

It .

Donald L. Smith , CEO TransWorld Energy Phone / Fax 903 989 2821

Registered Professional Engineer

2009 FM 815

Trenton , Texas 75490

U.S.A.

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high-frequency amplification.txtWhen using electromagnetic resonate flux energy systems, the electroside, when used, dies the classic heat death. Not so with magnetic

flux systems, which provide the classic amplification demonstrated -found in radio type devices. As the frequency increases thecommutative result is a Fibnache multiplication of the energypresent. The speed of gravity exceeded, it becomes radioactive, atthe higher frequencies the Van Allen magnetic Belt is penetrated andthe resonate magnetic flux travels onward through space. Off and onas found in high voltage - high frequency devices provides therequired electron spin as the magnetic flux system source. MagneticFlux Systems are not controlled - contained in the normal sense.

Ungrounded transformers when exposed to resonate magnetic flux,change it to the classic useful electrical energy. We see thiseveryday when the electric power company uses their high voltage -high frequency system in transmitting energy into their distributionsystem. Typically they use from the source, 100,000 to 500,000 cyclesper second, which the down line transformer system changes to theuseful energy we recognize. Very high energy loss results from usinglower frequencies when transmitting energy. This magnetic flux whentransferred up stream by the transformer contains the amplified -

greater output than input energy system which is written out ofclassic physics. J.P. Morgan and Thomas Edison doctored the physicsbooks so that any effort in that direction would be said to violatethe natural laws. If this is the case, the classic radio devices everpresent could - would not exist. Earth grounding below 20,000 cyclesper seconds provides current flow - amperage being volts timesamperes, classic Watts.


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JAPANESE SELF POWERED ENERGY RODS - - - Simply one Rod

being of Carborundum and One Being of Piezo material .


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ACCESS .

THIS NARROWS THE FIELD TO THE RESONATE ELECTRONSSPIN SOURCE .


TWO BASIC SOURCES , BEING ELECTRO AND MAGNETIC

FLUX .





HETERODYNING .





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TEXT BOOKS . FIRSTLY , IN MAGNETIC SYSTEMS POTENTIALAND AMPERAGE ARE EQUAL . MAGNETIC FLUX SPEED IS




PERMEABILITY . MEASUREMENT METHODS USED BY

PHYSICS ARE HIGHLY SUSPECT .








Phone / Fax 903 989 2821

2009 FM 815


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AMBIENT BACKGROUND FOR THE EARTH - - - - Various attempts

have been made including Gauss and Oersted . Gauss was at day time and

Oersted at night . At their European locations , Gauss measured 100,000.Volts and Oersted 50,000. Volts . This is misleading in several ways . In

part , the Voltage increase upwards very dramatically from the Earths

surface . The length of the string used by the contenders in part gave

different readings . Electrons are normally pared which their quiescent

state makes their net charge neutral . However when resonate - cycling

they radiate electro and magnetic flux which by transforming from

magnetic changes to electrical , becoming useful energy which we

recognize . The Ambient background then is a complex composed of the

Plasma Energy condition present every where and available as an endless

source available energy . The Engine which provides this is the resonate

magnetic Solar Plasma arriving at the Earth . The Ambient Energy Sourceavailable then becomes obvious . Devices which excite the Earths Plasma

field allows a window for seeing this . Based upon ths writers the

current knowledge base this is 20 Teslas and can be expected as being

greater.

From a Human standpoint harvesting - mining this Energy becomes theKeystone to preventing their extinction . Methods for doing this known

and have been available for more than 100 years . The Problem is Special

Interest , not Technology . The past 20 years has be a full time job ,

undoing the degradation intentional put there by Special Interest . Tapping

into and using this Universally available Energy Resource is of Great

Importance . This Energy is available to Present Technology through

Resonate Magnetic Flux . A Proper Transformer changes the every where

available Magnetic Flux into Electrical Flux , becoming useful Energy

as know it


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Resonate Electrons Present . Energy excess from a reaction is named

FREE ENERGY by Gibbs . Therefor all Electrical Energy is Free Energy

until Special Interest Blocks and Claims the Source as Private Property forGain . There for using the every where present , Resonate Electrons as

a Source of this Free Energy is both Logical and Reasonable . This

Resonate Radiant Energy comes in two flavors , being Electrical Flux

and Magnetic Flux . The Electrical Flux is controlled by Ohms Law ,

resulting in a Heat Death when used . Not so for Resonate Magnetic Flux

which Freely Amplifies to Infinity . When captured at the Higher Level

and Transformed into Electrical Flux , which is Recognized as Useful

Energy . Resonating - Fluxing of these None Ionic Electrons provides

Useful Energy . From a Gauss Meter and a Spark Gap using a High

Voltage and High Frequency Source the Magnetic Flux available

ranges from two to greater than two thousand Gauss . One Gauss is theMagnetic Flux Equivalent of 100,000. Volts of Energy . Self Powered

Electrical Devices are then a Reality and only Special Interest Prevents

It .

Donald L. Smith , CEO TransWorld Energy Phone / Fax 903 989 2821

Registered Professional Engineer2009 FM 815

Trenton , Texas 75490

U.S.A.

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VHF/UHF/Microwave Radio Propagation: A Primer for Digital Experimenters

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WinCAP Wizard 3

The WinCAP Wizard 3 software package for high frequency radio communications system analysis and propagation

prediction; also know as SkyWave analysis.

ACE-HF Professional Propagation Software for HF Radio OperatorsQSTProduct Review, November 2002

DX Atlas by VE3NEA (Afreet Software, Inc.)

MultiNEC Antenna Modeling Software

Combines antenna modeling and propagation predictions and lets you automate and animate both

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