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Taken from KeelyNet BBS (214) 324-3501
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Sponsored by Vangard Sciences
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on duplicating, publishing or distributing the
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December 24, 1992
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EDDIEPRO.ASC
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This file shared with KeelyNet courtesy of James Hartman.
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The file has been corrected and clarified for clarity...>>> Jerry
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EDDIE CURRENT PROPULSION
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This report is Co-written by James Hartman and Wilbur Hartman on
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August 18, 1991. (C) All Rights Reserved.
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FORWARD
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After researching the electro-gravitational methods of Thomas Brown
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and other notables, we decided to go to work on the best way to get
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magnetic, gravetic, and harmonics to work for us. The harmonics we
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believe to be high points of energy, by which we draw on the lines
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of magnetic force. Once focussed we may receive N - S polar power
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along with the rotating earth.
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We believe gravity waves to be harmonic. We call these gravity
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waves U & D waves or moon gravity up and earth gravity down. This
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can be visualized as existing between any two celestial bodies.
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The principle can be used to produce intergalactic spacecraft.
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However, it requires flinging away at precise angles from the host
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bodies. This idea can be expanded on.
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By using other celestial bodies at the proper glance angle, one can
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increase or decrease the craft speed. We believe the following
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outline will be a good starting point for indepth and more detailed
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research to come.
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REPORT
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Diagram 1
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: MOONS GRAVITY
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: Constant
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LINES ___________
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S ---------------- /non-ferrous\ ------------- N
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OF FORCE \__ disc ___/ Variable
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:
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: EARTHS GRAVITY
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: Constant
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<------------ Counter Clockwise
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Magnetic lines of force from the earths' poles are induced into a
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disc of non-ferrous material or upon the space ship at the same time
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gravity waves from the earth and moon are induced into the disc.
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These lines of force being out of phase create an eddy current into
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the disc. This action will cause the disc to rotate. Lift is
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produced by the cross action of the variable magnetic lines of force
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and the nearly constant gravitic waves.
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Counter-clockwise rotations have been known in gyroscopes to reduce
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weight. Clockwise increases weight. A magnification of the gravity
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and magnetic forces is required. In order to make this process work
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an elaborate method must be interfaced.
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A specialized transceiver must be able to tune into the harmonic
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beat frequencies of both the earth and moon simultaneously in order
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to draw on their energy fields, in this case gravity and reintroduce
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them, magnified vertically across the disc. The electromagnetic
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force of the earths' geomagnetic field must also be allowed to flow
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horizontally.
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If the two are out of phase at a 70<37> angle the system will work with
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nature as its power source. Once the forces are allied (aligned?)
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correctly the disc itself will act as a self excited motor. Just as
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there are Horizontal and Vertical Radio waves so are the forces of
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nature also set-up.
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Building the transceiver should be rather simple. However, a
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synchronization technique such as a field strength detection system
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should be employed. This is why Flying saucers often fly at angles
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rather then in straight paths.
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Just as you align a receiving antenna so does the Flying Saucer
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align itself for optimum preference among the field forces.
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Electrogravitation is now in action, not unlike Townsend Brown's
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flying disc's. However, this system uses a DC current acting at an
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AC rate. Producing the Eddy Current Propulsion system. Townsend
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Brown used a power source at all times and it consisted of pure DC.
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This unit utilizes natural forces. However, during the start up
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sequence or in case of an emergency, an electric or nuclear power
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cell and gravitic cellular cell based on Townsend Brown's
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Gravitators should be added to compensate for energy swings in the
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geomagnetic field or anomalies in the gravity fields utilized by
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this otherwise self sustaining free energy system.
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If you have comments or other information relating to such topics
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as this paper covers, please upload to KeelyNet or send to the
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Vangard Sciences address as listed on the first page.
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Thank you for your consideration, interest and support.
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Jerry W. Decker.........Ron Barker...........Chuck Henderson
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