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| File Name : HUDSON3.ASC | Online Date : 09/02/93 |
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| Contributed by : Bill Donavan | Dir Category : ENERGY |
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An Encounter With Doyle Noyes
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By Bill Donavan
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The first time I had ever heard about Doyle Noyes was in March,
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1991. It was when Andrew Michrowski of the Planetary Association
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for Clean Energy visited Stelle, Illinois. There was a lunch
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consisting of a vegetarian pizza which Ginger Tharp cooked up for
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the occasion. It was a cozy little get-together with Andrew and his
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wife Monique Michaud, myself, Tim Wilhelm, Ginger cooking and
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managing the video equipment recording the meeting, and others
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coming and going through the community center where we had our
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lunch.
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The conversation was fascinating to say the least. A line from
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"Alice in Wonderland" immediately comes to mind, about "believing in
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several impossible things before breakfast". An air-well concept
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was discussed by which the community could obtain all their fresh
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water practically out of thin air. Then the conversation turned to
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"scalar aerials". This was a discovery by Doyle Noyes, who then
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lived in Kansas City Missouri, of obtaining free energy from certain
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antenna geometries as well as heating and cooling and corrosion
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control. This fascinated me. It piqued my curiosity. I had to
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know how this worked, since according to Andrew Michrowski and Tom
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Bearden this phenomena had actually been documented as having
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produced a measurable effect. Absolutely fascinating. How do I
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contact this guy? Dr. Michrowski gave me his phone number in
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Missouri. I found that Noyes had moved into a rather remote
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location in the Ozarks for an unknown reason.
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After talking to Mr. Noyes, I discovered that he was offering
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distributorships in his company, Multistate Control Systems. At
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this point in my naivete, I believed everything was on-the-level. I
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then contacted a buddy of mine, Rick Bassett, about this "marvelous
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opportunity". Basically what Noyes was asking for was $600.00 for a
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weekend-long educational seminar detailing the operation of his
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system including the "territory" of the state of Illinois for his
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scalar heating and cooling system.
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"Oh, by the way, send me a photograph of each of you". Noyes said.
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"Is this for identification purposes, or something?" I said.
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"Uh, yeah." "Well, if we're leaving in a few days it might not get
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there in time. It seems to be just an additional complication to
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me."
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"It is absolutely essential." "I really don't think you're going to
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find two guys passing themselves off as us, if that's what you're
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worried about". "Just send'em, O.K.? I'll explain later".
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This seemed strange, and it in time evolved into an even stranger
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story. I reasoned that since there was money involved, if this were
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indeed such a "golden opportunity" there might also conceivably be
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those who would try to pass themselves off as the individuals who
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paid in the considerable sum to get in on this thing. So it seemed
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at the time. Anyway, it sounded good to both of us, and we set out
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for The Ozarks. Mr. Noyes made it abundantly clear that he did not
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want to meet at his house, and a meeting place was arranged at a
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local motel (another curious point in retrospect). We arrived
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somewhat late, and went directly to the motel room. There were two
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other guys there, one from the Monroe Institute and another from
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Ohio. They did not look happy.
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There were multicolored loops of wire strewn all over the beds.
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Some appeared to be wound up into loosely-arranged coils of various
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lengths and sizes. There were two lengths of what appeared to be
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one or two-ought electrical cable wrapped up in electrical tape,
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evidently containing a coil of smaller-diameter wire wound on top of
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it and wrapped in electrical tape. The room looked ordinary enough.
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"Whose is that?" I asked, pointing at an old VOM sitting on the
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bed. I suspected that one of the two in the room brought along his
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own test equipment.
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"Oh, that's his", came the reply. "Doyle's?" I said. "Yeah." "But
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it's so..... old!" "Yup, that's his."
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Red flags went off. A myriad of conflicting data went through my
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mind. Either he just left an expendable piece of equipment behind,
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or his company was not making that much money. It was at this point
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I knew something was wrong.
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"Have you learned anything yet?" I said. "No, not really." said
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the man from the Monroe Institute. "How long have you been here?"
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"A couple of days".
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This did not bode well. We talked for a while on a few related
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topics, and compared how each of us became acquainted with Doyle
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Noyes' system. Then Doyle breezed in, introduced himself to Rick
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and I, and looked at a large wall mirror at the end of the room. He
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inched toward it with a look of concentration on his face.
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"They're watching us". Doyle said. "Who's watching us?" I said.
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"The people on the other side of the mirror."
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"O.K....." Rick said. "They can see and hear everything we say. I
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can see them too. Can you see them?"
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Eyes widened as we looked at each other. Not a word was spoken. He
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then walked over to the mirror and extended his right hand, touching
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the surface of the mirror with fingers splayed as he closed his
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eyes.
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"Close, close, close." Doyle said. He then dropped his hand, looked
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at the mirror, and repeated the ritual.
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"Sometimes you have to do it more than once. It's closed now, they
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can't see or hear us." Doyle announced with confidence.
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"Oh... good" said the man from Ohio. "Excuse me, Doyle, but why did
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you need our photographs?" I said. "To make sure. You see, I
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dowse them to make sure you weren't Russian agents or space aliens".
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"I see. Do you get many of those?" "You would be surprised."
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"Uh-huh." I said as a vision of the money which was paid in my
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mind's eye slowly evaporated into the ethers. "Let's go out to
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eat." Doyle said.
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The gang of four and the man himself hiked over in the direction of
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a fast food restaurant across the street.
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"No, not there, they're expecting us there." Doyle said. We then
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sauntered over to a restaurant nearby to the motel. The waitress
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seated us and passed around the menus. "Hi, Doyle. How are the
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aliens?" She said. "Fine." Doyle said, looking up. He then
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pulled out a photograph and a white pendulum and started swinging it
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over the photo. "This is how you find out if they are O.K. You can
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find out if they're aliens or not too."
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The rest of the conversation basically consisted of the group asking
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specific questions about the scalar heating and cooling system and
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Doyle steering the conversation back toward aliens and Russian
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agents. He also added to the menagerie of those organizations
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threatening to steal his secrets of the universe. I never asked why
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he was so willing to sell those same secrets if they were so
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valuable, and so dangerous in the wrong hands. I think at this
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point my weariness of the situation began to show, as I listened to
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the conversation taking place with a chin resting on my palm. Doyle
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looked at me.
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"I can read minds too." Doyle said. "Fine. What am I thinking?" I
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said. Doyle began vigorously swinging the pendulum. "That's not my
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photograph." I said. He didn't say a word.
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After lunch Doyle decided it would be a good time to show us the
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campground that Rick and I would be staying at. Doyle rode with us
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in the pickup truck.
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"I see you have quite a bit of equipment." Doyle said. "Yeah, we
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hope to do some testing of one of your units." Rick said.
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"Well, by the time this weekend is over, you'll be able to see a
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completed unit in operation, and you'll be able to take it back with
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you. I'll also need your help with programming them with some kind
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of control matrix." Doyle said. "I noticed that you didn't drive."
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I said.
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"Well, that was because of the attack." Doyle said. "What kind of
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attack?" I said. "It was a scalar electromagnetic beam from the
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Soviets. It made me lose consciousness and drive off the road. I
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was in the hospital for a while. Anyway, my wife who was in the car
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at the time won't let me drive anymore." "O.K."
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"We need to get you guys all set up as soon as possible, since I
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expect another two to come in very soon and I need to start another
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seminar".
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"Well, we're ready to do the assembly and testing as soon as
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possible, since we kind of have a schedule to keep too." Rick said.
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"I want to show you guys the lab that I plan on setting up." Doyle
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said.
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We drove around as he directed until we came to an abandoned
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building on the top of a hill. It was in good condition, white in
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color, and rather large in size. I had to admit it was a good
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location, being in a peaceful wooded area nestled high in the
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Ozarks. Despite Doyle's personal problems, I sincerely hoped he
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could pull it off. If his unit indeed worked, it would be
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encouraging to see a production and R&D facility operational.
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Especially for something as exotic as scalar electromagnetics. We
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finally arrived at the campsite.
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"I got you guys the best site here. Nice and remote." Doyle said.
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It certainly was an idyllic setting next to a lake about 200 feet
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away. The weather was warm enough that a campfire would be more of
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a decoration than a necessity.
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"I want to show you an example of weather modification." Doyle
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said. He then proceeded to draw what seemed a pictorial diagram of
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one of his scalar systems. He then held his hand over the drawing
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and made an obscure gesture while mumbling something.
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"It should start cooling down in about 10 minutes." He said with a
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grin. Rick and I looked at each other. "But there is no physical
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device." I said. "You don't need one." Doyle said.
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Now I know that in some cases scalar electromagnetics tends to blur
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into psionics or psychotronics, but it doesn't blur THAT much. I
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could see a perturbed look spread across Rick's face and could
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safely assume what he was thinking, since I felt the same way.
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"But you tested a device for Andrew..." I said. "This should be
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just as effective. See, it's starting to cool down already!" I
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really couldn't feel anything other than a slight shift in the wind
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direction. "You should watch what you say around here, by the way."
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Doyle said. I could just see it coming.
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"There could be either Russian agents or the CIA monitoring your
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conversations. Watch out for anybody parking a camper right next to
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your site." Doyle said. "What about space aliens?" I said. "They
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won't use campers." Doyle said.
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We deposited Doyle back at the motel and went back to the campsite.
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The tone of the night was somber. Rick built a fire and we "shot
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the bull" about several subjects. "I think this thing is all in his
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head." Rick said. "You mean it isn't a physical device? They
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tested a device in Ottawa, I mean a physical device. There's test
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data." I said. "Then maybe he's trying to sell us something else."
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"He promised us a device to bring back." "Unless the 'device' is a
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few magical incantations scribbled on a piece of paper."
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"Better not be. It sounds like vaporware to me. You can't charge
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hundreds of dollars for something like that and get away with it."
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"Unless you're too embarrassed to admit to getting taken in by
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something like that." "True. Very true."
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I watched the fire dance through the air and wondered about the
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whole situation. If this thing were a shell game, it would cast a
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pall upon the credibility of PACE and those who gave favorable
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reviews of this thing, let alone references to this guy.
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I thought about the amount of money taken in by the "seminars". Six
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hundred dollars per person. Two people per week. That's twelve
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hundred dollars per week, sixty two thousand four hundred dollars
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per year. Not bad. I also thought about the clandestine meetings
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in motel rooms, and the insistence on not seeing where he lives.
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Doyle mentioned that he moved from Kansas City because of the high
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crime rate in the city, and I wondered if there might be another
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motive. If you were going to run a successful scam operation, you
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wouldn't want to be very visible. A visible target is an easy
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target.
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I walked to the rocky beach and looked at the clear diamond sky,
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watching a thousand twinkling stars reflected in the wavelets of the
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lake. There was a lodge across the lake which lent multicolored
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shimmering reflections to the water. It was absolutely wonderful,
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something I really preferred to an antiseptic motel room. I hadn't
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taken the opportunity to go camping for years, and this was a
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welcome diversion. I thought about Doyle's space aliens and looked
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up at the starlit sky.
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Nothing seemed out of the ordinary, not even a plane with its'
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navigation strobes on. A boat crossed the lake in the distance, and
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I thought how great it would be to live in an environment like this.
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Once again, I hoped that it wasn't a scam, and that I would get a
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chance to work on something that would be on the frontier of a
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future science. If nothing else, there was hope.
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The next day was more of the same. Nothing was done except a lot of
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what I would consider evasive banter. Nothing was built. To soothe
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the feelings of the four in the "seminar", Doyle took us out to
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dinner, sensing the dissatisfaction rising among us. It was a
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rather nice restaurant with an excellent view of the lake. The food
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was good, and the conversation (as always) turned to the CIA, space
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aliens, and Soviet scalar beams trained upon Doyle.
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"Yeah, I blew them up. I back-fed enough power STRAIGHT THROUGH THE
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EARTH to take out those Soviet scalar transmitters. And since then
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they don't bother me. At least until they build another one. And
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the aliens know that I can destroy their ships if I want to with my
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technology. They haven't got a chance."
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"About the system that you have, what kind of limitations does it
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have?" I said. "Anywhere from absolute zero to the temperature of
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the sun." Doyle said. "Then why can't you heat a building using
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the scalar stuff alone?" This went back to a report I had read by
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Andrew Michrowski, that basically stated that it only worked for
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supplemental heating. That question went unanswered. It was
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ignored. He went back to a diatribe on aliens and weather control.
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After the dinner we went back to the motel, where Doyle told us
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about the "mind interfaces" that we would need to work on the
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project. These were the two-ought electrical cables wrapped up in
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electrical tape that I had seen earlier. They were to be draped
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across the shoulders and were allegedly self-powered.
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I assumed from the description that these units were basically
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psychotronic amplifiers designed to "boost the signal level" of the
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user. I measured a slight increase in potential difference with a
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fluke true RMS multimeter when a girl associated with Doyle held the
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probes in each hand amounting to a few microvolts, not quite enough
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to clear the background noise.
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Rick asked Doyle about the schematics for the system, for if he
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didn't have something completed for us, at least he could give us
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instructions for doing it when we got back. We went to a friend of
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his who had a pc-compatible machine, as evidently the "schematics"
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were on this. I thought it was odd that Doyle didn't have a machine
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of his own with this on it, if it indeed were as valuable as he
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claimed it to be.
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The gang of four went to his friend's place, the back of a pawn shop
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in town, and we proceeded to wade through the files in his PC. The
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usual discussion about space alien effluvia bandied about as the
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"schematics" were searched for. When I saw a printout of what Doyle
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considered to be schematics, I began to understand where he was
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coming from. They weren't schematics. They looked more like
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ladder-logic diagrams. They definitely were NOT schematics in any
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sense of the word.
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If Doyle had any formal education, it definitely was not as an
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electronic tech. In fact, the man had a definite disdain for that
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particular profession. I had the impression that he might have had
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an intuitive "feel" for this invention without any formal education
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associated with it. That is common for many inventors. The
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explanation for this phenomenon is that they usually do not know
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what cannot be done and proceed to do it anyway. And they usually
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succeed at it. That says something there.
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That reminds me of the tale of a religious ecstatic who crosses a
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gorge without a bridge. "You can't do that," the physics student
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says, "That's against the law of gravity!" The ecstatic then
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replies: "I never studied law." And continues across. I think
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that the same thing applies here, if indeed there is any credible
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element to this situation at all.
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After the "seminar", we gave one individual in the troop a ride to
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the airport and compared notes. The consensus opinion was that he
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may have had something, but if he did he refused to share it. In
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this case the cost far outweighed the risks involved, and for those
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with limited resources the setback represented by this was
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considerable. The net tendency was for those to become generally
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disgusted with the situation, to throw out the baby with the
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bathwater, and to forget about it.
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Scalar electromagnetic weather control, corrosion control, heating
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and cooling. Is this for real? I really can't say, since I didn't
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see anything demonstrated. Rick Bassett and I came to a remote
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location in the Ozarks with a pickup truck bed literally loaded with
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electronic test equipment, taking time out from our regular jobs to
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investigate this. And we found nothing but wild theories, unfounded
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conjecture, and just plain hot air.
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The "schematic" which was brought back was well nigh useless. The
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only thing we brought back were three four by six planks about ten
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feet long with about fifty pounds of wire, which by request was sent
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back to Doyle. Evidently he didn't have enough lumber or wire for
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the next scam operation.
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I really would like to believe that this system works. It would be
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a major breakthrough. I am also aware of the scam operations that
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John Worrell Keely pulled when he was short of capital to continue
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his research, so I can understand the reasoning behind this
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particular technique.
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But in the present there is no excuse for this, and I cannot in good
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conscience bury this and wish that it will go away all by itself. I
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don't know how many others have been victimized by following this
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illusion, however sweet it may be.
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But it is time to call for accountability for those responsible for
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this. For those who are seriously interested in alternative and
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"free energy", this kind of behavior cannot be allowed to continue.
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To do this would result in a total demolition of credibility in the
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entire community of those conducting research into this field. That
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is what is in danger.
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I have tried to keep an objective view of this entire "adventure". I
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have basically reported the events as they occurred, however
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distasteful they may be. This basically has been written down as a
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record for myself more than anything else. If at some point in the
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future I encounter some extraordinary phenomena which deserves
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praise, that's exactly what it will get. Until then, I impatiently
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await that day.
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Vanguard Note..
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An associated KeelyNet file is MAGICSQ which deals with magic
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squares and how they can be "constructed" with coils and other
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electrical components in such a fashion as to produce
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replicating, kaleidoscope "mirrors" for the express purpose of
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redirecting or focusing energy. Much like a parabolic mirror.
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The Perrigo patent used a series of coils (10 X 10), wrapped
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around nails and all connected together to form a matrix or
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pattern which sequentially collected energy from what was termed
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an "Aether collector". If energy continually flows into the
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planet, then there is a "wind" which should be able to drive a
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substance or compound of substances.
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My personal opinion is that such a device would be best
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constructed by using Chladni vibrating waveplates injected INTO a
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substance. This would create a "tuneable" interference matrix
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associated with the substance and thus act as a down-converter or
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frequency divider for the flow of force. I too have seen one of
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these Noyes Matrixes and it consisted of multiple colors of wire
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wound on 3 arms that all converged in the center. The man
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selling them wanted $1000 and claimed that you could "feel" a hot
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or cold wind over them. I tried as did several of my friends and
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none of us could feel a thing. The man also "dowsed" it and said
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"woops, I had it turned off", he then fiddled with some wires and
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said to try again.
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Once more we tried and nothing could be felt. I asked if any
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temperature measurements had been made and the man said that
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regular temperature measuring instruments WOULD NOT WORK with
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this technology! I also asked what was the basis for the device
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operation and the man said it was secret but I could buy the unit
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for $1000 and find it out. Colored wires and 2 X 4s that did
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nothing for $1000, yeah, RIGHT!
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But I do have a friend, Dr. Dan Haley who visited Doyle Noyes
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while he was still in Missouri. Dan says Noyes was located in a
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2 story building and when he visited it was very cold outside.
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Dan reports that the temperature in the building was quite
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comfortable and he did notice one very odd thing. As he was
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walking down a stairway, he held onto a metal railing which WAS
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WARM TO THE TOUCH! Now, metal is normally cool and that was
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quite an interesting observation. I guess the question is "DOES
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IT WORK FOR YOU?". That is not really a marketable approach nor
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one that most people could duplicate, so I think I will devote my
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energies to duplicatable, verifiable devices.
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I agree 150% with Mr. Donavan's contention as to CLAIMS that are
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not substantiated by physical proofs. My personal experience
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(Jerry) has been that I have NEVER SEEN a WORKING free energy
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device or anti-gravity device. Nor have I EVER claimed to have
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built a device of this nature. There are many who DO make
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claims, even to the point of wanting to "share" their knowledge,
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however, experience has shown this is usually followed by a
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request for money or non-disclosure and/or a secrecy vow.
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Based on the limited histories we have regarding these
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"alternative technologies" such primitive attitudes will NOT
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result in the public use of the principles except within the
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domain (and DOMINION) of secretive people.
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It is a pity that some choose to withhold the majority of their
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information and learning from history, it has been shown such
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knowledge dies with the inventor or is otherwise repressed.
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We must all remain on our guard and continue to OPENLY share
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information. There is no doubt that some devices can be
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considered "proprietary" if they are intended for commercial
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profit OR are outright WEAPONS. That is the main reason for the
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establishment of KeelyNet, to make freely available a wide range
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of information that in itself holds keys to HOW we might approach
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the construction of working machines.
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We can only hope that everyone will grow into a "walks the talk"
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mode.
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Escape to a higher order!
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