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| ZP OWER C ORPORATION PAGE OF 352 Z ERO P OINT E NERGY Fig. 10 demonstrates how a small degree of control can be used with these fields to produce specific results. K is an adjustable relay. LA, LB, LA, and LB are electromagnets. Band Bare bifilar windings in series. A full voltage spike wave is generated by K. See Fig. 11. On one cycle bucking magnetic fields are produced across Band reversed for 2. On the negative cycle the opposite is true. A reciprocating current occurs across the incandescent bulb. The bulb does not give off heat and should possess electrostatic properties. A compass placed on the wire should not point perpendicular, but parallel with the wire instead. Aetheric pressure would also be felt around the wire and incandescent bulb. [15] The primary reason for using bifilar windings is to insure the mutual cancellation of electric current and produce a universal bucking magnetic field. [11] Band B yield universal magnetic fields. See Fig. 12. Two electromagnets placed end to end does not do the same thing. See Fig 13. When the different coils are combined as in Fig. 10 zones of zero point energy exist on the X-Z plane, the Y axis and the Y-Z plane. This allows for some degree of control of the Aether grid. The incandescent bulb can be replaced by a coil. Another coil for the second bifilar winding can be placed on top of the first at a ninety degree intersection and the whole wrapped in a torroidial fashion [16] See Fig. 14. Upon close examination the scalar fields produced at the intersection of the windings results in gyroscopic precession 13 of the atoms in all planes of D space towards one direction and a gravitational field is produced in the given direction. The torroid prevents torque from spinning the coil on its axis. When a phase spike wave is introduced to the primaries of the separate scalar generators and the three separate torroidial coils are stacked like a sandwich [16] a continuous difference in aether pressure is produced in a given direction resulting in a constant gravitational field in the said direction. See Fig 15 and 16. This is levitation. If a second set of torroidial coils is placed adjacent to the first, the gravitational vectors will meet in the center. If this is done with all three axis, a strong omnidirectional gravitational field will form. See Fig. 17. This is the same thing that occurs naturally in amass. An intense gravitational field will create a singularity at the intersection, thus reversing time. |