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| ZP OWER C ORPORATION PAGE OF 352 Z ERO P OINT E NERGY Bearden already has three patents now pending in the field of electric circuits, all of which purport to achieve overunity in energy output with absolute conformance to the conventional laws of physics. Nonetheless, he makes no claim to have yet developed a working model of any overunity device in his own laboratories. He does claim that his experimental results have been encouraging to date, and that, as far back as 1990, his team was blowing up circuits due to the excess space energy they were tapping. The energy apparently could not be controlled in the semiconductor arrays being used at that time, which caused the energy to "ping-pong" back and forth between them until the resulting surge overloaded one of the arrays. Bearden states, without disclosing more, that his team now knows how to control the energy flow, but is at a standstill for lack of funding. Fabrication difficulties have prevented forward movement on another means of energy now control using a specialized, hard-to-engineer metallic material he has dubbed, with tongue in cheek, "Unattainium." However, he allows that his work in using multiple passes of energy, collecting it repeatedly using retro-reflection in electric circuits and thus enabling increased energy extraction, holds the most promise. Bearden's work in this last vein may owe its stimulus to his consulting assistance to home inventor "Sparky" Sweet in the s. Sweet had invented an assembly of wire coils and barium ferrite magnets that would extract energy from space and produce six watts of usable power, with only a much smaller trickle of energy as input. Dubbed a "vacuum triode amplifier" (VTA) by Bearden, a later model reportedly produced 500 watts of output power, showing a net gain of 1.5 million over the input power level. Bearden theorized that Sweet's device "tricked" the barium nuclei of the magnets into going into self-oscillation with the ambient vacuum, causing the fields of the specially conditioned "kinetic" magnets to quiver at a high level. The theorist prevailed upon Sweet to make a change in his device that would allow fora test of anti- gravity properties. Sweet later reported to Bearden by phone that, by increasing the power output drawn from his device by adding greater loads, he was able to reduce the weight of the VTA, as measured by a scale, by 90 percent. Concern about the likelihood of exploding the magnets prevented Sweet from reducing the VTA's weight entirely and seeing it fly. Unfortunately, all of Sweet's secrets about how to activate his magnets to achieve his startling results died with him in 1995, and Bearden was left to pursue his theoretical research without the benefit of a working model. At this time, the theorist is working on two books. One of them, due out next year, will present "the world's first legitimate theory of overunity electrornagnetic engines, circuits, and devices" according to Bearden, and will contain "a little necessary secret" essential to building them. The other book is expected to be published later this year, and deals with Bearden's |