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Blueteam3 put us on the track of a researcher and inventor from California that was interviewed by
Stan Meyer. The label of the documentation is 2-13-1988 which would have been a Saturday
which is the customary day that Stan gave lectures at the Deer Creek State Park in Ohio
So far, a search of the known video archives has not turned up a copy of his lecture and demonstration
from that date.,,,, but here's a photo copyright 2021 blueteam3 gmbh
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Muti-Tier Systems
Statements have been made by people close to the examination of the Meyer estate that the single tier EPGs had a COP
of about 3. It's possible to look at the physical construction of the EPGs for clues to its operational capabilities
In a car alternator , energy is required to turn the rotor against opposing magnetic fields and also to supply
energy to create magnetic fields to induce current in the stator pickup coils. The breaking of the air gap results
in significant BEMF, but the toroidal magnetic configuration minimizes this problem.
"In the multi-tier systems, the flow rate is the same in all the tiers which allows a balanced output
for the 3 phase systems In the 6 tier system two tiers are linked electrically and magnetically by direct
electrical connection and a common paramagnetic core."
"The input power is basically composed of two components:
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1. Energy needs to be input to the mechanical pump
2. Energy is needed for the alignment coils in single tier systems"
"The multiple tiered system used a Polynoid (r) type pump that aligned the magnetic axis of the
gas as well as pumping it. A small amount of power is consumed by the pulsing control circuits."
In the single tier EPGs, when using, ferrofluids, the greater density and surface turbulence requires
a higher energy input than pumping a lighter magnetic gas such as the Nickel Argonide series."
Flow rate were reportedly 50 ips vs 90 ips for the mag-gas plasma devices
In the EMF equation, the number of turns is related to the number of tiers
In the single tier systems a COP of 3 translates to COP of at least 18 for a 6 tier system.
When comparing the ferrofluid devices to the multitier gas systems , the flow rate is
directly related to the number of lines of coil "cut" / per second.
90/ divided by 50 = 1.8, so now 18 times 1.8 may mean a COP of over 32 !!
The reported output of the 6 tier system was 220v at 200 to 300 amp draw or between 44 Kw to 66 Kw !!
44,000 watt output divided by 32 is 1375 watts input , something a little be more than
a microwave oven. By tapping off a small percentage of the output to the input the system is
self sustaining. A car battery could be used for initial start up or backup or the ac output
can be rectified and stored in the 20 nickel iron Edison batteries.
