JCB Energy John C. Butterfield Research and Experiments

The first time I actually learned how nuclear power plants worked, I was so disappointed to find out that we have this crazy atomic reaction all just to heat up some water to spin turbines. So, until recently, I haven't taken much interest in nuclear physics, also partly due to being scared of radiation, but eventually I learned about Fusion and the prospects of it and it sucked me in. Now I'm working on a particle simulator to test reactor designs, which I hope will someday lead me to a good design I can build.

So What Is Fusion?

I had to jump through a bunch of hoops, but the site CMS is now up to date. In the process I purged a bunch of users to clear out the spam bots. If I got your account too, just make a new one. Sorry for the inconvenience.

I made some new videos to show some of my recent progress including taking readings from the feedback of the flyback transformer while it's running, changes to the 555 circuit to let me tune the frequency and I even made a crappy little speaker. This week I analyzed the Ed Gray patents (details below), and got some great ideas from a book called Electric Discharges Waves, and Impulses, and am starting to get some intriguing ideas for experiments I can perform next week.

For the last several weekends I've been making quite a bit of progress on my experiments and I'm hoping to continue this for many weekends to come.

I've revised the projects page, and started some pages for the first couple projects. Check 'em out!.

By Ken Adachi <Editor@educate-yourself.org>
http://educate-yourself.org/fe/radiantenergystory.shtml
June 1, 2001

[The story you are about to read is derived from a carefully researched paper presented by Dr. Peter Lindemann before a private audience in Irvine, California on September 12, 2000. The lecture was titled “The Free Energy Secrets of Cold Electricity” . It detailed the story of Radiant Energy and its successful application by Edwin Gray in an over unity motor design which Gray debuted in 1973. The real detective work ( & credit) in uncovering Tesla’s discovery of Radiant energy came from author Gerry Vassilatos in his recent book, “Secrets of Cold War Technology” without which Lindemann could not have solved the enigma of Gray’s Radiant circuit design. This lecture delivered the goods. The secret of Tesla’s Radiant Energy has finally been revealed in manifold detail and only awaits the industry of those who care to study and understand it. Part1 presents a general overview of Tesla’s discovery and the political, intrigues that led to its subsequent suppression. Part 2 will detail the nuts and bolts of how Tesla produced Radiant Energy with block diagrams, schematics, and drawings from Tesla’s original patents to illustrate all of the necessary elements and parameters required. Additional details on Gray’s modern adaptation of Tesla’s Radiant circuitry and a brief look at Eric Dollard, the only man to successfully recreate Tesla’s Colorado Springs Magnifying transmitter and reproduce the pure steaming white rays of Radiant energy in 1986 exactly as described by Tesla in his Colorado journals. Ken Adachi]

It seems to me, when people think about what the next new breakthrough technology is going to be, they think linearly about the most complex technology we know of. They think of particle physics and quantum mechanics, but these aren't exactly things you can make a hobby of. And what I think most people don't realize is there's a lot of really interesting phenomenon that were discovered right along with other major technologies we know of and utilize today, that just never got developed, or are just not well understood.

The foundation of the site is pretty well defined now.

The project page has been started. It will serve as an index into the individual projects which will include all of the details (pictures, schematics, video, descriptions of the results and intentions, etc)