re:Bloch wall movement

Kenneth Carrigan ( (no email) )
Thu, 12 Feb 1998 08:34:45 -0500

Bill,
<<snip>>
>Mike Watson and Don Watson (no relation) delivered a joint lecture at the
>'94 Symposium in Denver. I've stayed in contact with Mike, he has wavered
>from a believer to a sceptic, and back again. While in Denver in '94 I had
>long late night chats with both Don and Mike about what they were doing and
>their relationship with Sparky Sweet. Both thought Sweet a wiley old cudger
>(thanks Dr.J) that did'nt think twice about making them jump through hoops
>if it suited him. The general concensus was that Sweet really did'nt
>understand how his device worked - in fact sometimes it did'nt. The magnet
>'programming' was stated to be very sensitive and the process was 'spooky'.

I believe you are correct that Sparky did not understand his device and
therefore could not generate a patient, mass produce the device, or tell
anyone how to build one that would work. Incidentually, how does one
'stumble' into building something so complex and not understand what
they are doing? Did he have a dream or UFO abduction where someone
gave him this design? (-:

>Don Watson refused to exhibit a working device at the symposium because, he
>claimed, he could not guarantee that the 'programmed' magnets would survive
>the trip in. He did not want to look a fool, in his words, if the thing
>did'nt work at the symposium. Mike Watson had never gotten the thing to
>work over many months of experimenting, aside from a brief 10 second burst
>of power from the device, which he was unable to replicate (this drove him
>to distraction, as you might expect). Personally I found Don a rather
>strange and paranoid guy - fun to talk to though. Mike is very down to
earth.
>
>It is interesting to note that Walter Rosenthal stated point blank to me
>that he had witnessed Don's device working and that for a period of 2 weeks
>(from memory) Don was lighting a 60 Watt house bulb on the output of the
>magnet/coil device with a 9 volt transistor radio battery input power
source.

Do we know what his setup was in order for others to try to duplicate what
he has done? If he did get it to work, at one time, seems if 100 units
were built and each tested throughly by individuals, there might be a 1/100
chance (1%) that someone will find out how to make it work.... that is if
the 100 people believe that this all is NOT a lie...

>When I arrived home from that symposium I set up a magnet 'zapping' rig to
>further explore the magnetic bubble effect that Mike and Don had spoken
>about and shown. These tests resulted in my replication of the 'bubble
>effect' and were interesting in that at least part of the process advocated
>by Sweet seemed to work. I could never get any power out of the setup
>outlined by Don, though.

Well, can you, or does Keelynet contain, a writeup of Dons', Mikes', yours,
or Sweets' experimental design and testing? I think we all know that
Sweets device did/does exist, Bearden test results, video film
and characteristics of the unit - is al proof that he did have something
working. I do remember Sweet stating the it defies physical laws and
that the transformer/coil does not act like the classical coil. Guess we
need to generate some new physics unless it all can be explained
by QM.

v/r Ken Carrigan