Re: Newman demonstration report

NeXuS ( (no email) )
Tue, 15 Sep 1998 20:17:31 +1000

Is this the guy I read about who had a motor that would cool wires and
froze his hand when it cam between the wires. Well any way this guy I read
about aparrently used two driver coils placed above and below a main coil.
Batteries where hooked up to the driver coils and he got electricity out of
the main coil and looped it back through. So you only needed to get it
going then disconnect the battery and tap off excess energy..? Anyone heard
of him...?

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> From: Jean-Pierre Lentin <lentin@imaginet.fr>
> To: vortex-l@eskimo.com
> Cc: keelynet@DallasTexas.net
> Subject: Newman demonstration report
> Date: Tuesday, September 15, 1998 7:05 PM
>
> Hi all ! I found this anonymous report about Newman's demonstration on
> free_energy@onelist.com, Eric Krieg's skeptic list about FE (yeah, I'm on
> that list too... <grin>). Here it is (slightly edited).
>
> " I got there for two hours of it. The show went for less than that,
> and I had to leave in the middle of the ending questions. It wasn't as
> energetic as the Dennis Lee show I had gone to. It was still
interesting,
> though. And a little strange at times.
>
> The room had the tables next to the door with the sign up sheets.
> The tables were in an L shape. The smaller table was going into the room
> from the door, and the longer tables went toward the front of the room.
On
> the corner were the books for sale. The $79.00 books. They were large
hard
> cover. Then there was an order form to get a tape of the show.
>
> Next was a model of a couple of magnets made by Evan Soule. They has
> the lines of
> force around them and little beads on the lines. They were so that Soule
> could more easily understand what Newman was talking about. There were
also
> two stack of Soule's business cards. Then there were the charts of how
> magnetic currents work and a picture of Newman next to his car. There
were
> also a lot of newspaper articles about him on the table. Back next to
the
> tapes there was also some free literature. I got some extra copies to
send
> you.
>
> The chairs were set up in two sets of 49 chairs, 7x7 rows. An
aisle
> was in the middle of the room, and a tv with a vcr in front. There was
also
> a camera in front of the tv.
>
> The stage had the motor on the left side set on two supports. A
> long table in the middle of the stage had a microphone and some
mechanical
> things. There was a dynamometer and a small motor. The small motor he
> talked about later.
>
> The show started with the tv. The tape showed old
> news reports of Newman's shows. One news station went to his house and
> tested it. They said that they used a couple of small batteries which
could
> run a normal motor for a little over a minute, and were discharged, to
run
> his motor for over an hour. They then put them into the first motor
again,
> and they ran the motor for a couple of minutes. The tape also had him on
a
> show saying that his motor works because it works with a law that's not
> understood. That the magnetic field comes from the energy in the matter
as
> well as the current. He talks about getting a %100 matter to energy
> conversion on a part of the tape. There were physicists and engineers on
> the tape who said that they agree with it. Newman said that there's 30
who
> signed a paper saying that they do. I couldn't see all of the names with
> some people in front of me. Some got on the tape. The two I wrote down
> were Dr. Hastings, who Newman said later sold out, and the other was
Brent
> Spellman from Rayovac batteries. There was also a mention of Dr. Robert
> Smith from NASA and Dr. Morana (sp) who worked on the atomic bomb.
>
> Next Evan Soule spoke for a while. He mostly talked about how
great
> this was and compared Newman's problems with the patent office and other
> people to the problems of the the Wright brothers and other scientists
and
> ancient philosophers.
>
> Then Newman talked. He said that Evan had taken some people to
his
> house to look at the machine. He said that the engineers there said that
it
> worked.
>
> Newman started out talking about his beginnings at an early age
> wondering why bullets moving at high speed skipped off of water while he
was
> duck hunting, then blowing holes in trees. He read a thing in a Time
book
> on energy and said that he saw similarities in the lake experiment. He
said
> that no one could explain the changes in the field and a current as you
move
> a conductor to different positions. I guess you've probably already
heard
> of his gyroscope particle theory that he uses to explain it.
>
> He talked about Hastings selling out. Hastings sold the small
motor
> to the Johnson Motor company. He said that the smaller motor would run
at 3
> hp from 600 watts. He confused me because he started saying that 3 hp
> should be able to generate a couple of thousand watts.
>
> He got into conspiracies here. He said that the owner of the
> Johnson company is also the owner of the Mobile oil company. This motor
> that they stole also cools the wires instead of heating them from the
> current. He said that the company is selling that motor all over the
world
> for millions of dollars. They also had an ad for the motor. He says
that
> when he put the real information on the web, they took out their ad and
made
> a smaller one. He also said somewhere that they aren't making the same
> motor anymore. He's suing a patent attorney who said that the engineers
> didn't think it would work, even after they had said it did work.
>
> He turned to the dynamometer that he was going to use for the
> demonstration. He showed how it wasn't working and the demonstration
> couldn't be done with it. But the people could go onto the stage after
the
> show and they would rewire it to run without the dynomometer attached.
>
> Newman said that he met up with a guy named Jim, who was there,
and
> tried to help Newman with a company in the east. Alliance Motors said
that
> they wanted to build them. Newman said that he and Jim built most of the
> motor and they tested it. He said that the engineers there stuffed four
> magnets onto the ends and it wouldn't move. So he put two brushed on the
> ends instead and it moved slowly. He said that they tried to stop it but
> couldn't. They tried to push wood into it and that they tried putting
wood
> boards on the ends and standing on them, but they couldn't get it to
stop.
> And he said that it wouldn't take in any more than 300 watts. The
company
> wanted to bring in GE engineers, but Newman wouldn't let them because of
> past problems with them and other engineers.
>
> He said that the head of the company signed a contract saying
that
> he would get all of the company in the east. He just couldn't tell
anyone
> about the machine yet.
>
> More of the conspiracy came up here. He says that they took the
> motor apart to keep him there and put it back together and couldn't get
it
> to work. They called the FBI, who held Jim at the company, and
threatened
> his wife over the phone. They threatened to go to his house on his son's
> birthday and arrest Newman. He said that they hired an attorney to say
that
> the contract never existed.
>
> Then it was the questioning time. A question about the patent
came
> up. Newman said he has a patent. he said that the patent is in Mexico
and
> is also good here and in Canada because of NAFTA.
>
> The electric bill question came up. He said that he doesn't use
his
> machine on his house because the oil companies would just send people
there
> to dig up the house and check for any other power source. He said it
> happened to another person once who really had a steam engine running in
the
> basement. It would still make sense for him to use it, though. He keeps
> talking about how limited his money is, so selling energy back to the
grid
> all the time would make him plenty of money, if it worked.
>
> He said he's going to start a company in Phoenix. He will be
making
> the motors and selling them to the people for about $5,000-$6,000. He
said
> that the one on the stage can run a 10kw generator, but the motor will
only
> take about 700 watts to run. Someone asked if it would run a 200 amp
house.
> He said that most houses are 100 amps and the motor will run it. The
> person pointed out that it would need to be a 20kw generator for a 100
amp
> 200 volt house. Things got confusing then about who's question he was
> answering. Someone else said that the motor would need to be about 4
times
> bigger to run a 200 amp house. Newman said that it doesn't matte since
the
> energy will still be free.
>
> Newman got into god. He said that a Rabbi from Israel told him
that
> he could create peace there with the machine and he had some vision from
god
> or something. He said that the Rabbi said that it was prophecy. The
Rabbi
> went back to New York and never contacted Newman again. Newman called
him
> and told the Rabbi that he knew who threatened him. The Rabbi said that
> they would all go to hell.
>
> Someone asked about the batteries. Newman said that the
batteries
> would need to be replaced after about four years, but he knows that
better
> batteries can be made to withstand the recharging from the machine.
>
> They were getting close to getting the ends off of the motor. He
> said that it would run at about 10-15 hp and that he would give people
> gloves to try to stop it. He said that it wouldn't be given any more
than
> 700 watts. he also told the people that they could try stopping it by
> standing on it if they wanted.
>
> He's suing the government for their part in his problems. And he
> said that God gave him the patent in Mexico. I don't think he meant it
> literally.
>
> I missed a little of what happened. Mostly just more people he's
> proven it to and more conspiracy stuff. Rayovac batteries had some
contract
> with him to make a better battery and then turned on him. Milton Everett
> (sp), who was there, brought Mississippi DOE people to Newman's house
show
> them it works. Things like that. But that's generally what happened.
You
> can listen to the tape when you get it. It's a little hard to hear at
> times, but it's mostly understandable."
>
> (end of report)
> (re-posted with Eric Krieg's permission)
> --
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