Scalar Current

Jerry Wayne Decker ( jwdatwork@yahoo.com )
Sat, 25 Sep 1999 12:17:14 -0700 (PDT)

Hi Folks!

Here is an interesting paper about Jon Snells
experiments with the EV Gray motor and a cool snippet
about Moray King and his views on scalar current
experiments;

http://www.geocities.com/ResearchTriangle/Lab/1135/gcarter.html

Scalar current arises by abruptly bucking magnetic
fields onto a caduceus wound or a bifilar wound coil
(Figure 1).

If bucking magnetic fields are impressed onto an
ordinary, single wound coil, no current would flow
since the magnetic fields cancel. However, impressing
these fields onto a caduceus or bifilar coil would
allow two oppositely flowing "virtual" currents to
occur because, by symmetry of the windings, the
opposite current vectors sum to an effective zero
current.

The currents are described as "virtual" since they are
comprised not of electron flow in the wires, but
rather a displacement current in the vacuum zero-point
energy outside the wire.

It is as if the abruptly bucking magnetic field
manifested a pair production of two macroscopic,
oppositely rotating, displacement current vortices in
the zero point energy.' These vacuum energy vortices
are stabilized and supported by the two symmetric wind
ings.

There are many ways to impress the abruptly bucking
magnetic fields onto the caduceus or bifilar coil. One
method could use two electromagnets with the proper
control circuitry to appropriately phase the magnetic
fields. In another method the coil could be spun in
the air gap between two opposing permanent magnets
using brushes and slip rings to tap the scalar current
(Figure 2).

Bedini described using this method in his "gravity
field generator" where he not only reported "cold
conduction" but also a weight change in the apparatus
as well.

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