THE *N"
MACHINE
EXTRACTION OF
ELECTRICAL ENERGY
DIRECTLY FROM SPACE
E.DEPALIviA
bv DRUCE
INTRODUCTION
The extroction of energy dlrec y from
spoce hos been suggested os o vioble
processfor the solutlon of the energy
problemsof sociery.The occessibillty
of thls
energyhosbeen llmitedby the necesslty for
the formulotionof new energy porodigms.
ln the post, energy In spoce hos been
suggestedby thoughtssuchosrOrgone,OD,
Prono,Bjo-cosmic,Neutrinoenergy seo ond
so on, but the useful extroction of such
energieshos olwoys owoited more explicit
formulotionsof these ideos which could
suggestthe construcon of simple proctlcol
energy extrcctionmochinery.
VARIABLE INERTIAL MAsS
Experiments performedby thisoutho.hove
suggested o picture of spoce which is
perfused with o "fine substonce". This
conceot is one whlch lies benveen the
ioeffobiliryof o spoce-timeconstructsuchos
Einsteinsond the tongibilityof grossmotter.
Ihis "fine substonce" confes inertio on
physicolobjects.Thesubstonceof Inertiocon
olso be shown to hove the property of
oolorizotion.
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Normollythe inertiolmossof on objectls
"onlsotroplc,thot ls to soy, In on Inertlol
meosurement pedormed by opplying o
forcevectorto the objectond meosuringthe
resulting occelerotion, the inertiol moss
obtoined in thls meosurementwould be o
constontindependentof the dkectionof the
ooolied force vector.
The iniportontdiscoveryis thot the inertiol
moss ol o rototing object becomes
polorlzedond onlsofiopic. In tefms of the
reolbehoviorof o rototingobject,the inertiol
mossis found to increosefor meosurements
performedin the direction of the oxis of
rototion,ond perforcethe inertiol mass is
found to be decreosedfor meosuremenb
mode in the direction of the plone of
rototion. Complete inertiol polorizotionof
the rototing object tokes ploce when the
inertiol moss token in the directionof the
plane of rototjon of the test object
decreosesto zero with increosingrototionol
speeo.
THE"N" EFFECT
The inte.esting
combinotionwould be to
combinethe effectsof inertiolond moonetic
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polo.izotionfor the extroctionof electrjcol
energydjrectlyfrom spoce. Vith reference
to the two diogroms,Figures A ond B, the
"N" effect is demonstrotedquite simply. A
q/lindricolbor mognet of olnico o. othe.
mognetizedelectricolconductoris rototed
oround qo oxis possingth.ouqh the bwo
mogneticpoles ond perpendiculor to the
polished pole foces. A cyllndricolly
symmetricol electic field is estoblished
within the mognet through rotorion.
Electricolcurrent is simply extrocted by
plocingthe probesor slidingcontoctsof the
opproprioteqmmetelsond voltmeters,one
on the oxisol rototionond the other on the
outer sudoceof the rototing mognetized
conductor.
THE'N" MACHINE
In order to moke full use of the cu(ent
copobilities of on N generotor ond to
occomodote the use of non-conductinq
'ferrite'permonent
mognetsor elecrromog--
ne$, on N" Mochineis construcrbd (see
FigureB). The"N" mochineutilizes o copper
or bronze conductingshoft ond disc ond
ferrite'!ing"mognetscementedtogetheros
shown.A rvoicolmochineisconstructed with
ordioory loudspeokerring mognets of
dimensions:outer diometer 2 7/8 incf,es,
innerdiometer1 4/4 iocf,esond 1/2 inch
thickness, rwo of eoch epoxy-cementedon
eitherside of o conductingdisc 1/E inch
thick.lt delivers30 millivolts
ot 3450 r.o.m.
Thefieldstrengch of rhemognetsossupplied
isobout1000 gouss.Thecurrentobtoinoble
from the mochine is. limited only by the
.esistonce of the leodsood slidingcontocts.
Sincethe oforementioned30 mv. con be
developedocross o heovycopperwireshunt
of resistoncelessthon .001 ohm, o currentin
excessof 30 omperesis developed by this
simpletoy.
ELECTRICAL ENERGY FROMSPACE
Elecricol energy developed out of
cenrrifugol ext.oction of the electricol
posifiveond negotivepolesfrom the free
energyfield of spoceis suppliedin useful
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ood controllobleform from N generoto.s
which o.e scoled in o.der to supply
requirements. Experimentsshow the
voltoge poloritydependson the senseof
rototion. Output voltoge goes directly os
speed ond mognetic field strength.
Geometdcolly the outputvoltogeinc.eoses
os the squore of the mochineradius,r
50uored.
FARADAY's EFFEO
It wos in the 1830'sthot MichoelForodoy
workingin the bosementof whot isnow the
RoyolTechnicol Collegein London,discover-
ed thot o conducting discheld betweentbe
poles of o mognet with the lines of fo.ce
perpendiculor to the su.foce,would gene-
rote current if fototed ond the cu(ent
extroctedbetween the centerond ihe edge
of the rototingconductingdisc. Conversely if
o voltogewere oppliedbeween the center
ond the edge of sucho dlsc,lt would rotote
os o motor. These effects ore ofesentlv
knownos the Forodoyunipolordynomoond
the Forodoymotor respecrively.
lf Forodoy hod rototed the whole
combinotion, mognetsond disctogether,he
would hove discovered,os this outhordid in
1977, thot the voltoge output remoined
constontregordless of whether the discwos
rototingindependently of the mognetsor
not. Of course,if Moxwell or Forodoyhod
known of the "N" effect thingswould hove
been different. But it is p.obobly true thot
such o discoveryhod to woit until the
ovoilobilityof stronglighNveight permonent
mogneb, o developmentthot didn't toke
ploceuntilthe 1930's.
NO ROTATIONAL DRAG\r'ITHN GENEMTOR
Vhot is importontobout the N mochineis
thot unlikeo conventionolgenerotorwhich
exhibitso rototionoldrogwhen the currentis
drcwn,on N generotorexhibitsno suchdrog.
All of the currently used electricol
generotion rototing mochinery hos the
propertyof beingbothmotorond generotor
simultoneously. Thotis to soy,on electricol
mochinewhichis usedos o generotofwill
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ope.ote os o motor when excitedwith the of mognetism,inertio,qnd rototiontogethe.
oppropriote voltoge5ond culrents.Vith the in o new mochinefo. the liberotionof
foregoingin mind,we interpretthe situotion electricqlenergy directly from sPoce is o
os follows. pregnontdeveloPmentof o new oge in
ln the conventionolelectricol power of
sciencewhichwill energizethe ciYilization
oenerotionsystemwe hove on elecrricol rhe 2 1stcentury.Althoughmonyideos moy
6enerotorcoupledto on engine of some hove sug€estedthemselvesin the mindsof
liindwhichsupplies mechqoicol powerwhich recdersof this info.motion, Iwould like to
is interpreted in occord with Present suggest o few possibilities which hove
understonding to be convelted f.om occurredto thisouthorin the ti.ne thot he
mechonicol to electricol enerqy with o hosbeenworkingond experimenting with N
conversion efficienrynot to exceed100%. lf generotofsof voriouskinds.
we were to suppose,however, thot the
eneroy obtoined wos extroctedflom 5ome 1] CONTROL OF VEAYHIGHCURRENTS AT
hereioforeunsuspectedproperryof mogne- LOWVOLTAGE
tism; then it is simplyoppo.ent thot the Simple colculotionswill show the N
slowingdown of the drive englne is due to generotor to be chorocterized os o veryhigh
the "generotor" hoying the ospect of o current,low voltoge electricolgenerotion
motorolso.Theslowingof the drlveengine mochine.Forthe sizesond rototionolspeeds
normolly ossocioted with conventionol
with electricollood is simplythe effectof the
motorospectof the genefotorenergizedby outomotiveor electricoltroctionpurposes,it
the lood current. The generotorbelng o iseasyto showthotvoltogeof up to 100 or
motor olso eliclts o torque outPut in sov.d.c.conbe generotedot currents Iimited
oppositlonto the dtiYeenginetorque' Thlsis only by the brush technologyond the
why on englne"genetotor comblnotlonslows mochineinternolresistonce.Stondordtexts
down when on electricollood ls thrown on detoilmethodswherebyhighcurrents hove
the generotoL been conductedthrough liquid conducting
merolelectrodes.ln thisfoshioncurrents of
N MACHINE 15NON.RECIPROCAL 50,000 omperes hove been conducted from
An N generotoris only o generotorond Forodoyunipolorgenerotorsfor the excito'
does not possess the duol osPects of tjon of ultro-highfield strengthmognetsfor
presentlyused mochines.Electricollooding physicol experiments.(Froncis BitterMogoet
of oo N generotor produces on inte.nol Loborotory Publicotions, MlT, Combridge,
torque between lhe conductingelectricol Mossochusetts 02139).
disc ond the ottoched ring mognets. Theimpo.tontfoct obout the N generotor
Howevef since they ore firmly cemented is thot onci: the oppropriote b.ush
togetherthistorqueconnotescopefrom the technology hos been odopted for the
mochineond lood the drivemotoror engine. ultro-highcurrents, the controlof the voltoqe
Thusthe N mothine is o non-reciprocol becomesvery simple. The N generotoris
mochine,which,if o voltogewere opplied to constructedos on N mochine with the
it io thefoshionof motorexcitolionbetlveen permonentmognetsreplocedby o poir of
the ceote. ond the edge of the conducting elect.omognets on either side of the
disc,no motor oction co,uldresultsince the conductingdisc. Excitotionof the electro-
generoted torque is constroinedwithin the mognetscon vory the N geoerotoroutput
body of the mochine. from zero to full in either poloriry. Thuso
currentof thousondsof omperes con be
DIRECTIONS FORFUTURE \r'ORK contfolledin voltoge ond polorityby o few
Thediscoveryof o new physicolphenome- omperes or less of excitotion current
non,the N effect,which telotesphenomeno necessory to soturotethe elect.omognetsio

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the chosendirectionof mognetlzotion.
It is eosy to see thot o.c. opetotjon is
possible if the electfomognets o.e built of
lominotionsstockedin o cvlindricolbuild with
the di.ectioo of eosy mognetizotion porollel
to the oxis of rototion of the mochine.
2] SELFCONTAINEDPO\r'ER GENEMTION
sYsTEM5
sincethe N gene.otorcon liberotemony
times the oower needed to overcome
becringfriction, windogelosses ond frictionol
losses in slidingcontocts,
the N generotor con
be combinedwith on electricoldrive motor
forming o self-sustoiningcombinotion,
Reflection will showthe oppropriotemotor
for such o purposeis o Forodoymotor; o
simplecopperdiscrotor between the poles
of suong field mognets. The ultrolow
voltoge, high currentchorocteristlcs of this
mochine combine perfectly with the low
voltoge, high current output of the N
generotor. Such o combinotion,on N
generotor on o common shoft with o
Forodovmotor.with the motor excitedwith
o froctionof the generotoroutput reguloted
thfough on oppropriote series regulotor
resistor (to prevent mochine speed run-
owoy), forms o power generotion system.
Ihe boslc powe, generction system then
consists combinotionof N
of o self"sustoining
generoto. on{ Forodoy motor which
provides o mechonicolond on electdcol
output. (see Figure C, The NJ Power
GenerotionSystem.)
An interestingline of developmentbegins
heresinceonce the bosicpower generotion
lystem isconstructed, the mechonicblouti:ut
con be used to drive conventionol
generators-whichmoy be to some odvont-
oge since these mochioes ore presently
o.ticlesof commerceond con delive. higher
output voltoges thon the bosic d.c. N
gene.otor. The point of oll this is thot once
the free energyis liberotedfrom spoceond
converted into rototionol form by o
combinotion N generotor-Forodoymotor,
the resultontenergy is directly opplicoble
economicolly, ond with known conventionol
technolooyond mochines.
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3] INERTIAL GUIDANCE
The N geoerotor concept of the di.ect
cent.ifugolextroctionof the elecuicolpoles
from the spotiol energy field hos direct
opplicotion to the field of inertiolguidonce.
It is not necessory to hove slidingcontoctsif
the N generotoristo be usedto sensede/dt.
Vires con be soldered to the ends of o
diomete.of on N generoto.disc ond o
voltoge obtoined between the two diome-
trolendsconoected togethe.ond thecenter.
Thepoloriryof thisvoltogewill reflectthe
senseof rototionond its mognitudewill be
proportionolto de/dt. Approprioteiotegro-
tors on the output of o three-oxis
combinotion will provideoll the informotion
necessoryfo. on inertiol guidonce system
replocjng cumbersome mechonicol gyro-
scopes spinning ot fontostic speedstogether
with excessivelysophisticotedond expen-
sive oncillory mechonicol ond electricol
instrumentotion.
FREEDOM OF THOUGHT AND ENERGY
The powerful physicolprinclple resultlng
Irom the interoctionof rototion,Inertio,ond
mognetism,Io. the liberction of unllmhed
controlledenergy directlyfrom the energy
medium of spoce,the N effect, opens the
doorto the cootiouedsocloldeyelopmentof
o societyfreed from the llmitotlon of the
presentenergy conseryotionporodigm.
Freedomfrom the limitotionsimposedby
the p.esentformulotions,the so-colledLows
of Physics,is importont since it ollows the
upword spkoling of free thought which
eventuollyexpressesitself in new forms of
mochinery.In termsof 1979 science,it is oo
unexoectedoleosureto be reminded thot
the presentclosedsystemof equotioosof
electricity,Moxwell's Equotions, do not
representoll there is to know obout
electricity
ond mognetism.
THERMODYNAMIC INTEMCIION5
The Lows of Thermodynomicsond the
so-colledconservationof energy relotion-
shiosore 150 veors old. Of coursethe
discovery of the inertiol onisotropy of
rototingobjectsis token together with new
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informotion thisouthorhoselicitedregording
the elostic collisionsof tototinq objects
impoctingon identicolnon-.ototingcottrols-.
free energy Is liberoted in the collisionof o
rotating object with o non'rototing one.
New inlormotionsuchos this imposesnew
degreesof freedom in the thermodynomlc
interoctionsof collidingotoms ond will help
to exololn much of the onomolous new
informotion which is being occumulotedIn
the oresentseorchfor mole "efflclent"\,Yoys
of liberoting or extrocting energy trom
Noture.
A thoroughgoingintelligentonolysisof the
N generototwill show thot to Produceony
voltoge whotsoevet sucho combinotionof
mognetsond o conductlngdiscln rototionos
shown, involidotesthe Physicolinterp(eto'
tions of Newton ond Einsteln, speciol
relqtlvityond generol relotlvity. The lossof
these ideos I do not regord os o terribly
gfeot trogedy sincein their overcomingwe
sholl eventuolly perfect the onti-grovity
spocedrive ond willsendmento the stors,In
thisshortpoper I con only suggestsome of
theseideos.
OPEMTIONOF MAGNETRON TUBE
The presentlyconceivedideos regording
rhe operotion of the mognetron rodio
frequencytronsmittingtube con be re'exo-
mined in the light of the N effect. ln sucho
tube o rototingdiscelectroniccloudexciteso
series of resooont chombers oround its
pe.iphery ot microwovefrequencies. The
very high power microwove imPulses
obtoined in thiswoy form the bosisof Rodor
tronsmitte(sin currentusoge.
Interpretingthe mognetronoPerotionos o
higher order property of the Forodoy
unipolordynomo,we con suspectwe might
be oble to obtoin o.c-excitotionof o series
resonontL-Ccircuitconnectedbetween ony
wo separotepoints on the peripheryof o
roto ng N generotor conductingdisc. For
most of us who hove spent our lives in the
conventionolopplicotionsof electriciq/ond
electricol rototing mochinery,it moy be
enlightening to obtoinolternotiog currentin
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Vhot is importontis onyone con 5oy o
certoinformulotion or set of ideo5i5 involid,
geometricol
i.e.,the Einstein interpretotion
of
space.Theimpoftontthing ls \'vhatwe hove
to otfer in termsol new mochinery,i.e.,free
energy or onti-gravityto substontiotethe
new ideos.
NE\r'MACHINERY PROVES NEWIDEA
Experiments performedby thisoutho.hove
obtoined 2-3 millivolrso.c.(p-p) generoted
in this woy employing o '1 microforod
copocitorin serieswith the oppropriote
inductonceto obtoin resonancebetvveen
1OOond 600 cps. ln considerotioo of the
utilizotionof thiseffectfor the generotionof
megawott power levels ot powedine
freouencies (60 cos) the size of the
comoonentsbecomes imooftont since o
resonont circult must be employed in
conjuncrion with on N generotor. TheL ond
C elementswould hove to be fobricotedto
reoch the megowott power levels with
suitobly low intefnol lmoedonce. 5uch
limitotionsdo not oppeor to ossert
themselvesot the mognetron oPeroting
frequencies, so the possibility of the
liberotion of megowott power levels of
microwove power rodiotion frorn on N
mochine in o UHFcovity system suggests
it5elf.
Consider oll the romificotions of the
whichodginollywos known in the
electrlciry
Golvonicwet cell or the lightning orrestor.
Now piqturesore sent through the "oir"
(televisioh),soundisreco.ded(mognetism).
Monyother thingsore done. Ve live in on
oge where conceptuolizotionof such o
developmenrhos roken ploce in mony
fields. Thus there is some bosis of
understonding of the possibilitles
which con
resultfrom the evolutionof o new bosisof
understonding. Vith thisio mind Ihove tried
to indicotewhot some of the thoughtsI
hovehod hoveled me to in considerotion of
the newly discoveredinertiolonisotropyof
(ototing objects ond the integrotion of
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