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Toby Grotz
President
James Sheppard
Secretary/Treasurer
Gardner Robertson
Director
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Abstract
Introduction
Assessment of Need
Project Objectives
Methods
Evaluation Procedure
Regulating Agencies
Environmental Considerations
Project Administration
Future Funding
Timetable
Financial Projections
10
13
Personnel
13
Appendix
15
Resumes
References:
"PC Monitors Lightning Worldwide", by
Computers in Science, Premiere Issue, 1987.
Davis
D.
Sentman,
in
Earth-Ionosphere
Oscillator",
by
James
"Critical
Speculations
Concerning
Tesla's
Invention
and
Applications of Single Electrode X-Ray Directed Discharges for Power
Processing, Terrestrial Resonances and Particle Beam Weapons" by
James F. Corum and Kenneth L. Corum.
Abstract
It has been proven by researchers, W. O. Schumann and Dr. James R.
Waite, that electrical energy can be propagated around the world
between the surface of the Earth and the ionosphere at extremely low
frequencies in what is known as the Schumann Cavity. Experiments to
date have shown that electromagnetic waves with frequencies in the
range of 8 Hz, the fundamental Schumann Resonance
frequency,
propagate with little attenuation around the planet within the
Schumann Cavity.
The Schumann
magnetron tube
the way a
oven.
The
little loss or
used to transmit
microwave signal
a waveguide. The
microwave ovens,
electrical
power
Methods
A full size, 51 foot diameter, air core, radio frequency resonating
coil and a 120 foot tower have been constructed and are operational
at an elevation of approximately 11,000 feet for the experiment.
This system is centered around a very powerful resonating Tesla Coil.
It was originally built in 1973-1974 and used until 1982 by the
United States Air Force at Wendover AFB in Wendover, Utah. The USAF
used the coil for simulating natural lightning for testing and
hardening fighter aircraft.
The system has a capacity of 150
kilowatts.
The coil, which is the largest part of the system, has
already been built, tested, and is operational.
the
Schumann
cavity. Dr. Corum's calculations predict that the field strength due
to this excitation at 7.8 Hz will be on the order of 46 picoteslas.
Project Administration
Project Tesla will be administered by an executive committee
composed of members of the Board of Tesla Inc. The chairman of the
executive committee will make decisions concerning day to day
operations.
The project budget will be approved by the Board of
Directors.
Any expenditures not specified in the original budget,
over $1,000, will require the approval of the executive committee.
Additional expenditures over $5,000 will need approval of the Board
of Directors. A Certified Public Accountant will be retained to make
quarterly statements.
A book keeper will keep weekly and monthly
records of expenditures. All purchased equipment will receive a
project ID number which will aid property accountability.
All
aspects of project administration will be in accordance with any
guidelines or requirements stipulated by the funding agency.
Future Funding
The successful resonating of the Schumann Cavity and wireless
transmission of power on a small scale resulting in proof of
principle will require the engineering and design of receiving
stations.
On completion of the second phase, the third and fourth
phases of the project involving further tests and improvements and a
large scale demonstration project will be pursued to prove commercial
feasibility.
A larger system of several megawatts in size can be constructed to
transmit power to a distant site such as a construction site in need
of a large amount of electrical energy.
TIMETABLE
TASK
MONTH
Inventory existing
hardware
|----|
Purchase Materials
|---------------|
Design Improvements
to coil
|---------------|
|-----|
|--|
Tune Coil
|--|
|----------------|
|-----------------------------------|
|--------------------|
|--|
|--|
|------|
|-------------------|
NOTE:
This timetable is projected based on one year of experience
with existing equipment. Some areas of effort involve pure research
rather than applied research. This is the case especially with the
X-Ray tube design.
FINANCIAL PROJECTIONS
PHASE 1.
TUNE TRANSMITTER
FIRST YEAR
MATERIAL
LABOR
$ 34.5K
97.3K
EXPENSES
FACILITY
18.2K
70.0K
TOTAL
PHASE 2.
DESIGN &
BUILD
RECEIVER
SECOND YEAR
MATERIALS
LABOR
EXPENSES
TOTAL
$220.0K
$ 34.5K
67.0K
12.0K
$112.0K
PHASE 3.
TEST SYSTEM
IMPROVE DESIGN
THIRD YEAR
MATERIALS
LABOR
EXPENSES
TOTAL
$ 10.0K
30.0K
90.0K
PHASE 4.
INDUSTRIAL
PROTOTYPE
FORTH YEAR
MATERIALS
LABOR
EXPENSES
$130.0K
$ 500.0K
300.0K
100.0K
TOTAL $ 900.0K
PROJECT TOTAL $1360.0K
1.0K
1.0K
1.0K
10.0K
6.5K
2.0K
3.0K
2.0K
1.0K
1.0K
6.0K
TOTAL
34.5K
Labor (Contract)
Design and hardware improvements to present system
X-ray tube manufacture, custom design
X-ray tube testing
Electro-mechanical design and assembly
Administrative/Bookkeeping
Technical Review
Lab Facility
40.0K
30.0K
10.0K
10.0K
6.3K
1.0K
TOTAL
97.3K
TOTAL
220.0K
Operating expenses
Office supplies/computer supplies
Office/Lab rent, remodel College
facilities for 2 year lease
Fuel for generators
Vehicle
Insurance
Phone
Travel
1.2K
9.2K
1.0K
1.0K
1.0K
2.4K
2.4K
TOTAL
18.2K
PROJECT TOTAL
$220.0K
b.
c.
d.
e.
f.
10.0K
Power semiconductors
3-phase motor speed controllers
High voltage capacitors
Aerial support equipment
Data aquisition/Electronic hardware
1.0K
5.0K
5.0K
10.0K
2.0K
TOTAL
Labor (Contract)
Unskilled
Electrical Design
Mechanical Design
Administrative/Bookkeeping
33.0K
5.0K
30.0K
30.0K
2.0K
TOTAL
Operating expenses
Office supplies
Fuel for generators
Vehicles
Phone
Symposium fund
Travel
67.0K
1.0K
1.0K
1.0K
1.0K
5.0K
3.0K
TOTAL
12.0K
and
and
APPENDIX