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One Terminal Capacitor |
| One Terminal Capacitor
Jerry W. Decker ( (no email) ) Tue, 29 Jun 1999 19:23:10 -0500 Hi Folks! Comes here an interesting email regarding a 'one terminal
capacitor' which you should be aware of thanks to the inventor Joseph Hiddink.
This is the email he sent me along with my response and initial
In 1933, Hitler ordered his Engineers to build a Flying Disk, that could come off the ground, without any sound, could fly at great speed, without any sound, and it had to be invulnerable. His engineers had read about Vandegraaff's ideas. The Vandegraaff is a monopole high voltage generator, to a degree. Vandegraaff thought, that if he put his sphere to ground, and charged it up to five million volts positive, the sphere would be positive, the ground would be positive, and plus repels plus, ergo: Liftoff. So he was invited to come to Germany to do it. But
when the sphere was on the ground, it only went to 3000 volts, and that
did not do a thing. So in 1937 they switched to magnetics. And yes, by
1941, the day before
Trouble was, the machine, which even looked like a Flying Saucer weighed two tons. So Hitler scrapped it and went in with the rockets. Seeing a picture of a Flying Saucer in 1967, and noticing these spheres underneath, I asked myself where we use a sphere in the physics literature. And yes, it was written in the physics books since the 1800's as a problem. Probably thought up by Faraday himself. I got it as a problem on my final exam Physics in Holland. Two metal concentric spheres form a capacitor C. This is charged up to a potential V. Then the outside sphere is removed. The remaining sphere is a 1-terminal capacitor with a capacity c. The potential on this sphere is C/c x V. If C+ 1 microfarad, and c = 50 micromicrofarad, and V = 1000 volts, we get a momentarily pulse of 20 million volts. And that is positive all alone, or negative all alone. Of course that is difficult to do with these spheres, so the books caution that it was "Just a theoretical problem". But what if we can make a 2-terminal capacitor that can be charged up, and then can be changed into a 1-terminal capacitor? That is what I invented 30 seconds after thinking about it.. This type of capacitor is inside every sphere, with the 1-terminal part connected to the sphere. As no charge can exist inside the sphere, it flows to the outside. If a sphere sits on the ground, and gives such a pulse, the first pulse may not do much, but the succeeding ones do. Earth will repel that sphere. And once off the ground, the electrical field off the sphere (with succeeding pulses) "sees" the earth's magnetic field as "ground" and tries to get away from it. And that is how it works. The saucer shape is nothing
but a reflector. Steering is accomplished by applying the proper amount
of power to each sphere with a joy stick. A sixteen year old girl with
heavy glasses and
Offered to Canada as a birthday present in 1967, it
was ridiculed by the NRC (Canada), as nobody ever could invent such a capacitor,
and as thus it was rejected. Confronted many years later with the patent,
they had
After which the President of that institution retired immediately But not before exhorting his successor to keep this invention in the ridicule section. His successor became head of the Canadian Space Agency. If you apply for a patent, you need the signature of two witnessses, who declare that they understand the invention. One of the witnesses required, was a German, now Canadian Engineer, who had worked on Hitler's Flying Disk. "My God, why did nobody think about that before...? Why did I not think about that before...?" And he told me about Hitler's Flying Machine that never worked. "When the project was terminated, we were sworn to secrecy about it, but that is nonsense now, you found it... Why did I not think about it before...?" He happens to be the world's foremost expert on the parts to make this capacitor. Offered to Nasa, the Rocket Experts at the Propulsion Lab, where I was referred to, were "Not interested, thank you.!" You can figure out why. We can fly to the Moon in three hours, if need be,
uncomfortable. Or in comfort, using a constant 1.1 g acceleration in two
days. Mars in a few weeks. No osteoporosis and no barfbags. The Space station
and all that
Of course, anyone who can find out how a Flying Saucer works must be an idiot. that is, what I was told at the different "Scientific" Institutes in Canada. Invention was evaluated by Hermann... (forgot his last name) of the Hudson Institute for Strategical Studies at $600 Billion. Now probably Trillion. Found 1200 applications, from "Starwar" cars that float, electrical engines that need only a battery to start, airplanes that reach any place on earth in two hours, all VTOL, no airports needed, to inexpensive power generators, weather control, tornadoes, hurricanes, earthquakes etc... Oil as an energy source will be out. No pollution and no noise. Just new to the net I will probably get my own site and start to advertise some applications. I have to make some money too. I wondered of course why the Patent Office never figured that this invention should be "classified", but you never argue with the dumbells that look after your security. Your security Council was informed before too. Threaten the President of the US, and CIA and FBI will be at your doorstep in five minutes. If all of the US could be in danger, if this invention is used by another party, who cares... Do have a nice day. Regards Joseph Hiddink - President Gravityx
Hi Joseph! Thanks for the information and I must tell you I found it quite fascinating. I looked up your patent and found; Have you done any experimental work with small models or is there a minimum critical size? I need to print out and study the patent and your comments, but I certainly will get back to you... I also posted your information on the KeelyNet Interact discussion list so you might get some responses. I will definitely be writing back as soon as I've had the time to study your ideas... thanks again... Jerry Wayne Decker
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