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130 Electrical Energy Innovations 130 Electrical Energy Innovations Gary Vesperman (Author) Advisor to Sky Train Corporation www.skytraincorp.com 588 Lake Huron Lane Boulder City, NV 89005-1018 702-435-7947 [email protected] www.padrak.com/vesperman TABLE OF CONTENTS Title Page INTRODUCTION ............................................................................................................. 1 BRIEF SUMMARIES ....................................................................................................... 2 LARGE GENERATORS ............................................................................................... 13 Hydro-Magnetic Dynamo ............................................................................................ 13 Focus Fusion ............................................................................................................... 19 BlackLight Power’s Hydrino Generator ..................................................................... 19 IPMS Thorium Energy Accumulator .......................................................................... 22 Thorium Power Pack ................................................................................................... 22 Magneto-Gravitational Converter (Searl Effect Generator) ..................................... 23 Davis Tidal Turbine ..................................................................................................... 25 Magnatron – Light-Activated Cold Fusion Magnetic Motor ..................................... 26 Wireless Power and Free Energy from Ambient ...................................................... 29 Micro-Fusion Reactor Employing Stable High-Density Plasma Electron Spiral Toroids in Neutron Tube ............................................................................................. 30 Induction Coil Coating Increases Generator Output by One-Third ......................... 35 Wind Turbine Conversion ........................................................................................... 36 WIN Zero Point Electrical Energy Converter ............................................................. 36 Electrino Fusion Power Reactor ................................................................................ 39 Plasma Biomass Gasification .................................................................................... 47 Nano-Membrane Pyro-Gasification Process ............................................................. 47 High-Temperature Incinerator .................................................................................... 50 Gas-Phase Catalytic Fusion ....................................................................................... 50 SMALL GENERATORS ................................................................................................ 50 Casimer-Layered Electrodynamic Generator ........................................................... 50 Thin-Film Power Generating Disks ............................................................................ 51 130 Electrical Energy Innovations ii Testatika Free Energy Machine .................................................................................. 51 High-Density Charge Clusters Technology .............................................................. 53 Cold Fusion Reactor with Electric-to-Thermal Energy Conversion ........................ 53 Hybrid Cold Fusion Hydrogen Reactor ..................................................................... 53 Energy Catalyzer ......................................................................................................... 53 Fiber-Based Cold Fusion Power Cell ......................................................................... 55 Buried Contact Multijunction Thin Film Solar Cell ................................................... 55 Converter of Zero-Point Electromagnetic Radiation to Electrical Energy .............. 56 Pulsed Abnormal Glow Discharge Reactor .............................................................. 57 Self-Recharging Energy Generating Gel Cells ......................................................... 58 Electronically Shaded Photo-Voltaic Glass .............................................................. 58 MulTask Dome Multiple-Output Omni-Directional Solar Power Generator ............ 59 High Expansion Magnetohydrodynamic Liquid Metal Generator ........................... 60 Power Chip Thermo-Ionic Generator ......................................................................... 60 Solar Hydrogen Producer ........................................................................................... 61 Double-Exposure Flat Plate Solar Collector ............................................................. 61 Protium H+ Stoichiometric Hydrogen Gas Generator .............................................. 61 Solar-Produced Hydrogen Turned into Liquid Hy-Fuel ........................................... 61 Advanced Solar Photo-Voltaic Crystal Lattice Cells ................................................ 63 Closed-Loop Phase-Change Gas System ................................................................. 65 GeoExchange Heat Pump ........................................................................................... 65 Self-Recharging Capacitive Discharge Thermal Generator ..................................... 66 Borrowdale Motor/Generator ..................................................................................... 66 Ceramic Electrodynamic Wafer ................................................................................. 66 Solid Oxide Fuel Cell ................................................................................................... 66 Method and Apparatus for Splitting Water Molecules ............................................. 68 Motionless Electromagnetic Generator ..................................................................... 68 130 Electrical Energy Innovations iii Richardson Fuel-Less Electrical Generator .............................................................. 70 Lantz Water and Power System ................................................................................. 70 Hawkings’ Generator of Cold Electricity ................................................................... 70 Radiant Energy Pump/Electricity Generator ............................................................. 71 Hendershot Magnetic Motor ....................................................................................... 74 N-1 Homopolar Generator .......................................................................................... 75 Trombly-Kahn Closed-Path Homopolar Generator .................................................. 75 Trombly-Farnsworth Solid-State Oscillating Electromagnetic System .................. 75 High-Voltage Injection of Rain Water into Cold Fog ................................................ 75 Remediating Nuclear Waste with Electron-Captured Protons with Significant Net Energy Gain ................................................................................................................. 76 POWR/MASTR Industrial Engine ............................................................................... 76 LUMELOID™ Light-Polarizing Photovoltaic Film ..................................................... 77 LEPCON™ Femto Diode Photovoltaic Glass Sheet ................................................. 77 MISCELLANEOUS ....................................................................................................... 78 Super-Conductive Manganite Substrates ................................................................. 78 Amplified Ionization Filtration Technologies ............................................................ 78 Sola-Q Self-Focusing Omni-Directional Solar Cooker ............................................. 78 Aaftaab Furnace .......................................................................................................... 79 Domestic Lens ............................................................................................................. 79 Hydrosonic Pump........................................................................................................ 79 IPMS-Chernovitsky Super Ceramics ......................................................................... 80 IPMS Micro-Channels and Filters ............................................................................... 81 IPMS-Kiev and Arzamas-16 Super Magnets .............................................................. 82 Capacitive step-down Transformer ........................................................................... 83 Seven New Rockets for Space Transportation ......................................................... 83 Super Steam Technology ........................................................................................... 85 130 Electrical Energy Innovations iv ADVANCED SELF-POWERED ELECTRIC TRANSPORTATION VEHICLES ............ 86 Switched Reluctance Motor ....................................................................................... 86 Water-Fueled Internal Combustion Engine with Garrett Electrolytic Carburetor .. 87 Stanley A. Meyer’s Water Fuel Cell-Powered Car ..................................................... 87 Daniel Dingel Converted more than 100 Cars to Run on Water .............................. 88 Water Engine ............................................................................................................... 89 Brown’s Gas Carburetor
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