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For many years I have been experimenting with many new materials that support fluxing wave propagation in ways that are not observed in nature. Other research teams around the world are doing similar experiments that also backup this theory. I have been able to create materials that support this type of effect for light and electromagnetic waves
Back in 1968 a Russian theorist; V.G. Veselago had predicted that new materials could be engineered to interact with our environment, which is just the opposite of how natural materials react. In 2000, researchers at the University of California-San Diego (UCSD) confirmed this, creating what's known as the first "left-handed" material. A special team at UCSD created material that caused fields to move to the left even though the electromagnetic energy moved to the right. The light waves produced in this material also produced an inverted Doppler effect. Researchers at MIT and the University of Delaware, is also exploring left-handed media.
Much of my research over the past 17 years has proved that these new kinds of materials can cause different affects when it comes to magnetic fields. I’m already using left-handed material in my ERR (Electromagnetic Radiation Receiver) experiments. I’ve proven this theory with my ERR prototype. You can check us out on you-tube at ERR Flux Generator, ERR Flux Generator prepping for power plant installation and Palladium magnet generators • ERR Flux Generator.
A special frequency generator is used to induce a series of alternating Flux Frequencies to create a flow of electrons. The secret is in the special materials in the Plates and how the coils are activated inside the Plates.
We still need to build our first large scale prototype and test it over a period of time to prove that it’s safe before we can get our UL Approval. Even though my smaller model worked very well we still need to build at least a one mega-watt prototype in order to get our UL Safety Approval. Once we get our UL Approval we can bring the cost of electricity down by 80%.
Back in 1968 a Russian theorist; V.G. Veselago had predicted that new materials could be engineered to interact with our environment, which is just the opposite of how natural materials react. In 2000, researchers at the University of California-San Diego (UCSD) confirmed this, creating what's known as the first "left-handed" material. A special team at UCSD created material that caused fields to move to the left even though the electromagnetic energy moved to the right. The light waves produced in this material also produced an inverted Doppler effect. Researchers at MIT and the University of Delaware, is also exploring left-handed media.
Much of my research over the past 17 years has proved that these new kinds of materials can cause different affects when it comes to magnetic fields. I’m already using left-handed material in my ERR (Electromagnetic Radiation Receiver) experiments. I’ve proven this theory with my ERR prototype. You can check us out on you-tube at ERR Flux Generator, ERR Flux Generator prepping for power plant installation and Palladium magnet generators • ERR Flux Generator.
A special frequency generator is used to induce a series of alternating Flux Frequencies to create a flow of electrons. The secret is in the special materials in the Plates and how the coils are activated inside the Plates.
We still need to build our first large scale prototype and test it over a period of time to prove that it’s safe before we can get our UL Approval. Even though my smaller model worked very well we still need to build at least a one mega-watt prototype in order to get our UL Safety Approval. Once we get our UL Approval we can bring the cost of electricity down by 80%.
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James B. Schwartz
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Phoenix, AZ
