Cold Electricity by Aaron Murakami

[Aaron]

Cold Electricity by Aaron Murakami - an simple overview of Cold Electricity claims and circuits in general and the discussion of a patent application that gives the clearest claims of cold electricity of any public document ever.

This is a short bonus presentation given Friday evening at the 2016 Energy Science & Technology Conference.

Read the webpage carefully, I am not claiming I succeeded in replicating the patent. The switching method works but my small scale build needs to be upscaled with different switching methods that are proposed in the presentation.

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[Aaron]

Cold Electricity

" Originally Posted by Tom C
I was there for this lecture I would recommend it to everyone. its clear concise and Aaron has done his homework on this. "


The parts I used for my initial replication were from TeslagenX. Tom wound the tri-filars - I cut the circuit board in half to have one on each side isolated from the other.

You can see there are an odd number of magnets on the wheel so they each switch 180 degrees out of phase. It is NOT an SG circuit, but only using the basic SG method to turn the coils off and on, but there is more to it than that.

With this method, I can't claim I found the cold electricity but I did prove that the switching method works and does indeed drive the circuit.

The wheel you see is NOT the motor, but only a switch and the motor is supposed to run off of the negatives from two caps from both parts of the circuit.

[pault]

I wanted to download this patent, but I don't see an obvious way to do this (google.com/patents/<patent number>). Is the download button hidden somewhere?

thanks

[Aaron]

application

I wanted to download this patent, but I don't see an obvious way to do this (google.com/patents/<patent number>). Is the download button hidden somewhere?

thanks

The application is included in the download package when you purchase the video presentation.

[Mario]

Hi Aaron, I've sent you a pm a few days back…

Mario