Today I received a recording of John Bedini at the Tesla Centennial Symposium in Colorado Springs - September of 1984. This was where John first presented the 3BSTP (Three Battery Split the Positive) concept - reportedly with AA NiCads and a little motor in a cigar box.
Toby Grotz is retired electrical engineer and still a Free Energy researcher and advocate. He has been to India to meet with Paramahansa Tewari and his Lenz Free generator.
Toby was the organizer and MC of the Tesla Centennial Symposium in Colorado Springs in 1984 - celebrating 100 years since Tesla came to the US, September (was it the 11th?!?!) of 1884. As most of us know, Tesla spent about a year in Colorado Springs circa 1899, and first demonstrated wireless power transmission.
The scene from The Prestige recreates Tesla transmitting power to a plethora of light bulbs on a hillside above Colorado Springs. They reportedly just had one wire sticking up like a vertical aerial, and a stake driven into the ground for the other terminal of the bulb. Tesla was transmitting the power from a dome shaped radiator above his lab. So it is quite cosmically fitting that John Bedini would present the 3BSTP at this centennial Tesla celebration. (Jim Watson was also there and presented his replication of Bedini's Kromrey Converter or G-Field Generator. See: 20Â Bedini and I have asked Toby for any and all info he has or can find on Watson's presentation. He remembers him being there.
My hearing is very poor and the audio is very bad in this recording of Bedini at the Centennial, but I'm hopeful that it can be boosted and cleaned up and transcribed. If you would like to aid in this endeavor, please send me your e-mail addy via PM here, and I will get the ~99 Megs file to you via We Transfer. The recording might be a treasure.
As 3 researchers, Matt, Desa and Turion have reported that their 3BSTP systems stabilized - achieved stasis - and ran the motor WITHOUT discharging the batteries, and without needing to rotate them, it lends credence to what John Bedini told Peter Lindemann - that the Cigar Box POC (Proof of Concept) ran its tiny motor for 6 months after the '84 symposium, until a "visitor" to his lab smashed it when John left the room for a minute.
Toby Grotz is retired electrical engineer and still a Free Energy researcher and advocate. He has been to India to meet with Paramahansa Tewari and his Lenz Free generator.
Toby was the organizer and MC of the Tesla Centennial Symposium in Colorado Springs in 1984 - celebrating 100 years since Tesla came to the US, September (was it the 11th?!?!) of 1884. As most of us know, Tesla spent about a year in Colorado Springs circa 1899, and first demonstrated wireless power transmission.
The scene from The Prestige recreates Tesla transmitting power to a plethora of light bulbs on a hillside above Colorado Springs. They reportedly just had one wire sticking up like a vertical aerial, and a stake driven into the ground for the other terminal of the bulb. Tesla was transmitting the power from a dome shaped radiator above his lab. So it is quite cosmically fitting that John Bedini would present the 3BSTP at this centennial Tesla celebration. (Jim Watson was also there and presented his replication of Bedini's Kromrey Converter or G-Field Generator. See: 20Â Bedini and I have asked Toby for any and all info he has or can find on Watson's presentation. He remembers him being there.
My hearing is very poor and the audio is very bad in this recording of Bedini at the Centennial, but I'm hopeful that it can be boosted and cleaned up and transcribed. If you would like to aid in this endeavor, please send me your e-mail addy via PM here, and I will get the ~99 Megs file to you via We Transfer. The recording might be a treasure.
As 3 researchers, Matt, Desa and Turion have reported that their 3BSTP systems stabilized - achieved stasis - and ran the motor WITHOUT discharging the batteries, and without needing to rotate them, it lends credence to what John Bedini told Peter Lindemann - that the Cigar Box POC (Proof of Concept) ran its tiny motor for 6 months after the '84 symposium, until a "visitor" to his lab smashed it when John left the room for a minute.
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