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Dear Russ,
 
 
Thank you again for kindly accepting our invitation to speak at our breakthrough energy conference on 10-12 October 2013, Boulder Colorado.

GlobalBEM, Breakthrough Energy Movement Conference

http://globalbem.com/conference/speakers-2013/

Anyone wants to come see me I'll be there!!! ;)
Zero will also be there along with manny other amazing people!!!!

~Russ

Sweet!  I'll have to look into seeing if I can make it.  You flying there?

Nate

Me too, I'll be there.

Sign-up here:  https://cucs.colorado.edu/confreg/breakthrough-energy-movement/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E9dUjVLa33o

Quote from firepinto on July 31st, 2013, 06:04 PM

Sweet!  I'll have to look into seeing if I can make it.  You flying there?

Nate

I'm not sure just yet on flying. I would like to drive so I can drag all my stuff with me... ;) but its 18hr drive so will see I'm waiting on there Confirmation.


~Russ  

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Quote from firepinto on July 31st, 2013, 06:04 PM

Sweet!  I'll have to look into seeing if I can make it.  You flying there?

Nate

I'm not sure just yet on flying. I would like to drive so I can drag all my stuff with me... ;) but its 18hr drive so will see I'm waiting on there Confirmation.


~Russ

I think I'd like to drive too. I fly enough lol.  Besides the airlines are very unreliable these days.

Nate

I wish I could be there.
Have a great time, please fill (the rest of) us in on the very interesting details later

Definitely a good place to rub shoulders with some good people.

Foster Gamble is an awesome guy. If you guys have not seen his video Thrive: What on Earth Will It Take I highly recommend it!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lEV5AFFcZ-s

So Russ, Zero says you guys are going to share a booth, is that the plan?

RWG Research / Alt NRG

That could be cool.  What kind of things are you planning on demonstrating?

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Current List:

Regina Meredith
Jason Verbelli
Prof. Garret Moddel
Catherine Austin Fitts
MORAY B KING
Foster Gamble
STERLING ALLAN
Joel Garbon
Russell Anderson
Dr Tom Valone
David Niebauer
Ruby Carat
James Martinez
Mitchell J. Rabin, M.A., L.AC.
Fernando Vossa
Ulf Dahlstrom
Dan Winter
Jason Matozzo
Steven Ross
Sacha Stone
Michael Tellinger
Dr David Martin
Mark Dansie
Jamie Janover
Daniel and Erica Nunez
Mark Passio
Michael Riversong
Mike Upstone
Josh Toms
Mark Brasche aka ZeroFossilFuel
Randy Powell
Mark Leclair
Russ Gries


I mostly just want to meet Catherine Austin Fitts.  She may have some great ideas on how to fund some serious research efforts.  Wouldn't that be nice if we could all quit our jobs and just do something meaningful with the rest of our lives.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cw6_1bg-1kQ

So I decided if I go I'm going to drive.  I'm so sick of airline delays.  It is about 17 to 18 hours from where I'm at in wisconsin.  Looks to me like I'd be taking the more northern route than Russ would be if he drives. I wonder if the hotel package deal they are selling is any good.

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I'm not sure just yet on flying. I would like to drive so I can drag all my stuff with me... ;) ~Russ

Picturing this i see 2 rolling cages with capacitors gliding through a landscape going north..?

I see Sterling has his write-up
http://peswiki.com/index.php/Event:2013:Global_Breakthrough_Energy_Movement_Conference#Working_Hardware

But doesn't have Russ listed by name.  Think I need to send him a note.

Sure wish I had something running I could bring--I'd love to see about 50 people all gathered 'round the RWG Research booth.

Quote from Dog-One on August 2nd, 2013, 10:16 PM

Sure wish I had something running I could bring--I'd love to see about 50 people all gathered 'round the RWG Research booth.

Well we got 2 months to put our heads together, how about a little something defying the laws of nature just a little bit, how hard can it be?
How about a box with a couple of long antennas with different lengths attached in parallel curled up inside which picks up energy from radios, cell phones etc, which in turn feeds a capacitor through say a Ge diode for really low voltage drops,  which in turn lights up a Led or just shows the cap voltage on a modified VU meter?
The cap could then be discharged through a LED at a certain voltage only to have the process starting over again once the lower threshold voltage of the LED has been reached.

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Quote from Dog-One on August 2nd, 2013, 10:16 PM

Sure wish I had something running I could bring--I'd love to see about 50 people all gathered 'round the RWG Research booth.

Well we got 2 months to put our heads together, how about a little something defying the laws of nature just a little bit, how hard can it be?
How about a box with a couple of long antennas with different lengths attached in parallel curled up inside which picks up energy from radios, cell phones etc, which in turn feeds a capacitor through say a Ge diode for really low voltage drops,  which in turn lights up a Led or just shows the cap voltage on a modified VU meter?
The cap could then be discharged through a LED at a certain voltage only to have the process starting over again once the lower threshold voltage of the LED has been reached.

Something like Tesla's Cosmic ray collector, but for radio waves?  
http://home.earthlink.net/~drestinblack/tesfreee.htm

Exactly like that, AAMOF why not skip the diode and use a step up transformer much like the slayer exciter, http://open-source-energy.org/?tid=1243 and then rectify the output and feed it to a capacitor?
I'll see if I can come up with a rough sketch, bear with me though as it would be in Paint Shop Pro Like so:

Okay Lynx, that is a little funny, but instead of a voltmeter, how about a small CFL?  And that antenna, maybe one of those funky Dollard type ones would be cool.

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Also, it may go nowhere, but I wrote a nice email to Gerald Celente inviting him to be a speaker at the conference.  This guy has passion and should he attend, it will be standing room only.

Quote from Dog-One on August 3rd, 2013, 09:51 AM

Okay Lynx, that is a little funny, but instead of a voltmeter, how about a small CFL?  And that antenna, maybe one of those funky Dollard type ones would be cool.

Whatever cranks up the voltage to max.
Sure, a fluoroscent light something would really be preferred, seeing is believing afterall

Should get Daniel Nunez to make a Unification coil that resonates at the frequency of the strongest radio station in the area.  Then we could hook our device to his.. and presto:cool::D

--- Oh and I bumped the stars up some :D

Quote from firepinto on August 3rd, 2013, 02:52 PM

--- Oh and I bumped the stars up some :D

Me too.



I think I'm going to get serious on this Bi-Toroid Transformer.  I just discovered a new way to make a magnetic core without having to find someone to machine it for me.  So I'm looking to incorporate some knowledge into a final design:

• Thane Heins -- BiTT

• J.L. Naudion -- Delayed Lenz Effect

• Paul Babock -- Magnetic Core Fabrication

• Ed Leedskalnin -- Perpetual Motion Holder & Magnetic Current

• Doug Konzen (Konehead) -- Coil Winding Techniques

• Daniel Nunez -- Audio Amp Excitation

• John Shive -- Magnetic Wave Modelling

• Dale Pond -- Sympathetic Vibratory Physics

• Eric Dollard -- AC Power Transmission

• Anything else that seems relevant

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I don't know if it will fly or not, but I have a couple of months to see how far I can take it.  The idea is to create a BiTT that outputs approximately 13.8 volts rectified/filtered DC at high amperage and loop it back to the input with an 120volt AC inverter.  If I can get the balance right, there exists a possibility of excess energy.  So you tell me, with all the folks that will be there, would it not be impressive to see a transformer, inverter, exciter running close-looped powering an incandescent light bulb with no batteries and no wires leaving the table?  Think that would change the game any?

I need to shut-up--starting to sound like Tommy Reed.  hehe

Quote from Dog-One on August 3rd, 2013, 09:51 AM

Okay Lynx, that is a little funny, but instead of a voltmeter, how about a small CFL?  And that antenna, maybe one of those funky Dollard type ones would be cool.

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Also, it may go nowhere, but I wrote a nice email to Gerald Celente inviting him to be a speaker at the conference.  This guy has passion and should he attend, it will be standing room only.

I recommend a fractal antenna!!! :idea:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fractal_antenna


Looks like it may good for about any frequency reception.
;)
element 119

I wanna go. I figure it'd be better to drive at night with little or no traffic. 15 hours from LA to Boulder.

My time has been consumed by other stuff other than this research. Priorities. I may need to catch up.

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I wanna go. I figure it'd be better to drive at night with little or no traffic. 15 hours from LA to Boulder.

My time has been consumed by other stuff other than this research. Priorities. I may need to catch up.

Same here, I try to squeeze it in when I can.  I put in for my vacation time, they don't like allowing me to use it.  But I'm at the point where I'll go on permanent vacation if they won't let me. lol  I'll be driving at night too.  Hope to see ya there Haxar. :)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cswgaLZ4Wxc

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I wish I could be there.
Have a great time, please fill (the rest of) us in on the very interesting details later

Yep that video tape will be roiling as long as i have battery power! :)

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Definitely a good place to rub shoulders with some good people.

Foster Gamble is an awesome guy. If you guys have not seen his video Thrive: What on Earth Will It Take I highly recommend it!

yes will be a grate person to meet!! :)

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So Russ, Zero says you guys are going to share a booth, is that the plan?

RWG Research / Alt NRG

That could be cool. What kind of things are you planning on demonstrating?

we are going to be next to each other but have our own "both" so yeah separate but together... lol

i plan on bring the platform of open source and the dos and dont's and all the successful things i have accomplished by doing what i do... and how i do it...

you guys are apart of the success! :) anyone who had contributed will be apart of that... :) team work yo!

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Picturing this i see 2 rolling cages with capacitors gliding through a landscape going north..?

hahahaha :)

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I see Sterling has his write-up
http://peswiki.com/index.php/Event:2013:...g_Hardware

But doesn't have Russ listed by name. Think I need to send him a note.

Sure wish I had something running I could bring--I'd love to see about 50 people all gathered 'round the RWG Research booth.

get a hold of him? i was late coming in so that may be why...

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Whatever cranks up the voltage to max.
Sure, a fluoroscent light something would really be preferred, seeing is believing afterall [Image: wink.png]

lol you guys are thinking out side the box! :) it will probability ZAP me and that will be funny to watch! lol

I wanna go. I figure it'd be better to drive at night with little or no traffic. 15 hours from LA to Boulder.

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My time has been consumed by other stuff other than this research. Priorities. I may need to catch up.

Same here, I try to squeeze it in when I can. I put in for my vacation time, they don't like allowing me to use it. But I'm at the point where I'll go on permanent vacation if they won't let me. lol I'll be driving at night too. Hope to see ya there Haxar. Smile

that would be so grand!!! :)

I'm looking forward to meting all the people and ill be glad to hang out with you all!! :)

everyone has been such a huge influence on what has been done and i would be nothing with out all the support but im in it for us all... so we together will be promoted... i just get to do the speaking! lol

Blessings!! ~Russ

How big are the booths?  How much stuff can we all pile on it lol kidding.  Gonna bring the delta printer?

Sounds like all kinds of people are going.  Getting exciting!

Nate