Taken from the T.E.C. archive.
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This device is actually a variation on the 19'th century Fizeau's condenser, and was invented quite by accident, in the early 1930's, by a 17-year old tinkerer. The boy patented the device as the "Electric Rocket." The patent was bought by the Standard Oil Company of New Jersey, which is today called MOBIL, for about one million dollars, which in the 1930's was a staggering some of money. I'm not sure how long the boy lived after selling his invention to the fine people of Standard Oil, but I do know that he was sworn to secrecy, and that his million dollar fortune was contingent on keeping his mouth shut. Of course, all of this information, with the exception of actual design description, is readily available to the public, which is how I learned of it, and subsequently figured out that the "cylind- rical grid" was indeed a simple variation of Fizeau's condenser. The device can and will make fossil fuels obsolete, and, by elimin- ating...
Capacitor Array Gravity Warp Drive
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This device is actually a variation on the 19'th century Fizeau's condenser, and was invented quite by accident, in the early 1930's, by a 17-year old tinkerer. The boy patented the device as the "Electric Rocket." The patent was bought by the Standard Oil Company of New Jersey, which is today called MOBIL, for about one million dollars, which in the 1930's was a staggering some of money. I'm not sure how long the boy lived after selling his invention to the fine people of Standard Oil, but I do know that he was sworn to secrecy, and that his million dollar fortune was contingent on keeping his mouth shut. Of course, all of this information, with the exception of actual design description, is readily available to the public, which is how I learned of it, and subsequently figured out that the "cylind- rical grid" was indeed a simple variation of Fizeau's condenser. The device can and will make fossil fuels obsolete, and, by elimin- ating...
Capacitor Array Gravity Warp Drive