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    New York Times (Sunday, February 26, 1928) "Fuelless Motor Impresses Experts" W.B. Stout Says, Invention Works Uncannily --- Washington Thinks It’s Important ~ Built On A Radio Principle ~ Armature Winding New -- Invention Inspired By Young Son -- Lindbergh Flies Here Detroit, Mich, Feb. 25 -- W.B. Stout, head of the Stout Air Lines and designer of the all-metal tri-motored Ford Monoplane, declared here today that he had seen what he characterized as an "impressive" demonstration of the Hendershot fuelless motor two weeks ago in Pittsburgh. Lester J. Hendershot, the inventor, and his associate. D. Barr Peat, who is manager of the Bettis Field at McKeesport, demonstrated the motor secretly yesterday in a hangar at Selfridge Field. This block test was witnessed by Major Thomas G. Lanspier, Clonel Charles A. Lindbergh and others. It was explained today that the model used in the demonstration was a much smaller machine than an actual working motor capable of developing enough power to lift and propel an airplane. Its designers claim for it that it runs on an electromagnetic principle, bywhich it draws its force directly from the earth’s field, and through the properties within the motor itself transforms these electric currents into power tha can be delivered efficiently at a propeller shaft. Calls Demonstration Uncanny ~ "The demonstration was very impressive", Mr. Stout said. "It was actually uncanny. I would like very much to see how a large model designed to develop power enough to lift an airplane would operate". Mr. Stout said the model he saw was about the size of the tiny motors used in vacuum cleaners. "I was told that the revolutionary feature was a hereto unknown manner of winding the armature", Mr. Stout continued. "Hendershot said he had succeeded in winding it in such a way that it draws energy directly from electrical currents which exist constantly in the air or in the ground. Such sources of cheap and inexhaustible power, of course, never have been reached before. The small model appeared to operate exactly as Hendershot explained that it did". Neither Colonel Lindbergh nor Major Lanphier would express themselves at length on the test they witnessed yesterday. Major Lanphier admitted, however, that they were experimenting with it and referred all questions to Hendershot. "He is the only one who knows all about it", the Major said. "Lindbergh has nothing to do with it, although he saw it". William B. Mayo, chief engineer for the Ford Motor Company, was in conference with Major Lanphier, Hendershot and Peat at Major Lanphier’s quarters today.

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    New York Times (Sunday, February 26, 1928) "Fuelless Motor Impresses Experts" W.B. Stout Says, Invention Works Uncannily --- Washington Thinks It’s Important ~ Built On A Radio Principle ~ Armature Winding New -- Invention Inspired By Young Son -- Lindbergh Flies Here Detroit, Mich, Feb. 25 -- W.B. Stout, head of the Stout Air Lines and designer of the all-metal tri-motored Ford Monoplane, declared here today that he had seen what he characterized as an "impressive" demonstration of the Hendershot fuelless motor two weeks ago in Pittsburgh. Lester J. Hendershot, the inventor, and his associate. D. Barr Peat, who is manager of the Bettis Field at McKeesport, demonstrated the motor secretly yesterday in a hangar at Selfridge Field. This block test was witnessed by Major Thomas G. Lanspier, Clonel Charles A. Lindbergh and others. It was explained today that the model used in the demonstration was a much smaller machine than an actual working motor capable of developing enough power to lift and propel an airplane. Its designers claim for it that it runs on an electromagnetic principle, bywhich it draws its force directly from the earth’s field, and through the properties within the motor itself transforms these electric currents into power tha can be delivered efficiently at a propeller shaft. Calls Demonstration Uncanny ~ "The demonstration was very impressive", Mr. Stout said. "It was actually uncanny. I would like very much to see how a large model designed to develop power enough to lift an airplane would operate". Mr. Stout said the model he saw was about the size of the tiny motors used in vacuum cleaners. "I was told that the revolutionary feature was a hereto unknown manner of winding the armature", Mr. Stout continued. "Hendershot said he had succeeded in winding it in such a way that it draws energy directly from electrical currents which exist constantly in the air or in the ground. Such sources of cheap and inexhaustible power, of course, never have been reached before. The small model appeared to operate exactly as Hendershot explained that it did". Neither Colonel Lindbergh nor Major Lanphier would express themselves at length on the test they witnessed yesterday. Major Lanphier admitted, however, that they were experimenting with it and referred all questions to Hendershot. "He is the only one who knows all about it", the Major said. "Lindbergh has nothing to do with it, although he saw it". William B. Mayo, chief engineer for the Ford Motor Company, was in conference with Major Lanphier, Hendershot and Peat at Major Lanphier’s quarters today.

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    New York Times (Sunday, February 26, 1928) "Fuelless Motor Impresses Experts" W.B. Stout Says, Invention Works Uncannily --- Washington Thinks It’s Important ~ Built On A Radio Principle ~ Armature Winding New -- Invention Inspired By Young Son -- Lindbergh Flies Here Detroit, Mich, Feb. 25 -- W.B. Stout, head of the Stout Air Lines and designer of the all-metal tri-motored Ford Monoplane, declared here today that he had seen what he characterized as an "impressive" demonstration of the Hendershot fuelless motor two weeks ago in Pittsburgh. Lester J. Hendershot, the inventor, and his associate. D. Barr Peat, who is manager of the Bettis Field at McKeesport, demonstrated the motor secretly yesterday in a hangar at Selfridge Field. This block test was witnessed by Major Thomas G. Lanspier, Clonel Charles A. Lindbergh and others. It was explained today that the model used in the demonstration was a much smaller machine than an actual working motor capable of developing enough power to lift and propel an airplane. Its designers claim for it that it runs on an electromagnetic principle, bywhich it draws its force directly from the earth’s field, and through the properties within the motor itself transforms these electric currents into power tha can be delivered efficiently at a propeller shaft. Calls Demonstration Uncanny ~ "The demonstration was very impressive", Mr. Stout said. "It was actually uncanny. I would like very much to see how a large model designed to develop power enough to lift an airplane would operate". Mr. Stout said the model he saw was about the size of the tiny motors used in vacuum cleaners. "I was told that the revolutionary feature was a hereto unknown manner of winding the armature", Mr. Stout continued. "Hendershot said he had succeeded in winding it in such a way that it draws energy directly from electrical currents which exist constantly in the air or in the ground. Such sources of cheap and inexhaustible power, of course, never have been reached before. The small model appeared to operate exactly as Hendershot explained that it did". Neither Colonel Lindbergh nor Major Lanphier would express themselves at length on the test they witnessed yesterday. Major Lanphier admitted, however, that they were experimenting with it and referred all questions to Hendershot. "He is the only one who knows all about it", the Major said. "Lindbergh has nothing to do with it, although he saw it". William B. Mayo, chief engineer for the Ford Motor Company, was in conference with Major Lanphier, Hendershot and Peat at Major Lanphier’s quarters today.

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    New York Times (Sunday, February 26, 1928) "Fuelless Motor Impresses Experts" W.B. Stout Says, Invention Works Uncannily --- Washington Thinks It’s Important ~ Built On A Radio Principle ~ Armature Winding New -- Invention Inspired By Young Son -- Lindbergh Flies Here Detroit, Mich, Feb. 25 -- W.B. Stout, head of the Stout Air Lines and designer of the all-metal tri-motored Ford Monoplane, declared here today that he had seen what he characterized as an "impressive" demonstration of the Hendershot fuelless motor two weeks ago in Pittsburgh. Lester J. Hendershot, the inventor, and his associate. D. Barr Peat, who is manager of the Bettis Field at McKeesport, demonstrated the motor secretly yesterday in a hangar at Selfridge Field. This block test was witnessed by Major Thomas G. Lanspier, Clonel Charles A. Lindbergh and others. It was explained today that the model used in the demonstration was a much smaller machine than an actual working motor capable of developing enough power to lift and propel an airplane. Its designers claim for it that it runs on an electromagnetic principle, bywhich it draws its force directly from the earth’s field, and through the properties within the motor itself transforms these electric currents into power tha can be delivered efficiently at a propeller shaft. Calls Demonstration Uncanny ~ "The demonstration was very impressive", Mr. Stout said. "It was actually uncanny. I would like very much to see how a large model designed to develop power enough to lift an airplane would operate". Mr. Stout said the model he saw was about the size of the tiny motors used in vacuum cleaners. "I was told that the revolutionary feature was a hereto unknown manner of winding the armature", Mr. Stout continued. "Hendershot said he had succeeded in winding it in such a way that it draws energy directly from electrical currents which exist constantly in the air or in the ground. Such sources of cheap and inexhaustible power, of course, never have been reached before. The small model appeared to operate exactly as Hendershot explained that it did". Neither Colonel Lindbergh nor Major Lanphier would express themselves at length on the test they witnessed yesterday. Major Lanphier admitted, however, that they were experimenting with it and referred all questions to Hendershot. "He is the only one who knows all about it", the Major said. "Lindbergh has nothing to do with it, although he saw it". William B. Mayo, chief engineer for the Ford Motor Company, was in conference with Major Lanphier, Hendershot and Peat at Major Lanphier’s quarters today.

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    p~;nt' \~nt! '~'If .' . arms, 1egs, Land -()ala.'re.•: . ' "f.raud, it WOtdd~eem..:, "L'Quid Hot be di~dr.arged .for' ...11 a"~e to hcf I) bv.i ausly . weeks. ]sn' tit S] !iguli£r,: in .',\ "".w,",,, ". ·Wii.S: of.' shnple"lLttk: the ·(;h<lrge8.l.f13.;de by ~he .;wc.ig'hi.ng Iess ~ha.tJ" ten .. that: a holt, ·r.sij'mated at .t,:"o ~t 'was . ma,de by'. the me·~,ad vol t":li', sho nld hav{~'s11Dt: n of. ;Sc1£rrdge Fi.eld,Hnder· ~he' t,tlorpr iJ nd ~en~PQI'Ari~Y' Cou Idn' t, they. quick] y. I-V2 its in ve'JillOl'? ' ed ~~.; :·t(1eti:fln~n(~n if it '!ilter'e a. 'fnnrd 80,. to' ·tJl:E-S day,,:!l g;igOl;lH'ic
    tion m:-:ir-k!V')vd~ sHsJ}ende.cl the story of .He'lider~hor. awj, -, ."""u,~,-".,,!t~chtj,t ,Dr .. ' HQITs.tetl:er· motor, Tht: ttllthpI the ,ha'!io;E" :travded so . .far "and will ptob{tbly neVel" be ~08? much trouble. t.o exp(J~e fQr ·thn.. ~(;"wJ10k(wwh ':::iTe "~,_.".~~,..",~ : ,d.ahnin.g til 1t t 'it, wou M be ta Ik"

    lvaSn't, i~ eXir-.1.ord.irrai'j/"':

    or

    to

    .of _ dc:~troying fai ~h in . fo.r: a.thOll::.aild. <year~-?Faith


    ,they

    world bad never- h;eard l)"ulftlon motors, .serr:ing ~'VV'h~tt r pi(k up," (OH~ alr.e*d, niarha'Ve godcin ,,",.,.,.,.,..,.,. .. 'L1r6n~ '~i~ t:h.. t there. f~us.t .irnd poup;ht n:el1lderi;hp.r off:', ., . a ~H alar-HI rhat.1,;-a~" no produce.r~ G)fIIIdtpr ~:l'H::I;5 iay . n
    I

    de-stro.yed by wlYcini?An c'Ol1dusio]'is, ;an.y o.ile."of Wl,l~flh . ,.. ':ytl~JIig fdrbw Wl1o'H-lbe;·· true. Nl;'ItHlf<~clure.r..s or,.'

    A cZi!:;efuJ $I,tudy of the,'" leads to, .t numbet' oJ;'.,,Q..i.'.~"'''<''~'

    . •\Iarm .·8otnewh.C't~, 'combined and bribed. hi to IIendeL~ho~ df::o}) ped 0 u t DB t of: th t: i>ict'UJ'~. 'i?~fJ~ers .by 'wily .Q.f·:a.{r?ry s tists, seeing :%)In~ of t,llef!" pe ... 'f.ery _'8IT~lnge: indeed. O!~l. (Fries; headed .rot., the a.thcan,. 1928;: the .uew-spapcr~, re"Some 1"11Cans QI: . Hend'€1'.shot Was, a'·, hiu:l \luiet. nl~ perh-apiS~':';~s' the' ~E-Jl:lcrgentYE1Qspi tal, '~Ug-geSt1.,H t:pdle~~~ho.•:::'fb5i'(·~S"S,~)ct:jS-6IIJ.1 t] U'H~:L~'J ,D. c.IJewy~ting "fromr: ,'·u talent~. some, p"Ower oL EM '. '.pa]hd ys·jt;..He .11a d.'~us, over'lua t ter; ,'wld,dl· - eaused ~,'::'.' .. sev:ete electrical d1oc'k::mo.tor to'.Htfi. whil~ .1Jl his ·BI'.I'''KI['''t1!.6f'.' l.L~,)~~" 'l.o;l~H'''''''H'~t..r<~.ring1.18 motor .. 1 in "-:Bu.t·'cb~~~tiri1y" .unq-e.rho, "tI,', .1., '''"'' '01 h_is attot:n.ey in th;C'.'iE..anG(~s.> do the 'faCts' sHstaiflL.b:.c·
    I,

    t'.

    In

    Jtave:fo'tU1ct wirer

    '··;····",,'.Ah

    Loan 'and Tru8t Hvi-Id.

    th and F SlJl:~et&, rfh'C' tempOlari.ly pal'[lclyzed.


    . irh~'ed#tlr"S
    , ,,~W'.#:I'~)i"

    lv"~ ,3 ~

    ~l1U-sio;n that the Hendershot.' ir,ual,. ,..Tll(;t~i n

    ..

    :myst;ery. 'l'HE',mVD,

    "f·"'AtE

    wJm'lo

    pr:.i<r~ ov~·Htaf

    if, ybr,r

    m~~a.::hle- .OTHfll WOIiW:~)nudijQ


    t

    liked lM~>1ofY; Y[)[rlliJ1f fi,cl Q"t bir; '~:: '}' 'Y9gr J~'k:ill{J. lHe-.tiM~t·S("il!>ItQ~' fi~'i<l-i!'-":'" ., \ .

    :.'

    ..

    1-

    !~

    ,==0.0' .t h

    e .Gi;l~t 9.9.13

    !!iL

    UI'.l"

    ide;B

    For mol'C then 25 yea.nll, lAntfl'1'! ·Hendsl"a'hott and ,1The H(~11dS!,,6hott Motorl1 have aPl)Sar(7-d ·to- be an Gnlgm'4 wr.a.pped tn ari tfP,so1.u"1ty tie.d wi th a 'oon'Grailioti6h ~ Tiwy st iU n:re. tio,st pGopl+;! arG .Gu·rprlned· to l~arn 'bho;t. Le·st.er JEH1,nint;s Hendershott iSfJ.liVG, He i.s varY' mueb so. Not. 0 nly' is he ~tct ivr.;!1y ~ 1. iV-€i, but ,&t 67, be it:! dee p ~.t1 hi\f:l e:xperi ,~ ')TI.e,rrI:; s, with. hls .devi oe -:.. !l device" wh 10 h has o.om~ t·o be (l r rona cue iy 'known as u ItructQr~l. rr,o oallHendershott "s ,mecha.ni:am ,,. 'or Tl'elQQtri.o·ia:.m" - a m·ot.Qr .. onl.Y' adds. to. the enlg.ma f Long ag.o·.. it Wf;l;S tl:!l'med. by a fnO·s,'!f orthodox ao·ienth-t J nmiJre properl,.y ,a [email protected]"(lr tha.p a m,otOI'·t!. Somehow ~ n ge nel'at cr" 'nave l' o{l;.u~ht .cn., It has e.lwQ~rs bse n 'IThe Hen ... dGl"'s,hOt:;t M·otor'!1. Probably, i.t will r(~mnin B (). In a.dd.ition to gen .. Iilr'u,t 0,1', thGlQ..rra,ngement, m.ny be J,Yr'vpe r J!.y 06:11,6 Q a-n f.lppu.·r.8.t~s, 0. s,ya.·'
    tGlfl.,

    or

    ll.

    dev

    1.00 • <

    ':

    It ae~!ti'.s to mil :it would 'be, 'guite ino·or·l·(l.ot. to :s~yHendel"'shf'!ltt de'" 11bol'ate 1y QrG~ted the ·eniglll.£r. It w0\41d ·tllsQ t\pp~ar livrong, to ·~l.fty he has eJV'~~ done m~c.h t e he lp Q lS51X' i.t~wa,'y ~ ~.he 6 ri-igma; h:e.tl su:t. tGld r lienderahott I s. purpoae b,~oa.~~e he. dQe-s not kliow J he aays t' ,¥hflt· he' he;s'~ He 0o,":)(3, not knOw, . he s~yn., hQll,!(it wo'xlca. Meith~ r' does he know, he S ay~. how t Q' d up 1 10 fi.tA it' (i01ii' is.tent: 1y~, or j_.I1 d :U."f@'rent s i,zD..:! .~ TI I anr not one ·of th~HiEf s 1 i.d~~·-.rul,e' b 919 J' ~I he t.,61d,m(~t I; I; dem't know how to fi.g\.u"9 thEtBO thingB aut ,!'tJlst, ..11; ·is pre.tty much fJ, :1 aut nnd try"' PI' opes it iou with me '.1~1 Whether Hb ndt;l'fSh()tt kno'wEl: wE-a. t he 'l,'S q oi-ng o~~ not, hr.} hal? 13Y :tde ritl.y oroflt ad Ue. a o.meth ingil which has sG:~nno int ~1 d rest in.g fj nough to ot:h."..
    ®:rrl3,

    c.,omp}iahrn€lW:i El ~ I know of 'one auoh ei'tol't bBlng t\·1.i"$~tm.ptQd ,in Nmll Je,r ... !!ley~ ~!'hcl'i:;ht'Jl' in the Bay regi"on 0'1' C;~l iral' niB,. : Whether' either ., f: thil:se wi 11 !1heat Hendershott to. the .Pe.t~trt o.rfiool1 l"eil:'l£i.ipr:! to' 1$ S'·sen. Whothe l" fl,. p.~t~ nt wi 11 t l'~ l;y p~'ot~H.>t·is uch A dl.'lvic@ til" tlgt is highl,y" pral) lemat 1'0(.1.1, ll'¥hil~ -, it might o~rhdilly pre'VtH)t lJ.J,.rf,B,Bc.aleoutl] :I..de irt:arrufe,c:tllri;og, n.nd .s~le, it mostaertninlywol .t1d not pr6v~nt pl'iV~lte D,r individual mt.oui'actur€l nhd us G L Of'o ours (~.~ our patent J.~).w\a d. 0 proto~yb-, ... 'irl .theo~y; .. ~gai!lBt l!;dividm~l. dupii:ontiq~ of' flOY ·pat~nt.ad :o.'rtiol,e .bu,t .. Ln p.. aotioo ~ it;La qu.its iluposfl 1h18 to aQCOlr;lpl.ish r auch p~'ot set. ion, once £l.l'l,yone has learned hovt ·t 0 t i';!, P e.bfl 1310 B ouroe .of: ~t),i.;ll"~ fO.r h:l.apl'lvnte use, "n:;t,dset:;l the'. ktlOwlifHlge r=o'i-'th :in H. pate:a:h ';'whioh he must d,Jo toobto,'in. it ...tht;J ~!)r ld will not be~t a p~th ~h'Q P1£ door ~ so l(iu[)h .. a:!:Ito th~ dOQr err the f!aton:t O.flf·ice ~ fol' th.ere they" can le~l'n. the s{)-Qret tor 2:5j!1 S~()ner or later» r;?'vf';ry in .. ventoI' o:l:l such 9.. devioooQlnrSit: to re&lh~ th.is 1'not ~ He. is th~Ul betWEren two i'irGs", Both fl.::r@ Elql.l.{1!.;lly hot • Ei.ther1sbound to. consume Kim soensr or lti,tor.

    for they

    ar e ~ at' t:h,n, prcsl,3nt time,

    oGel;il1.g.

    to dupB.c~:\'te his

    ao ..

    2 ...
    This, I be liGve ,i$ why so me.ny of t,hes€l :systems h(ilvedied with tbair inv:ento,rs Few men he'vs 1earnsd ... pEil'hapsit is hnp,oasible
    I'

    f/Ylf

    them to 1i9>6irn ... the. t he wbo g,i"VG'!l ltli),st, l"e ';H~ s most. iv:e Allor us a.r.e too olo,se to the, .jungle for s.ueh think1fl,~~ H~wc'l/er~ denylng a tl'uth d'De.s u·ot o'bllt~ratfi it ~

    .flat

    0. HenOCll'abott l'!m.otorHYThe::ro nrE)'som01:n~til,kot, .......,.e\i'EH1;' 1nsulateq wire. The'BO, no doubt, a.re in,d-uo.'~(U'lc.ea. 0 r S OUl;03·Gl't. 'ViI'h.'at, is the ai,lta of the ~1re or hOO\!' Jlit;ny tUl"'ns of i.t on ~a en ,It pa ncake It th.e ,re 'ma~ be, He ndG·r-sh.ot~,doe,a not III ny._ The re a rIB, a ems atain!e a:li st(H~: r:l ugs .. .~ 1 niO,O:@OIDagnet-i.du st,llinle.Sfl :stee 1 .... :6 0J:iw and

    What

    mfikes 0,0:1.18 er

    up

    hand !lnd no 11,g·h.tedbulb. in the ,oth.er. He also 't.Uro,s 'Of th~. rl6v1'o'~. plaoed on e. pile, ,0£ l,v,mbe:r', end ~,~,l ighted.
    eno.

    Th.~rs t\xJe 'Boma ,short ~~n1;;thB of !.~JUni:oo.ll There ll1~\Y'b,a-..i Ul\d probably a.rs SOltt@ E}.le,o:tl"io·a.l oond~~nBal"8 runong this ,ple.thc,F:o. of' parts" tntt Mr'~ H8nders.hott d ()i;lS not Ilr~y; oor are 'the ir ea po. 0 it 10 9 hint·ed. n:t... Too" t.hE~('e nw.Y'bo Qth~r aooouterments: well :hidde.n from. prying eYfl3" I would be surpria.ed if' thel"B were not, It would app?R:r" t-her,(11 are Ilo m0i11'tlg po.rts whioh de 1.1"1'61" thf,! 'pcmre,r, 'hEH10e) the lack ,of e.·OJ vrue l"f,Hlemb lor·noe to a mot·er. 1'b.e .devi'oe .r.n.anui'o.o.tqrSS an elee,t,rionl curr-ent wh.ioh Mr. Ho'nde_1"ahott told In.6I would, pow~r' e it,her an ~_leotr'io motor or' light an 1noan.d'EHlaent ltJlliP·. ,In f~ot J he he.s piotureaof h1ms'alt hold1n~ t.oo

    or squi.va.lent,

    piaCAS of.' hstioltofirocH,I'·'f pe.rmnnent

    mag,Mia,"

    device

    in

    n~U:l

    pi.o" lamp

    nboV'bJit ...

    Th~re n lao· apPJar.e t·o be 'wiil:riin thh' ·df}vice lome V'8ry arltioel featur:·Els·,_ ,Fo~r l1:wtl,no:'e ,. 2;:1;8 Mr. lIe ndara--ho,tt told me, nSOnlG,t.1m.s':9,. 1 windon too :mariy ilu:rne of wire... Tiwn, ,the thi·ng· WQU't. w'ork (it nIl" I tflke !!Ioma of tho trurnsofi',. MaybG'tt works, ap,d mnyhe hOt8 If it works it S()611 bur ns out. Thati.s .m,yg:r .. at,a~:fb trouble _, the, thing burning CI.ut.1':I One imme-,d.1~\'tely wend~ra 1rit in, 'po~81ble the poten, .. tia.l 'Of t,ne po,wal" til Cluree ohange$' 1'rf3i.qll~,nt l.yl ....
    ',,"The:tpowe~s t'he nandershott devioe'1 Ii' Uj.r •. Iiellds-rsbott f_;l1'iten hiiQ anY.' ldc:,o. ... .he ·h1.d..s thEi' lr1l8wlad:ge ) we U... !:Ie ,13 &j"s

    knows ..
    he ,doe·s n
    t

    know.
    tw,ma

    Heals,o

    ad his· appnr:atua

    wbo ml.s wutchf:ldhia d~vice in ope,ro.tlon. The oC»!Jll1cm0xplaJw.t 1-00 'of'; the s'ouros of' ita anergy h!?l..sbeen frmn lIthe magnetio 1:lnij8i at i"oroo. of the e~rth'·. If such is the souroe,.

    8.li1

    Mstena to. c.olJllOO.nt ~het any soientist in Qp9ration, doesn·t ko'ow e1th.erl

    Ire.

    who has wa.tdhdOes

    not·

    so1ent1s·t

    N.ikola 'le's.ln

    l3·o.ttstied h:1maEl 1£ ho.w this ~any e6ore'ts '.'

    e..fOl'!'ce w·ot,tld 'have -va be me e.eured in '.mou,se-powor r U· ~ The re at·s two 6the·r p()a~6.i·ble S(l'U:fUEl',fI. OpeiD a£k:rth eleetr'ie1ty" th0 s,aeond ,a.t:mos'phar-ic. e'la ctrioitY. It Wes ·Tesin. hhJl.self' who or:>-bfl'bli~h~d1dlertl woro SUQh c'h1l,rl~ea In eaoh. H.e Le-arnod the e'~l't.h·!l charge was· pOG :Ltive, the atnto8,pber£l'.s, negntlve. T9S 10 ,a.la' 0" learned Nat u.r'e ho;d fl msans or i't1Alntaiaing ,the enrth-' B t'ull o}w.r,ge oon.t.inun11y~ It hEl ij v 0. %"
    WS:3

    II

    t.he grt:Hi.t e leotl':ic.~al i'nventor ,em.oe .. e.. omment.ed, "suoh

    ftooomplbhed,

    it remains

    '000

    of his.

    ...

    ·thila'8,

    ef;),rt.h m£l.y be' an f~al€Hrb.To-ma.gnet If, l"e.th.er thei:e is 8;1~'O .e, I!0~'S ib il ity .itapow(lr (Jo'~ld be oonsidHTed abo'\l'e· the "mous o" ol~B,sifioatiou~ Dr •. Ectwa.r~ C to Bull~rd .of: thsNflT.iO.h~\i Phys 10 n1 UJ.iJ;lora.t(.lry in Inndon:. preae)::rt~ a the0ry a.oo.oul.lti ng 1'0 l' the earth * s posa ible e1e"otr,c""IiulgnB tic f'le l.d, B'rieiI'ly,,' D.r. Hu;lla'td says the earth r ~ liquid or t;!emi. ples:t)o eor a is: high.... ly tnd:1o.~·QtiVf3·t Th:1e rndioe.atlv.ity g:eneratea enough heht so l!wtio:tJ. ih the form of OOllV'~ci:t:i.oh 'Durr~nts is set Upt; These tH~l');'enta "p:r~V';tde 'bhe: ~'exoitelilAut 'U 1"8 ce saary to .lJ1!ka elao'\l.ro ... oognet 1Sl11 a posa:lbllity. Thus, in tht? 01"1 if e.t l:6j;U:l~:, thEirs o.re possibilities of .t;\ 8 aurae of power to or.erBt~ He.h:derahott' a apparat'l..W. It·· my well be ,; whi.le itra potential is t(heoTet:i. oolly gree. t~.J.1ka tho power fir'om-th'riJ a q.n, ito ell'" tue.Uty Ls ~nna.ll t It is s.la 0 poa~·;i.ble, "While. its potsritia.,ltty iB great, thfJ ooatoi' ~o~lectihg it or Donv<lIl'tlog it ,is a.lso gree:t J 'b€lont;·se our' Pr asent lIethadsof U B iDg ouer.gy f:u·t~.SQ' orude. W$:.seem to WB.Bt e muo more th~n we iLt.'3 €I • h As ye t" wa ha. ve tint .O'll@ rc OI11Ei t he I'~r'r '0'" 1 t ion of use-l" There. 13 a peas ibill.ty the

    ~ ni'lfl.n(;;lnt one ~

    .If

    lH'"

    l"ythi.hg, 'o.hen CJ. gl";ee~t deal.: upon t.t£, '\:.:i..llt: o.f'; tb.e lanses

    .',

    Pig.~ing out !lraots . is of ton dBpentlent in o.ne··s gla.saes., .Here' is wlmt.· I m(l.fHh Enrly in Hendershott t s expel r:ie no 0 ho Wf-lS taken to Do:t~'{)it, s Sel1'ridg.e Ii' i 81 dt 0 d.emans t.:t'at e. .h:is: tJ mot or U· t 9 lidO.~~ or Th·omo, a .G* Lam.phi6 r, C omm!ul:dan.t of 'the Fiald, . The Mo.jor Vlas lnter'e·8ted in the: devioe ,. but neVG't Dlai·rood ar,w aponsorahi.p o£' it. Shortly,. Datr'oit tltifWspa.pern. cHl..rri$d st·ori'€lst oot thO' te ohni.Q iamr n:t tlw .Fit) ld hnd o-·onstr'uatcd a device under {}tde:rsof Ma. jOl"' .Le.ni.phier end unt:ler iMt·l'1,.l(Jt :i.oruJ frome H@hder ... 6hott" fbi,s llIot',or worke d aocor ding to ·prea·s rEt 10as (Hi o:r tiu~t du.y~
    1t

    'S omeom hf1_sa.n iQ:.. n po tnt 0·1' view

    is (t,verything"

    ,.1

    We11.. U' not

    aV.a-

    diff'iiJult:f~ I In ~~vreri:llg d:1l"$ot qU€!stiO.!lfl. f'l"o:l'II:. me -; Col'one 1 Lom.phiElr it!f~Jr:med me that no He11~ del".ahoi;t d~vioo 01- f.l,l'W 80rt was ever ooritru.oted at Self'l'idg,flFie ld tttld~'r ·Hender,g·.hatt' s ib,Struotfone while· he, Lamphier. Wf~,a Copna'nd ant ~. uun·phie.r 13 ~i d~. ".The on.l.Y d.evtce. avt'jr at the Fie tel w~;s 0 tWo whIoh Ilen dr3l"shqtt bt"~nJ"ght ·to the. l~·;teld ;.,.find it WH,a proved & fake fit an €l.ostej"~'n "Univ·e rs i ty la,b ;o:rato:r"J .. u

    Reing inta.rested,
    I

    in th1spoint.l

    .~f't(~T oonsiderably

    looated

    heNt

    Colon~l

    and retired,

    Thm~s G. ILunphier"

    it hy-Pie Idtechniciuns. wlod .. a:Lqg Ja coil D.


    not U,OOe:r stand

    I laid

    thili1n1'ol"llV~t io.n before


    at

    Tbat l"t€' ~ Hew:1etshott. dif] not ~ven BO muoh aa of it. Thetthe 0 ompi.ate.d device did work '.....juat:
    lw.d r.:ePQrte:u
    t'

    fill,

    ·Heudp.·l"shott. lIe rome.l'ked .. hs aQultl ·bEl. (l,&lil"S€J the d@vice wa.s built at the Fie :td ~ .Thus. a.. eni"gmafl 'built" re

    as t:h9

    M'lJiI'SpapOI"S

    A Was hing·t on ID,. C • J n.ews:p(j.per o.ax;r le-tl Ell. ~t()ry an li!ar9h ·~t;h, 19:28. :relating ll~n derehott Wt'Hl reoQ"\l'ftrin;; in a V.e.shington hospit,o;l .f1rolila 2000-vo-l1; shadle aU:s1.;ainedwhile tl.emo.tui'truti,ng hi,s d.iiiv:Lce Ln tho of ~

    .rice of' his. p~t·hent. attorney;. pr~'B~b11 ·to Hlter·e.sted 'o.a.plto.l. I' 'hava in ny fi lesn letter from I'l MW:S pa:perman, long wit 11one of the lea.4ihg P'ittnburgh daily papers ,which statG is Hendel"shb.tt was no~

    4 ..

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    The ,two commer'cial :t:t.'~nsfoi:'mer'·s~ ,a.lso PurchAsed. i'fom a radio, supply o.Bo,il1a.'tor ·t'r'.a.n~f:ormeI'.s .u s e d in a TV s e t. and ''ler·e of u.nknown [flake: or br-and, They hall,e as: Itl:U"DS 1"81ic. t Hende:r·shot used. se;veral c1iff cN'llt.t types 'of t;.ran,SfQl"mers'in the c.i,r'cuit but' .foUUJI. the TV ,oneswo'rked the'best.: it",,() dua L ele:c.trolyti'c: cap.il,cit:'ors OJ,., C4,' C5 alid C6 'a;i'~ ~'tand:ar~d Pyt'aJ'i'li,d T1vI .:5B{}. 40-80. HF:D 'at 4:5'0 "werking vc Lt s ,

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    aoqllirid by fuJmIDC.dti~lIti.oll, Mil; Iiati:lle. i:litrilHgence Wii;S c~tremelyhjgh,,, His ability to pe.rf;onn re:chllical feats by intuition was, developed' to a high degree. As an ellatnpie; If be' wished to build an el:ectrical coli dial would operate in a (jitcl,lit at Ii ~O:r.ll\mdrequency of, ~'liySOO KC ,he wfJwd go ~o an electromc.supply store, pick: aut -a SpCl,ol. of wire . from IhE sllppl.yrn~h.,tQke it home and wind ,Ei, cuil on a [nnn, whlcli WQuld 'tum out to ~ in a ie!iooa:J1t cin::itil:., '500 kilQzycJes. He was able to comiste:nUy acnieve .this pheoomena, I;IJld as a resUlt of u, created a: (udJ~ gr.nuato:l' ilia'!. wouM prodnce eleclrit::w JXlwer. Hendershot duplicated ~he.&rune eJecrri'c!ilpJ1ellO" mena tbatMoray did ·w.itn f~ s,impLer: C!JmporlCl!llls. Hendm"bot did. 00l: ~liin: ar secret, eJ::.oti.ctype; (if io.uie· cold cathode tube: as valves and oscillators whi>eb,Momy cI.aimec;1 WQ!j ibe secret behind IIi!! Radiant Energy. Le$t~['"1,..lli."1Qel8hot was of the opinion. as exJ)...esstd to rltilio wrher in 19S8; tlla'l his free tncr,gy devioo, ~Ile" H~n~~bot Genemtor. was tappillga rrJil1i:gnetic force field" 'E~,~tni.na,tiJ#ti and study 'Of the CQm~n.U: 1IJsed il;i th.e He:ndmhot circuit drnl'; ,not $ubstanliate a mapeti e the.olY. Tests of 'Ihe circllit inBS:trOIll~ rm~r.netic iniluence would not klduce .a yol41ge in the dn:uH tll<t Would produce' power. Af'l;era;r,;plaring various facets of magnetl c fjd.d~ :in aJ1; attelnpl to inijuoo power u~to the device. the s~rch was abindollCd. A great deal. of ,stu~r W as made h~ a search for a Iheory !hilt would .fit the components used in tbe.'devi.o,;:. The electric,fll. parts used in the H~l'$hot

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    I;:!JClosc~the foH OJ' ~m~h~g.the top or bottom ()]l with .a hack Baw .I.lr 000 cutting device. The ·cO'.ile:tl .foil is removed frorn WI). ca~:i(~cirornami sl~n:lid!mn. 011 a 'fIail table: A 1M 5 ~ capacito,rsho.uld measure il"lc:hllJing Io U
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    Ill,allY occasions when (!'pplying excessive' .. ~m;ut 10m!:;, o would llll.lffi lJP: fhe l!lnh' by'l1ft nverlle.atm.g M the wiring. So. Itt: variations can be au.de. .ill the ~t~ujt Wi"ill£; bj l what
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    UNKNOWN LjlARACTEIlIJSl1CS Aiwr a.l,mit was wired eith€tJ: by He'lldcr~h{lt orether e:\peritl~NJt$, he, wnu.td sit dow n at the de vice wi ttl Ii le.n.,sth of insulated, WIre bared at each end and begin makjng connections to various rerrnlnals of the 'tl!l{[ until till: S'olf"Jloix:l-nlaglleL cumhination WQuId. buzz and the OUlP~t load, It it was a standard H wit i1ghl bu fh., W O~ ld glow. He then would adjust the all.' gap between the .rnagnel and .!loje.noid coll$ untll ful.! brill ianoe Was ji"(:.hie¥e;(j and the, bUlZZ-CT produced) a steady tore, This procedure: w.ou.lo·t<!ke from -a few minutesto ~.~. hours, veral . O~ one cccaslos he adjusted the unit- for to to 15 minutes, and only tlChic v ed a' nash of'light f rom the outp~i. Several hours hiler he found h necesslil)' ~o rebuild t he capacitoll' before any further tests ~Quld he made. Either the unit would work; itnm.Mlately urnot lIit all, dep';:uJing

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