...Now the information is tainted, and eveyone thinks it's a hoax, so they won't even give it a second look. I accept blame for the tainting. I have not handled the information well at all.
Don't blame yourself. To the few of us that were presented the information live, in order, it was easy to differentiate between Spherics' prose concerning SM's TPU, the simple experiments, the OU posted tetrahedron design, and finally, the secret six CCU design. Spherics dropped off the face of the planet before the first builds were completed, (with un-reviewed deviations.) He was not around to answer any questions about tuning, (or correct spec' deviations.) If a new reader is not careful then it is easy to get the details of one design mixed-in with any one of the other designs or experiments also described. Add to this that trolls, I submit, would be less concerned with differentiation of the details and be more apt to point out contradictions [design differences.] Overall, the six-CCU design is a complex and costly affair. Many opportunities to take shortcuts and go off spec'. Many did and posted no results. I do admit that I only vaguely recall the stand alone experiments. I recall them being in reference to the SM design. I might look into them. Then again, I might not. I just cannot get over the feeling that I was constructing a big [stupid] complicated air core transformer requiring a few batteries to power the various SEP coils, (eight coils I think it is: six around the CCUs, one main, and one CB SEP,) and another battery to make the HV pulses on the six CCU cores. After financing this whole affair I now need to run out and buy more test equipment to show 'extremely economical' [OU] operation -OR- my batteries die, whichever comes first. I just felt like my time would be better spent lurking for new information. I must say that I am really liking the Thunderbolts Project and the Electric Universe model. I could continue to follow a dead-[like] guru but knowing exactly where we fit in the inter-galactic circuit may go a long way to constructing and understanding successful new energy generators. Safety first!
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