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And there is mind-numbing energy density there in the vacuum, waiting to be extracted. The well-known Lamb shift, e.g., in a single hydrogen atom is due to that vacuum exchange. [note 23] Interestingly, the calculated energy density of the exchange causing the Lamb shift is greater than the surface energy density of the sun. Different physicists have made various theoretical estimates of the energy density of this seething vacuum. A conservative ballpark figure is something on the order of 1090 grams per cubic centimeter, expressed in mass units.
It has also been my good fortune to know and work closely with several other free energy researchers. I was a colleague of Floyd ("Sparky") Sweet (recently deceased) for about seven years; Sparky held a Master's degree in EE from MIT and had years of experience with General Electric and other firms. He was a highly skilled researcher who invented the solid state vacuum triode amplifier (Figure 19), a unit which produced 500 watts of output and a coefficient of performance of 1,500,000. I personally tested the machine, activated the magnets on one occasion, and understand how it all worked. [note 24] The paper [note 25] I co-authored in 1991 with Floyd is still the only paper in the orthodox engineering literature that reports (a) successful overunity functioning of a solid state magnetic device, and (b) a successful antigravity experiment on the laboratory bench, reducing the weight of an object by 90%. [note 26]
We stress again that a legitimate overunity electrical machine must be an open system, receiving excess electrical energy from the surrounding vacuum. As such, it must operate in a higher topology than normal electrical machines (Figure 20).
My good friend Frank Golden has long been a close colleague. Years ago Frank developed a motor that produced overunity efficiency, but then to our astonishment we found (courtesy of Bill Tiller, [note 27] with whom we were working at the time) that its operation depended upon a 5-year-long conditioning (structuring) of the local ambient potential in order to work. Previously we had been entirely unaware that one can sometimes condition the local vacuum and the local matter in the area with a particular dynamic form. Given the local conditioning, a motor with that form will then work in that vicinity, but not necessarily elsewhere at an appreciable distance away. We now understand the mechanism for such "conditioning of the vacuum." We also now know what to do if an overunity machine is actually a machine of that type (many of them are not). In other words, we know how to convert it to a machine that will work anywhere, anytime. We will be addressing such little-known things in future articles.
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