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Future Products

A Description Of Products Close To Release By
BWT for the UCSA Dealer Network

POWER SAVING DEVICES...

We have already demonstrated a couple of technologies in this area.

On our tour in 1999 we demonstrated a tank circuit, as shown in the picture to the right. We demonstrated an AC motor driving a generator which was lighting a bank of lights. In this picture, the tank circuit is on the right, the motor is in the middle and the generator is on the right. Without the tank circuit, the motor uses 19.89 amps of power. But, with the tank circuit in place, the motor only used 6.96 amps of power. The represents a 65% saving on the electricity you would be charged for using. The tank circuit contains capacitors which hold an electric charge for a brief period and then give the charge up. The power that we use in our homes and businesses is AC power which means alternating current. This means that the devices resonate power back and forth with the electric company. What the tank circuit does is allow you to resonate between you and the circuit so that you are charged for less power usage. (See tape 1 of the Public Awareness Kit)

Negawatt circuit is a circuit which alters the configuration of the electricity. The picture shows a Yokagawa power analyzer (foreground left), variac (hand on it's knob, allows the power to be dialed up and down), selector switch (foreground center, route power through circuit or not), Negawatt circuit (wood frame in background), two 100 watt light bulbs (left power not routed thru circuit and right power, not shown, is routed through circuit). Two tests were run with measurements being taken via the Yokagawa power analyzer. On both tests, the variac was used to dial the power level to 96 volts (this experimental circuit uses low voltage transistors so we kept the voltage low). The first test did not route the power through the circuit and it showed a power factor of 1.0 and 69.2 watts. The second test routed the power through the circuit and it showed a power factor of -0.032 and -15.8 watts. The implication is that this circuit can give you all the power you need while sending even more electric back to the power company than you took in. Your electric meter would be running backwards and the electric company would have to pay you for the power that you sent back to them. Of course we would never introduce this as a product because it would bankrupt the electric companies. It would also have a very negative affect on the economy because electric utility stocks are held by many banks, mutual funds and retirement funds. (See tape 1 of the Public Awareness Kit)

Magnetic Wave Generator is a device that captures the back EMF portion of the alternating current. It device contains a iron core and some windings. The iron core gets excited by the spike in the current and that energy is captured by the coils and siphoned off to the capacitors. Then the energy is taken from the capacitors and applied back to the current load. In the picture to the right you can see the core on the left, the capacitors to the right of the volt meter and the load is the light bulb on the left. The initial amperage draw for the light bulb was 4.5. As the frequency of the device is shortened, more energy from the spikes is captured and the amperage dropped to 2.25. (See tape 2 of the Public Awareness Kit)

GENERATING POWER FROM NUTRINOS

Nutrino circuit consists of two rods about 3 inches long (see the first picture below). The device consists of the two posts, a wooden base, two terminals and a switch. One of the rods consists of 73 elements and the other rod contains 74. The earth is stuck by particles from space all the time called nutrinos. When nutrinos strike one of the rods it causes a negative charge to build up. The second picture to the shows three Christmas tree lights being illuminated by the rods. These rods put out about 18 watts of power. This device has been used to charge batteries in a cave hundreds of feet below the ground. (See tape 2 of the Public Awareness Kit)

A LINE OF POWER SAVING LIGHTING PRODUCTS...

We are working with an outside research team in this area. They have already developed a new lamp that will stay lit when there is a power failure. It will stay lit for a very long time (hours). They also have made a new fixture to replace all types of lighting fixtures. You could still power the 200 watt bulb with the same illumination with less than 40 watts of power being used to do it. These fixtures are very low cost and can save up to 80% on a lighting bill for commercial consumers. It will be a big winner. We are doing the final prototype and then going for the UL approvals.

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