EDMONTON, Alberta, July 20 /PRNewswire/ -- What has been described as
"The missing Tesla Patent" has been posted on the web site http://www.fluxite.com
.
The Fluxite patent has not been filed with any patent office. In
general it describes a method and apparatus that wobbles a high strength
magnetic field using low voltage Tesla Coils. According to the inventor, a
person that has numerous core patent applications both granted and pending,
"the United States Patent Office rejects all patents applications that
claim to produce excess electricity, thus making its allowance impossible
anyway."
Without any doubt, a need exists for such a technology. It is
semi-conductor based and therefore has no moving parts. Such a portable,
low cost, clean and safe electrical supply system could be used to irrigate
crops, purify water supplies, move vehicles, and power all forms of
mechanical devices. The purpose of its freeware release is to put it in the
hands of the Internet's numerous skilled electronic designers in mass and
thereafter spread around the world as a free and peaceful technology.
About The Fluxite Patent Author:
The Author is not seeking financial gains. No attempt to contact the
author of this patent is wanted, nor will any response be given to assist
in the development of this technology. Although the use of the Fluxite
technology is not dangerous in skilled hands, it could be considered
dangerous to commercialize. Further, the Fluxite patent author gives no
guarantees as to results anyone else obtains with the building of this
technology.
Email: info@fluxite.com
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