Paul baumann testatika machine

  • After a little cajoling, he began to tell the story of his close friend Paul Baumann, who is credited with the invention of the Testatika.
  • The machine furnishes about 3 to 4 Kilo-Watt permanent output, depending on humidity, whereby the electrical potential ranges from to volt.
  • It was built by German engineer, Paul Suisse Bauman, and promoted by a Swiss community, the Methernithans.

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    This machine exists today in a commune near Bern Switzerland and could have the answers to our energy needs.

    The Unit is started by hand by revolving the two disks in opposite directions and continues to move without further input. This device has only two moving parts namely the bearing races at the centre of the disk.

    The disk are made of acyclic plastic upon which are placed flat a series of fifty blade type steel or aluminium sections equally spaced around the middle sections of each disk.

    The speed of the revolving disks is about 50 to 60 rpm limited to this by magnetic impulses from the magnetic section on the rim.

    To those that have seen this powerhouse in operation it is certain that useable power is being extracted from the environment and some is being used to run the machine.

    This is an energy system which relies on the self moving wimhurst electro static generator for the high voltage and somehow the members of this commune have found a way to extract, am

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    The Principle experiment was performed by Paul Baumann during a demonstration with over 30 engineers. Here is the relevant text extracted from a translation by Stefan Hartmann and Hans Holzherr on August 4,

    As Adolf Schneider already mentioned, my colleague Bernhard XXX and I want to try to copy the principle experiment shown by Baumann - without much hope to find anything extraordinary, though. The device consists of a horizontal swiveling plexiglass arm with a small rectangular plexiglass plate at both ends glued to the lower side of the arm. The lower side of the arm is covered with perforated aluminum sheets (square holes), while the bottom of the plates is covered with brass wire mesh. Beneath each plate five additional plates are glued onto the base plate. There is also wire mesh between each pair of plates in the two blocks. From the mesh layer between the lowest plate and the base a wire goes to the two capacitors, which are connected in parallel . Baumann SEIZED the

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