HENDERSHOT DEVICE W. Beaty

In the 1920's Lester Hendershot, in working on a new type of aviation
compass, stumbled across a method of generating energy. The "Hendershot
magnetic motor" made headlines and attracted such big name investors as
Charles Lindberg. Hendershot ran into political difficulties in promoting
his device, attempted to take his business to Mexico, and finally faded
into obscurity having taken a "couldn't refuse" payoff to never work on
his device again.

Hendershot believed that his device was not "perpetual motion", but
instead was tapping into the earth's magnetic field and rotation for an
energy source.

The Hendershot Device is a self-acting oscillator. It consists of a pair
of large air-core coils in "basket weave" format, hand-made cylindrical
capacitors inside the coils, several high-value capacitors, a couple of
standard transformers, and a permanent-magnet "buzzer" as a regulator.
The two large coils are tuned to resonate together. The device generated
an AC output and could light a bank of lightbulbs.

It seems that only Hendershot was able to adjust his device for successful
operation. There have been occasional rumors of recent successes at
lighting light bulbs, but no solid facts. Hendershot's son is currently
attempting to reproduce his father's discovery, but as yet reports no
success.

Hendershot's son sells a set of plans, contact the Laura Lee Radio
Bookstore for info, www.lauralee.com. More info and a different set of
plans are available via mailorder from Rex Research "Infolios", see my
NON-CONVENTIONAL BOOKS AND MAILORDER page on WEIRD SCIENCE page,
www.eskimo.com/~billb/weird.html

i dreamnt that the FBI blew up my house when their was a party going on inside but my friends and a few guys that I think are really cute were hanging outside with me when I got a warning, we ran, then the house blew up.

I have 257 users for my domain who are registered! I requested a demographics survey from the company that hosts my free e-mail, etc.. and found this to be interesting. They don't tell me who is in what category, but just the statistics

I just thought this was interesting. A lot of you users are pretty rich, hey about floating some of that money my way? hehe

Income
over 150,000 usd: 14 users
100,000 - 149,999 usd: 7 users
20,000 - 34,999 usd: 45 users
35,000 - 49,999 usd: 26 users
50,000 - 74,999 usd: 25 users
75,000 - 99,999 usd: 8 users
under 20,000 usd: 30 users
no income: 32 users
null: 2 users
unspecified: 68 users

GENDER

Also, most of you guys are male! Wow!

female: 21 users
male: 236 users

AGE

What worries me is that isn't the legal age for e-mail 13 on the internet? How were they able to get free e-mail? Oh well, I'm not going to rattle on the kiddies

13 and under: 4 users
14 - 16: 15 users
17 - 18: 19 users
19 - 21: 47 users
22 - 25: 47 users
26 - 35: 65 users
36 - 45: 34 users
46 - 55: 18 users
56 - 65: 2 users
66 - 75: 1 users
86 and over: 5 users


COUNTRY

Afghanistan: 3 users
Algeria: 3 users
Argentina: 1 users
Australia: 6 users
Azerbaijan: 1 users
Belgium: 2 users
Brazil: 4 users
Canada: 14 users
Colombia: 1 users
Denmark: 1 users
Egypt: 1 users
France: 8 users
Gabon: 1 users
Germany: 3 users
Hungary: 1 users
India: 1 users
Ireland: 1 users
Italy: 2 users
Jamaica: 1 users
Latvia: 1 users
Lebanon: 1 users
Macau: 1 users
Macedonia: 1 users
Mexico: 1 users
Mongolia: 1 users
Namibia: 1 users
Netherlands: 4 users
New Zealand: 3 users
Other-Not Shown: 2 users
Poland: 1 users
Saudi Arabia: 2 users
South Africa: 3 users
Sweden: 1 users
Turkey: 1 users
United Kingdom: 20 users
United States: 157 users
Wallis And Futuna Islands: 1 users

Valparaiso University Basketball team won against Southern Utah

Victory 61 - 58

I'm hungry but can't eat at this hour, but I can fantasize, eh?

Things I want to Eat
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Egg and Cheese Omlette
Grilled Cheese
Mozzerella cheese sticks
Mostacholi with lots o cheese
cheesy pizza
mized cheese
cheesy questadilas
cheesy bean burritos
Just Cheese!