Overview

Dave developed a scalable Electromagnetic Concept (DEC) that can be used to several configurations and circumstances. The DEC's fundamental principle involves the spinning of metallic components to produce magnetic fields that act as forces on moving charges. Wheelbarrows, drones, home generators, electric cars with no batteries, farm equipment, manufacturing, aviation, railroads, electronics, and auxiliary power units are just a few examples ofthe many objects that have applications. Paving the way for a huge number of prospective patents. This manuscript is intended to assist you in comprehending the DEC ideas and how the system is expected to operate. In order to help readers understand the DEC concept using equations, Dave has included numerous examples. Some topics may be familiar to you while others may not. It may come in handy to have a basic understanding of calculus and unit vectors (Dot and Cross products). Dave's concept consists of three basic parts: Device consisting of a platform that revolves clockwise in conjunction with a central rechargeable battery starter pack in which the six capacitor plates are evenly placed and interspersed with the six regenerating accumulators that rotate in counter rotation. Device consisting of a platform attached to the outside hull of the disc that rotates counterclockwise, as well as twelve electromagnets evenly placed and dispersed around the perimeter. Stationary device which is anchored to the concept's center axis and to which the bottom support in the form of a tripod is attached and which, via bearings, forms a single set with the first two sections. Note, the spherical components shown are compressed air tanks used to initiate motion for the accumulators through nozzles. Standard air compressor included in stationary unit. The DEC works by spinning gadget parts to generate magnetic fields. Its basic accumulator device is a Faraday's disc application that has been geometrically altered to operate as an energy generator and magnetic propulsion device. It was proved that the created technique can generate energy and propulsion for systems using existing and well-established technologies. The central energy of the project, that starts the opposed rotation of two platforms, is a set of batteries housed inside the stationary device that function as a generator and produces an intense magnetic field in the center of the craft. Initial calculations with modest dimensions for this field gave B = 106 T, more than sufficient to recharge the central set of batteries. The peripheral magnetic system, composed of six accumulator devices that pass through the air gap of the external electromagnetic coils, can work as motor or generator. Each accumulator device is a unipolar generator with rotating metallic mercury inside it. Its dimensions, for a craft, can release an excess of energy of 1010 J and, depending on rotation, a power of 1013 W, with first approximation, although only part of this is necessary to power up the entire device electrical systems. The metallic capacitor plates distributed in the perimeter of the internal platform accumulate electrotactic charges projected radially and change its atomic structure to become a superconductor. This makes it possible the magnetic buoyancy with the created magnetic field and the terrestrial magnetic field. First calculations shows that it is possible to neutralize the weight of 10^6 kg. The possibility to create an artificial gravitational center considering the opposed rotation of two masses showed that the Dave's DEC device used this method as a gravitational shield, to overcome any external gravitational field, turning the craft as a little planet with its own gravity center. It was proven that the technology created can generate energy and propulsion for systems using real, established technology.

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