On Tue, 22 Sep 2020, Chris Zell wrote:
Does anyone have any info on this topic? It seems to me that either Paul
Brown was a deliberate, calculated fraud or he discovered something of
immense value.
Paul Brown's warning to other experimenters
http://www.padrak.com/ine/INE17.html
Some cases of suppression
http://web.archive.org/web/20180623085130/http://www.rense.com/general72/oinvent.htm
If I understand it, Brown's main discovery was an energy-gain in
radioactive wires, or within wires bathed in radiation from adjacent
sources.
So, today a simple test would be to continuously measure (high freq AC?)
wire resistance, or perhaps measure the "Q" of a metal-enclosed LC tank
circuit, then look for increased value when placed against a 'hot'
radioactive sample (thin metal being a shield, to prevent capacitive
changes to Q caused by movements of the sample.) I think Brown claimed to
have achieved self-oscillation from this gain (so, Q becoming infinite.)
But with a sensitive measurement, perhaps his discovery can be detected,
while using commonly available low-level active materials: 50,000CPM
carnotite from eBay, radium T/R tubes, etc. Hook an op-amp
negative resistance circuit to a big coil/capacitor, adjust it for
barely-stable oscillation, then see if hot samples will make oscillations
start growing.
old Scientific American article about triggering radio signal
amplification using an antenna coated with radium
As well as his multiple patents?
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