The Manual of Free Energy Devices and Systems - by D. A. Kelly (1991)

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The Manual of Free Energy Devices and Systems II - by D. A. Kelly (1991)

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II. DR. T. HENRY MORAY U. S. (1892-1972)

The work and operating hardware of Dr. T. Henry Moray are the most credible, fully documented and witnessed of
all the free energy systems in the solid/state, or non-rotating type of equipment. A full description of Dr. Moray's
work on radiant energy systems is covered in his book: "The Sea Of Energy-In Which The Earth Floats" published by
the Cosray Research Institute, Inc., Salt Lake City, Utah, 5th Edition, 1978.

Dr. Moray's extensive work in the field carries over from Nicola Tesla's earlier theme that the earth was enveloped
in an electrical energy zone that was free to be harnessed. During the early 1930's Dr. Moray experimented with solid
state circuitry, cold cathode ray tubes and discovered the electronic properties of a "soft, white, stone-like substance
(Swedish stone) which he used as "Moray valves" in the early radiant energy devices. It is known that this semi-
conductive "Moray valve" was the key component of these radiant energy systems which were comprised of a
moderate array of vacuum tubes, a power supply, step-up circuitry and a 100 foot long antenna.

The key point in the basic value of Dr. Moray's radiant energy systems is that they were witnessed and documented,
and produced up to 50 K.W. of electrical energy at a demonstration given in 1925. Some of his smaller versions con-
sistently produced about 3.5 K.W. output documented at other demonstrations.

As is true in most cases of proven and demonstrated devices and systems, Dr. Moray was subjected to harassment
for his work, including being shot at, and having a test system destroyed by an observer. Although he had a number of
loyal friends and believers, the damage caused by his enemies was instrumental in preventing his system from being
fully developed and marketed.

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128 pages

Comment: No Vol. I - sorry.

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