The Vallée Synergetic
Generator The VSG project by JL Naudin created on February 3, 2003 - JLN
Labs - Last update October 24, 2005 Toutes les
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use.
Picture of the day :Photo
of the fusion area in the VSG
This photo shows EVs strikes on the
surface of the Th-loaded Tungsten rod initiated with only
37 V DC (VSG v3.5)
It is important to notice that the fusion temperature of
the Tungsten is 3680°K
The
Vallée Synergetic Generator (VSG) project LogBook
This experiment is
fully based on the Prof René-Louis Vallée Synergetic theory1. The purpose of this experiment is to find
a simple and reproducible device which is able to produce the
nuclear reaction claimed by the Prof R.L. Vallée. The main
material used in this device is a pure carbon rod. Here, the
carbon is not consummed by the reaction, it acts as a pump Vs the
Vacuum EM energy.
So, according to the
Prof R.L. Vallée theory, the required condition to get the
Synergetic effect is :
To align the
fields of the electrons and the nucleus of the carbon
atoms by the use of a colinear E-Field and B-Field,
the energy of
external photons (g) is used to absorb the kinetic
energy of the electrons,
so, the
stopped electrons can be attracted by the carbon nucleus,
a nuclear
reaction begins: the Carbon is transmutted into
radioactive Boron (which has a radioactive decay of 20ms)
then, the
vacuum energy is tapped by the nucleus and the Boron is
transmutted back to Carbon while a strong pulse of 13 Mev
is sent (see the reaction below) .
Click on
the picture to see the details of the PROTELF process
This process is the
called "Capture
PROTELF "3( PROTon - ELectron Fusion) process by the Prof R.L. Vallée. A
such process is able to produce up to 2.988 GW of Free Energy per
gram of Carbon used, while the carbon is not consumed...
WARNING, USE
CAUTION !This
experiment is not intended for the inexperienced. User of
this document should be very carefull and experienced in
the field of electronic and nuclear physics to try
anything out ! If you do it the risk of any results is
just yours. I take no responsibility of anything that
might happen.