Angels Don't Play this HAARP by Jeane Manning ; Nick Begich

Angels Don't Play this HAARP by Jeane Manning ; Nick Begich

Author:Jeane Manning ; Nick Begich [Begich, Jeane Manning ; Nick]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Science / Alternative
Published: 0101-01-01T00:00:00+00:00


United States Patent Number 5,218,374 Issued: June 8, 1993

Invented by. Peter Koert and James T. Cha.

Titled: "Power Beaming System with Printed Circuit Radiating Elements having Resonating Cavities".

Again, Peter Koert was listed as one of the key people assigned to the HAARP project by APTI, according to the government contract. 159 Also important to note in this patent and the previous one, is the mention of NASA report No. CR179558, March 11, 1987 by William C. Brown of Raytheon Company. Raytheon did the basic work leading to this patent. William C. Brown is now at the University of Alaska Fairbanks where he is continuing the development of these technologies, His current project at UAF is called SABER which is an acronym for "SemiAutonomous Beam Rider". The concept is to beam radio-frequency energy to a helicopter in order to suspend it in the air without an on-board fuel supply. The project "is intended to promote public interest and understanding concerning microwave power transmission." 160

The system to be used by Brown in the wireless transmission of energy to power the craft will be from a 2,45 GHz beam. This will complete a series of tests which he started in 1965. The transmission, and conversion, of this energy is now possible via the APTI patents and HAARP.

Raytheon, Brown's old employer and the new owner of the APTI patents, was one of three bidders on the HAARP project. Eventually, through a series of corporate buyouts, Raytheon would come to own all of the patents described in this chapter as well as the contract for the second phase of HAARP construction.

In the patent it was made clear that this was "a continuation-in-part" of the previous patent by Koert and Cha. This patent describes a system for converting radiofrequency (RF) radiation into DC power using a "cross dipole antenna" which is to be used to receive the RF energy before conversion to DC. This patent carries the power-beaming ideas further, to the point where they can be used. Previously such systems were impractical because of technical limitations.

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