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- "Spatial Energy Coherence by Dr Ronald Stiffler" (Panacea-BOCAF course, 88 pages) [web] https://www.scribd.com/doc/35609446/Spatial-Energy-Coherence-by-Dr-Ronald-Stiffler - States "Spatial Energy Coherence (SEC) Technology is Patent Pending: 61254675" and that the "Spatial Light", "Eternal Light" and "Self Charging" NILS (Near Infinity Light System) were never released and are under patent-pending status "World Wide". - Google snippets of the same document: "Ron is now able to 'PROVE' that a SEC Exciter is a 'Negative Resistance' in operation"; lists "Lidmotor's replication of the Spatial Gas Generation System" and "Panacea's replication of Dr Stiffler's Near Infinity Light Circuit (NILS)"; mentions Ultra-Band Excitation Electrolysis, ECAT and DIY air conditioning work. - Reading of the number: 61/254,675 has the form of a US provisional application number (series 61 = provisionals filed 2007-2014) [memory, high]. The 61/254,xxx block would have been filed around October 2009 [memory, medium]. A provisional is not published unless a later application claims it.
- "An Efficient Method for Driving LED Arrays from Spatial Energy Coherence Exciters", Ronald R. Stiffler, Stiffler Scientific, Humble, Texas, (c) 2010, Rel. 1.0 [web] https://www.scribd.com/document/27399091/An-Efficient-Method-for-Driving-LED-Arrays-from-Spatial-Energy-Coherence-Exciters - Inventor's own paper (not in the project folder). Abstract: methods for driving LED arrays from SEC exciters "to obtain maximum light output at maximum Exciter efficiency and Energy Coherence". Says his research shows LEDs are an optimum load "with very high efficiencies and realized coherence or CEC" if a specific connection method is used. Discusses why parallel LEDs clamp at the lowest forward voltage. Also mirrored as PDF at lust-for-life.org (Google result).
- "Open Source Evaluation of Power Transients Generated to Improve Performance Coefficient of Resistive Heating Systems", R.A. Ainslie, H.W. Gramm, G.A. Lettenmaier, A. Palise, A. Gardiner, D. Martin, S. Windisch, uploaded 2009-12-01 by "fuzzytomcat", says it was submitted to the IEEE for possible publication [web] https://www.scribd.com/document/23455916/Open-Source-Evaluation-of-Power-Transients-Generated-to-Improve-Performance-Coefficient-of-Resistive-Heating-Systems - Abstract: objective to replicate the published heat signatures of an inductive resistive load driven by a MOSFET circuit; reports "improvements of performance efficiency well above COP 4.0". The Google snippet lists "Dr Stiffler, L. Choquette, M.J. Nunnerley, C. Schjedahl" (probably acknowledgments); the name was not in the part of the page text that loaded, so his role is unconfirmed. - Bears on claim 5 (Stiffler's calorimetry of the Ainslie circuit): a contemporaneous paper by the Ainslie group on the same circuit.
- Other Scribd items seen only as search snippets (not opened): "SEC-Theory-101" (doc 77331830, "Understanding Spatial Energy Coherence"), "Near Infinity Spatial Coherence Light System", "Replicating Stiffler's Light System", "Wireless" (a collection quoting the ECAT page and Naudin's TEP), "Steven E Jones Circuit Gives Evidence For 8x Overunity" (forum compilation that quotes Stiffler; Steven E. Jones is a physicist who posted a related circuit, identity in the doc not checked).
Bears on
- Claim 2, 3: inventor's own later paper on LED loads (2010), and the NILS/"negative resistance" claims.
- Claim 5: Ainslie group paper (interested party: the circuit's originator).
- Patent: provisional number 61254675.