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The document's own update link: http://www.hyiq.org/Downloads/Guidelines%20to%20Bucking%20Coils.pdf.
Files on the same server named in forum posts: Sweet lab notes, "Letter to Mark from Sparky", "Nothing is Something".

Found (all [web])

Current Guidelines PDF - https://www.hyiq.org/Downloads/Guidelines%20to%20Bucking%20Coils.pdf , saved as files/hyiq-Guidelines-to-Bucking-Coils.pdf. Still version 2.7 - 26.02.16, 49 pages, Author "Chris Sykes", made in Microsoft Word 2010, created 25 Feb 2016. The project copy is a later PDFium re-save (26 Jan 2017; different MD5) of the same version. No newer version is posted. The server copy is the original Word export, so its text layer (equations, Unicode symbols) is better than the project copy and can replace it for re-reading formulas. Earlier version 2.5 exists elsewhere (academia.edu/27558264; docslib.org/doc/8570002; rodscontracts.com/docs/GuidelinesToBuckingCoils.pdf - found in search results, not opened).
Sweet lab notes transcription - https://www.hyiq.org/Downloads/Lab%20Notes%20Transcribed%20-%20Floyd%20Sweet.pdf , saved as files/hyiq-Lab-Notes-Transcribed-Floyd-Sweet.pdf (15 pp., author metadata Chris Sykes, created 27 Apr 2013). This is the "gen-one and gen-two lab notes from an anonymous source" the Guidelines mention on p.12 [read]. Title: "Floyd Sweet's Space Quanta Modulator. Lab Notes by Darrell Roberts. Signed and added to by Floyd Sweet. Transcribed by hyiq.org". It lists 17 scanned pages (file names "Lab Notes - Floyd Sweet 0001.jpg"..."00017.jpg") with original page numbers 5-48, so pages are missing, as Sykes says. Key content (transcription, not the scans): - Device first observed Mon 19 May 1986, demonstrated Sat 24 May 1986, 3 pm; witnesses Mark Goldes and Darryl Roberts; further results 4 and 6 June 1986. - Magnets: (2) 4" x 6" x 1" ceramic, "500 + Gauss"; excitation coil #18, 250 turns, 1.5" dia; output coil #12 wire, 12 turns, 1.5" dia; excitation coil at 90 degrees to power coils. - Readings: 4 bulbs x 26 W = 104 W at 388-402 Hz; "4.6A x 24.2V = 111.32 Watts"; one line "19.1544w / 0.023mw = 83,260,000% Gains"; "results of 6/4/86 were 105,000 x - 111,000 x Gain"; "6/6/86 ... Output doubled - Gain of 200,000 rectified". Instruments named: Beckman digital multimeter ("purchased 1hr prior"), Keithley 160 digital multimeter, tube voltmeter, Wavetek signal generator. - Notes that the drive coil impedance "goes way up to hundreds of thousands of ohm" inside the field, and "Magnet Size seems to be secondary to Volume of Windings". - Names: Bob Borisoff (Electro Bus, traction motor designer), Bill Lawry (Union Bank), "Minazian". Bearing: primary-source basis for the document's claim 5 (Sweet VTA) and for the input-falls/low-input claims; it is a transcription by an interested party (Sykes) of scans whose provenance is "an anonymous source". The scans themselves were not found on this run.
"Letter to Mark from Sparky" - https://www.hyiq.org/Downloads/Letter%20to%20Mark%20from%20Sparky.pdf , saved (1 p., PDF author "Patrik", 2011). Sweet describes a 6-pole single-phase 7.5-10 kW machine with "a current feedback winding spirally traversing the total length of the coil conductor" so that fields "accelerate or decelerate the rate of flow of charges", "lowering copper duty factor". This is the source of the p.17 Sweet "duty factor" quote that the deep read found uncited in the Guidelines [read: deep read §5]. Note: the letter's wording is "at the same time opening the gates wider"; the Guidelines version adds "and".
"Nothing is Something" - https://www.hyiq.org/Downloads/Nothing%20is%20Something.pdf , saved (18 pp., typeset by Chris Sykes 2011). Floyd A. Sweet, "The Theory and Operation of a Phase-Conjugated Vacuum Triode", dated June 24th, 1988. Contains the E = (B x V) + (-B x -V) = 2(B x V) bifilar argument and the "opposite H-fields cancel and E-fields add" passage Sykes quotes (Guidelines p.36; overunity.com 2015). Source for claim 1's Sweet lineage.
VTA Replication Project updates (text saved as files/hyiq-VTA-Replication-Project.txt): - 03-11-14: "an old video I took nearly two years back ... Solid State Generator. The Globe is rated at 12V 300ma (3.6 Watt). Input is 1 Watt (5V 200ma) I am getting slightly more Output than this. This Generator is Lenz-Less." - Sykes's own power-in/power-out statement, not a tabulated measurement. - 11-02-14: "We believe we have cracked the riddle ... I have been looking for the Jensen Document for a long time and have found it!" (Paul Raymond Jensen UDT, via Toby Grotz).
Research pages (saved): "Lenz's Law" (Sykes's own 1:1 transformer explanation, same argument as Guidelines pp.21-22) and "A Vector Potential" (cites Feynman Lectures Vol. II ch.15; states "time constant t = L/R ... 5 time constants to charge an inductor").
About page: "hyiq.org has been around in slightly different forms since 2001."
Support page (19-26 Mar 2017): lists Sweet, Steven Mark, Don Smith, Ruslan Kulabuhov, Clemente Figuera (quotes Figuera's 1908 patent principle), the "MrPreva Experiment" and the Akula TPU videos as "the same tech across the board".
Reference section has profiles of Frolov, Hubbard, Melnichenko, Stepanov, Figuera, D. M. Cook, Pomerleau, Dennis Lee, Don Smith, Earl Koenig and more (not opened; next run).
Links: YouTube channel https://www.youtube.com/user/SweetSQM/videos; George I. Cohn, "Electromagnetic Induction" PDF (/Downloads/George%20I.%20Cohn%20-%20Electromagnetic%20Induction.pdf, not downloaded) - the home page calls Cohn "one brilliant man, making a lot of progress".

How it bears on the claims

Claim 5 (Sweet VTA same principle): the lab-note transcription, letter and 1988 paper are the documents Sykes builds on; they are Sweet's and Roberts's words as transcribed by Sykes.
Claim 3 (field slows charge flow): Sweet's letter is the origin of the "duty factor / accelerate charges" language.
Claim 4 (input falls as output rises): 2014 update gives one numeric statement (1 W in, 3.6 W-rated bulb, "slightly more output").