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C. Earl AMMANN
'Activator Transformer' / 'Atmospheric Generator'
Fate Magazine,
October 1956, pp. 123-125; "Report from the Readers"
Mysterious Invention
"The Hubbard Energy
Transformer" brought back to me exciting memories of another
inventor. In 1918, while doing painting and decorating, I was
hired to paper several bedrooms in a large two-story house.
While at this work I went down to the back porch to pick up some
materials. I happened to glance at the light meter and saw it
was not moving.
I opened the fuse box
and saw the main power fuses had been removed. It took only a
minute to make sure the line had not been taped beyond the
meter.
The only member of the
family at home at the time was a young man in his early twenties
[C. Earl Ammann]. I asked him, "Earl, where do you get your
juice? I noticed it does not come from the power lines".
"Come along and I’ll
show you", he said. He led me up to the attic. He placed some
steel bars on a work table and picked up a coil which looked
like a loose coupler. After placing the coils on the steel rods
he touched the opposite terminal. The bell rang with great
force, and there was quite a spark, too.
I picked up the coils
to make sure there was no contact with other appliances. I could
see right through them. There was no battery inside. The bell
rang just as vigorously. The wire was iron.
In the basement Earl
had what he called an Activator Transformer, the size of two
fists, which had to be within 10 miles of the radius of the
generator coils. The activator was not in contact with any
visible wires or appliances. It was activated by the electric
currents which surge around the earth and activate the compass
needle. By cutting into these currents, earl said, we can obtain
unlimited power.
A year later Earl
demonstrated his Cosmo Electric Generator in Denver. He had
placed two copper spheres on the front fenders of his car in
pace of the headlights. From these copper spheres he obtained
enough power to drive that old jalopy all over Denver as
reported in the Denver Post at the time.
While Earl was
demonstrating his invention all over the streets of Denver, the
power had been cut off in the foothills. In spite of this, when
he went to Washington DC shortly afterward to try to obtain a
patent on his Cosmo Electric Generator, he found that charges
had been filed against him claiming he had a device to steal
power from the power lines.
K. H. Isselstein,
Spokane, WA
Denver Post (Monday, August 8, 1921)
Denver Man Invents
Generator That Takes Electricity From Air & Propels
Automobile
Believes He has
Apparatus that will Revolutionize Power & Lighting &
Gives it a Test on Streets of City
Has an invention
been made that will revolutionize the electrical world?
Will the apparatus
conceived by a Denver man light buildings, run automobiles,
battleships, power plants by the unlimited supply of electricity
in the air? Denver electrical experts say "yes", and the young
inventor, C. Earl Ammann, Monday demonstrated his invention by
attaching it to an old automobile and running it about the city.
An atmospheric
generator is the name of Ammann’s apparatus. It is a compact,
cylindrical object with two small brass spheres protruding from
the top. Inside, Ammann says, is an arrangement of steel wires
and minerals, so fixed as to draw the electricity from the air,
condense it and utilize it for driving power.
The automobile which
Ammann used for his demonstration Monday was the body and
chassis of an electric vehicle. There are said to be no
batteries in the car. It propelled itself with remarkable speed
at the touch of the foot, climbed hills and glided through a
maze of traffic under easy control.
Careful To Conceal
His Invention ~
When asked by skeptical
persons if he had a storage battery concealed inside of the
power cylinder, Ammann said:
"As badly as I would
like to show the inside of my invention, I can’t, for I have not
yet obtained the patent rights. It would be exposing the result
of seven years of work to open the cylinder. I leave for
Washington this week to obtain the patent rights. When I return
I will gladly show everything and I can only say, wait until
then and time will tell.
"I have bucked every
law of the textbooks to perfect the invention. It appears on the
order of the wireless telephone but it is decidedly different,
except that the electricity is derived from the air. It will run
anywhere except under water.
The automobile is only
a simple test. The generator will light buildings, do away with
steam turbines, and, in fact, propel any kind of engine motor".
J. N. Davis, the
proprietor of the Davis Electric Garage company, at 921 East
14th Avenue, and one of the oldest electrical men in Denver,
made a thorough study of the generator.
Electrical Man Has
Faith In It ~
"I believe that Mr.
Ammann has at least made the invention which will revolutionize
power", Mr. Davis said. "Of course, we don’t know what is inside
of the generator and the inventor would be foolish to show us.
We have long known that certain minerals exist, which if
properly arranged together, would furnish power. That, in
substance, according to the blueprints of the invention, is the
basis of the whole thing.
"If the generator has
been perfected to the extent that it will propel an automobile,
the rest of its work is assured. It will be the greatest
invention of the age. The electricity obtained from the air,
first passing through the generator, would be available for any
use". So impressed was Mr. Davis that he offered the use of his
building for Mr. Ammann’s headquarters. Ammann, who is but 28
years old, came to Denver from Spokane, Washington. He is an
electrical engineer and lives at the Argonaut Hotel.
https://www.coloradohistoricnewspapers.org/?a=d&d=MDP19210811-01.2.28
DENVER MAN
INVENTS GENERATOR WHICH TAKES ELECTRICITY FROM AIR AND PROPELS
AN AUTOMOBILE
DENVER, Aug. 10.—Has an
invention been made that will revolutionize the electrical
world? Will the apparatus conceived by a Denver man light
buildings, run automobiles, battleships, power plants by the
unlimited supply of electricity in the air? Denver electrical
experts say "yes", and the young Inventor. C E. Ammann, Monday
demonstrated his invention by attaching it to an automobile and
running in it about the city. An atmosphere generator is the
name of Ammann's apparatus. It is a compact, cylindrical object
with two small brass spheres protruding from the top. Inside,
Ammann says, is an arrangement of steel wires and minerals, so
fixed as to draw electricity from the air. condense it and
utilize it for driving power. The automobile which Ammann used
for his demonstration Monday was the body and chassis of an
electric vehicle. There are said to he no batteries in the car.
It propelled it , self with remarkable speed at a touch I of the
foot, climbed hills and glided thru a maze of traffic under easy
control. When asked by skeptical persons if he had a storage
battery concealed inside of the power cylinder. Ammann said: "As
badly ns I would like to show the inside of my invention I
can't, for I have not yet obtained patent rights. it would he
exposing the result of seven years of work to open the cylinder.
I leave for Washington this week to obtain the patent rights.
When I return I will gladly show everything and I can only say.
wait until then and time will tell. "1 have bucked every law of
the | textbooks to perfect the invention. It appears on the
order of the wireless telephone but it is decidedly different
except that the electricity is derived from the air. It will run
anywhere except under water. "The automobile is only a simple
test. The generator will light buildings, furnish an
inexhaustible supply of power for airplanes, do away with steam
turbines, and, in fact, propel any kind of an engine." J. N.
Davis, proprietor of the Davis Electric Garage Co. at 921 East
Fourteenth avenue, and one of the oldest electrical men in
Denver, made a thorough study of the generator. “I believe that
Mr. Ammann has at last made the invention which will
revolutionize power." Mr. Davis said. “Of course, we don't know
what is inside of the generator, and the inventor would he
foolish to show us. We have long known that certain minerals
exist, which, if properly arranged together, would furnish
power. That, in substance, according to the blueprints of the
invention, is the basis of the whole thing. "If the generator
has been perfected to the extent that it will propel an
automobile, the rest of its work is assured. It will be the
greatest invention of the age. The electricity obtained from the
air, first passing thru the generator, would be available for
any use." So impressed was Mr. Davis that he offered the use of
the building for Mr. Ammann's headquarters. Ammann. who is but
28 years old, came to Denver from Spokane Wash. He is an
electrical engineer and lives at the Argonaut hotel.
https://emediapress.com/2024/01/08/ammann-atmospheric-generator/
...With iron, wire
and minerals as being the only details about this Atmospheric
Generator, that’s not much to go on. Was it wirelessly picking
up a transmission from elsewhere or was it some mineral solution
that created some galvanic action between iron and wire making
it a simple but apparently powerful battery? There are vertical
rods around the perimeter of it which look like they are tying
the top and bottom together so who knows. It could be
anything...
https://newspapers.library.in.gov/?a=d&d=SBNT19210821.1.22&e=-------en-20--1--txt-txIN-------
South Bend
News-Times, Volume 38, Number 233,South Bend, St. Joseph
County, 21 August 1921
The inventors are J. E.
Ammann of Denver, and his brother, C. E. Ammann of Spokane,
Wash. To demonstrate, the brothers borrowed an old electric
auto, took out ...
https://theammannbrothers.quora.com/
The Ammann
Brothers
What was the mysterious
device that powered their electric vehicle and home?
Magnetite?
Tourmaline?
https://vinyasi.podbean.com/e/the-missing-hints-of-the-ammann-device-and-a-few-other-tidbits%E2%80%A6/
The missing
hints of the Ammann device and a few other tidbits…
Monday Jan 22, 2024
What if this Ammann
device (which incorporates the use of two spinning aluminum
discs) produces two phase power rather than my previous
presumption of this device producing four phase power?
To regulate the output
of this speculated version of the Ammann device, it may be
possible to place opposite poles of a permanent magnet on either
side of each freely rotatable disc (similar to the use of a “C”
shaped magnet in an electromechanical watt hour meter which used
to exist outside our homes at the mains where the fuse box is
located — prior to those electromechanical watt hour meters
being replaced with digital versions about 10 years ago)
bringing the opposing poles of the permanent magnets closer to
the rotatable discs to decelerate the rotation of each disc and
thus diminish the output of power of the entire device, namely:
diminish the recirculation of power transmitted dielectrically
by the disks as they rotate and received and converted by the
barrel shaped iron coil and converted into a ferromagnetic field
surrounding the iron coil. Conversely, power may be allowed to
increase, up to the limit of what the device is capable of
producing, by creating more separation between the poles of the
permanent magnets and less proximity to the pair of spinning
aluminum discs.
Maybe I was wrong in
conjecturing that the pair of discs produces four phase power?
Maybe it’s merely two phase power that this power system
produces?
Maybe the number of
discs, each disc connected by its own separate aluminum line
extending out from the main aluminum trunk line and radially
separated from each other in a plane which is perpendicular to
the main aluminum trunk line (the main aluminum trunk line
connects the two base leads of the two transistors), maybe this
quantity of rotating discs (which are free to rotate at whatever
speed of rotation is appropriate for the rate of dielectric
discharge emanating from them) determines the number of phases
of power which this power station produces?
http://www.energeticforum.com/forum/energetic-for
C. Earl Amman
Cosmic Electric Generator Query