I have also designed a simple method to keep the entire device moving so that the two middle wheels will be in constant movement until the device energizes itself if that's what it will do. If at any time when I am presenting this information to you and you don't understand the procedure or have a suggestion for what you consider an easier method, then by all means speak up and I will either explain why it can't be incorporated or will incorporate it at that time. The following is a list of material I purchased for this assembly with a brief reason for its use in the machine. Most of the material was purchased at the Boeing Surplus facility in Kent, Washington. All purchases are paid for by check or in cash.
All material is new and is leftovers or obsolete from previous jobs.
Tools, equipment, and furniture are usually all used. Material Description Use Cost 1. 2 - 4 x 12 ft. .010 aluminum sheets. Capacitors and inner cones 22.00 2. 1 - 5 x 12 ft. .032 aluminum sheet. Capacitors and skin 56.00 3.