The method described is to have a minimum of 4 gas beams, arranged at the vertices of a regular tetrahedron, and aimed at the focus or center of the tetra. This simple device will then cause the aether to condense into an exact copy of the object. We constructed a single tetrahedron using electromagnets in our early research. The above drawing shows a close up view of one vertex. The core is open, and the six radial screws are for holding or clamping an inert gas tube in the core.
All fasteners are non magnetic stainless.
The above drawing shows the vertex in an exploded view, and the core is partially cut away for clarity. The vertex solenoid could generate a field of approx 4 - 500 gauss at full power. The vertexes were all connected in series to insure the same current, and hence magnetic field in each. The drawing above is a double tetrahedron, and is made by joining two identical singles as shown. Our first tests on the single tetra were with identical tubes made of copper, with brass valves as shown on a previous page.