I have made extensive hands on study of Floyd Sweet's work and devices, and am now well on the road to bringing the effect Sweet discovered back to life. I chose this route because I did not feel I would be funded through 30 years of discovering things for myself. I chose to work on the Sweet device since it was so thoroughly documented, and accredited by affidavits signed by electrical engineers. Also I want Sweet to receive, though posthumously, the credit he well deserves for being such a pioneer in physics and magnetic science. I believe Sweet was a genius.
Genius deserves recognition.
My study of Sweet's work has completely altered my perception on electrical design, and I don't even build audio amplifiers the same way anymore. Keeping my job means that I have to keep some secrets, which is the downside of working this way. It is my hope that ways of doing business will evolve in the future. Also some of the circuitry is new enough for me to think it is profound, and I want to share that truth, though I am currently forbidden to do so. They would prosecute, I know they would.