Abstract: A generator system having a dynamo that contains an armature, a stator and a housing. The armature rotates about a first axis of rotation. The stator is concentrically positioned around the armature. Both the armature and the stator are free to rotate in opposite directions about the first axis of rotation. The housing of the dynamo is connected to a motor that can rotate the dynamo around a second axis of rotation. There is an angle of inclination between the first axis of rotation and the second axis of rotation. This angle of inclination is selectively altered during operation. By changing the angle of inclination between the two axes of rotation, a precession can be created that adds rotational energy to both the armature and the stator. This increases the output of the dynamo and creates a highly efficient electrical generator.

Abstract: A generator system having a dynamo that contains an armature, a stator and a housing. The armature rotates about a first axis of rotation. The stator is concentrically positioned around the armature. Both the armature and the stator are free to rotate in opposite directions about the first axis of rotation. The housing of the dynamo is connected to a motor that can rotate the dynamo around a second axis of rotation. There is an angle of inclination between the first axis of rotation and the second axis of rotation. This angle of inclination is selectively altered during operation by arms that attach to torque converters. By changing the angle of inclination between the two axes of rotation, a precession can be created that adds rotational energy to both the armature and the stator. This increases the output of the dynamo and creates a highly efficient electrical generator.

Abstract: A generator system having a dynamo that contains an armature, a stator and a housing. The armature rotates about a first axis of rotation. The stator is concentrically positioned around the armature. Both the armature and the stator are free to rotate in opposite directions about the first axis of rotation. The housing of the dynamo is connected to a motor that can rotate the dynamo around a second axis of rotation. There is an angle of inclination between the first axis of rotation and the second axis of rotation. This angle of inclination is selectively altered during operation. By changing the angle of inclination between the two axes of rotation, a precession can be created that adds rotational energy to both the armature and the stator. This increases the output of the dynamo and creates a highly efficient electrical generator.

Abstract: A method of utilizing centrifugal forces generated by the earth's rotation through positioning of conduit means containing liquid in critical and predetermined relation to such forces while concomitantly minimizing the adverse effects of the earth's gravitational forces on that system thereby to induce fluid flow. One means for accomplishment of the above is the employment of an elongated conduit system in which, under steady state conditions, the liquid media contained within the system is essentially in equilibrium in relation to the earth's gravitational field. The longitudinal section interconnecting the inlet and outlet portions is maintained at a substantially uniform depth relative to the earth's surface while at the same time being oriented in a direction relative to the earth's centrifugal forces so as to maximize the effect of such forces on the liquid contained within the section thereby to produce a velocity head sufficient to drive a turbo-generating system to produce electric power.

Abstract: An adjustable composite wrench adapted for use both as a box or socket wrench and as an Allen wrench. A plurality of work-engaging elements are individually mounted for translational movement along radial paths. Restraining means prevent rotational movement of the work-engaging elements relative to the path of movement. Gear means are operatively associated with each of said elements such that rotation of the gear means causes, in cooperation with the restraining means, translational movement of the element along its radial path. Drive means common to each of the individual gear means provide synchronous movement of the gear means and their associated work-engaging elements whereby such elements are brought into engagement with a work piece.