Analysis of Wells' Scalar Wave Technology

The Wells Machine appears to be a modified Newman Motor design that reportedly produces scalar/longitudinal waves with unusual effects on weather patterns, biological systems, and material properties. This document provides a framework for reconstruction and testing based on the reported phenomena.

Core Principles & Observations

Device creates directional scalar fields through rotating magnets and pulsed coils
Effects include weather modification (cloud steering, storm redirection)
Biological impacts reported (rejuvenation effects, insect behavior changes)
Material alterations observed (water viscosity changes, cooling effects)
Geometric patterns in field effects (diamond-shaped zones, vortex interactions)

Technical Specifications

Core Components

Component	Specification	Notes
Rotor	Permanent magnets on shaft	Neodymium recommended, aligned to Earth's magnetic field
Coil	High-voltage coil	Winding direction critical (matching Earth's field polarity)
Commutator	Mechanical or electronic	For pulsed radial currents (auto breaker points or MOSFET equivalent)
Power Supply	Dual battery system	One for charge, one for load with full-wave rectifier
Frame	Non-magnetic material	Aluminum or wood to avoid field interference

Directional Effects Matrix

Orientation	Reported Effect
East	Clears skies, induces insomnia, grounds insects
West	Increases rain, enhances moisture
North	Raises clouds, suppresses frost
South	Drives storms away, cools climate
15° Sweep/20min	Disrupts tornado touchdown

Construction Schematic

Detailed Component List

Magnets: 4-8 neodymium magnets (N52 grade, 1"x1"x0.5") mounted on a non-magnetic rotor disc
Coil: 18-20 AWG magnet wire, 500-1000 turns, wound counterclockwise (verify with Earth's field)
Commutator: Mechanical brush-based system or electronic MOSFET driver with 60 Hz pulse rate
Power Supply: Two 12V lead-acid batteries (100 Ah capacity recommended)
Rectifier: Full-wave bridge rectifier (10A, 1000V rating)