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Bringing history into the conversation, Hutchison mentions his experiences dating back to the 1950s, specifically touching on a material known as barium titanate. While he no longer possesses any samples of it, Hutchison believes that understanding the resonant frequencies of such materials could play a role in future iterations of this experiment. He also expresses interest in various power sources that could drive the motor, indicating a broad potential for adaptation.
In discussing how he found the motor in a scrapyard, Hutchison highlights the accessibility of materials for those interested in radiant energy experiments. He emphasizes that, despite its compact design, the motor has resilience, allowing it to perform efficiently while requiring minimal energy input.