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Beyond weaponry, the collection ventures into scientific experimentation. One notable project involves the testing of power cells using barium titanate cylinders at 18.18 kHz, aiming to develop free energy machines. The collector offers to build such devices for interested parties, indicating an ongoing pursuit of revolutionary energy solutions inspired by Japanese prototypes.
This quest for alternative energy aligns with past projects hosted at the Kyoto Institute of Technology, hinting at a deep interest in cutting-edge technological innovations. Furthermore, secret projects are mentioned, including a PCB site in Surrey, which gained interest through media coverage due to alleged involvement with levitation devices.