by Robert Scott | Sep 8, 2019 | Long Distance Microwave Transmission, News & Updates, Projects
Long Distance Microwave Test September Update The Image for this article is of a man named Gabor on top a tower installing the FECORE microwave transmitter for the August test. He heard about the test from Sandor and is excited to help FECORE establish a 307 km...
by Robert Scott | Aug 9, 2019 | News & Updates, Website Updates
FECORE Live Stream Tickets FECORE has made live stream available to view by anyone on our website, on our Twitch channel and on YouTube. If you wish to join the live stream for our Q&A session at the end of each broadcast please send an email to...
by Robert Scott | Aug 9, 2019 | News & Updates
When we introduced the Airy’s Failure FECORE Success project I stated that Airy didn’t fail to prove something, his experiment merely failed to support a theory. While that is true there remains a perhaps more important reason why Airy’s experiment was a failure. That...
by Robert Scott | Aug 9, 2019 | News & Updates
On May 18th and 19th FECORE volunteers met at 96th Ave and Tower Rd. in Commerce, Colorado. They made a first of its kind 4 rod high precision differential leveling measurement. The method was designed to take advantage of the high precision of the Trimble DiNi auto...
by Robert Scott | Aug 5, 2019 | News & Updates
During the last four months FECORE has tried to find a tall building near the east coast of the UK and a tall structre in the northwest of The Netherlands to establish a microwave link across the north sea. But try as we might all operators or managers of the...
by Robert Scott | Aug 4, 2019 | News & Updates
In May we reported that the gyro had sustained damage to the rotor. Stefan had a new stainless steel shaft made. The material is much harder than brass and still non magnetic. This required another dynamic balancing of the flywheel. The bearings on the flywheel shaft...
