Hamel Technology

Comedy of Errors
by Tracy Jones

Plexiglass Model
by Tracy Jones

Tracy's Third HFS
by Tracy Jones

My attempt to assemble a third HFS after I left David Hamel where I had spent the previous two months helping him to assemble his second machine was in July of 1998. I rented a house in Northport, a very small town on the Columbia River in northeastern Washington. It is located only seven miles from Canada and in the most beautiful of settings. I had pick up all my magnets and some material from Dan Dial at his place and transferred them to my place in Northport. I then purchased additional material in Seattle and immediately began work. My lovely wife remained in Seattle until October which I felt gave me enough time to do the job. I kept track of my hours worked and when I had finished in September, I had logged over 900 working hours and more than a few bucks to boot. I will describe the photos selected from over a hundred taken as you go through the next few pages. Keep in mind, they are numbered from top left to bottom right.

Tracy's Third HFS Test
by Tracy Jones

Tracy's Wheels
by Tracy Jones

Tracy's Wheels Testing Plan A
by Tracy Jones

Tracy's Wheels Testing Plan B
by Tracy Jones

45 Gallon Drum
by Aldo R. Pando

The first working machine built by David Hamel was enclosed in a 45-gallon drum. This document is the result of my own work intended to replicate the same device and to study the physical principles that involves.

Also visit Underground Sciencez to see the best website regarding this device. All my work is based in information obtained from this website owned by Justin Szymanek. It is the better source for Hamel Technology experimentation in the web.

The Buddy Device
by Tracy Jones