Read The Letter! In this letter, dated December 5th, 1986, Paul Brown details the results of his amazing SEG replication. Brown claims that the SEG generated enough power to actually melt the Neodymium Magnets, and estimated that the output was measured in 'kilowatts or megawatts'.

The 'Lost SEG' Replication

If the Searl Effect Generator design works like inventor John Searl claims that it does, then free-energy is very close at hand. On a small scale, a single-ring SEG is claimed to produce incredible amounts of power -- on a larger scale, Searl has said that the device can generate literally tons of Antigravity force.

In 1986, unknown to the world until now, Paul Brown constructed his own SEG replication. Although he had contact with both John Searl in Britain and DISC CEO John Thomas New York, they never learned about the outcome of his experiment. These were the days before the world-wide-web, and information about experimental replications was much more difficult to come by.

Lost until now, American Antigravity is proud to present a letter from Paul Brown to the stockholders of his company detailing the results of this experiment. While it would not have been considered proof of anything in 1986, it serves to greatly support the evidence put forth in 1992 by the Roschin & Godin SEG replication from Russia.

Brown's Secret Notebook

After his mysterious death, Paul Brown left behind a wealth of information on both his nuclear transmutation technologies as well as his SEG research. Paul's legacy in nuclear remediation technologies has well documented, but his work with the SEG and Antigravity technology remains largely unknown.

The secret notebook contained information that Brown had collected on the SEG -- both collected articles as well as the notes that he took while designing and constructing his replication.

The sum total of the notebook's contents are too large to be presented online, but among the notables are plans for an AC-magnetizer to create the SEG magnets, as well as contact information for the photographers who captured images of the SEG in-flight.

The Brown SEG-Letter Controversy

Paul Brown passed away in the late 2002 as the result of injuries sustained from a mysterious car-accident. After his death, his notes were released and compiled as part of an effort to later present his collected works to the public.

The Dec 5th, 1986 letter to the Collins Co. stockholders was contained among a box of letters and other artifacts from Brown's research. It appears to be written by Brown, but this is where the controversy begins.

The original source of this material scanned in the letter in 2000, and verified that the letter was an accurate representation of Brown's SEG experiment. This source was close to Brown and spoke with him at length to verify the validity of this letter a full two years before Brown's death.

Another anonymous source close to Brown maintains that the letter is a fake, and that Paul Brown collected this merely as evidence that hoaxsters were using his name on the internet. The letter is unsigned, which has been claimed as evidence by one expert to indicate that it was not written by Brown himself.

The anonymous source does maintain that Brown constructed the SEG, and also that he got anomalous results while testing with it, but disputes the authenticity of the letter, as well as the claim that it produced enough power to melt the Neodymium magnets.

Who's correct here? Both sources agree that the experiment occurred, and that it produced real, unexplainable results. The lack of signature on the letter may either indicate that it wasn't written by Brown, or could alternatively indicate that it was a carbon-copy of a letter that Brown had sent that he then kept for his own records.

The reader should keep in mind that the photos above of actually do show a real SEG that he built and tested, and the reader should also note that the letters were found amoung a compilation of his private notes. Whether the letter actually was written by him, or was instead a hoax that he collected may never be known.

Additional SEG Plans

Additional materials describing the details of Brown's SEG replication are available online here: Click Here