Electrical Design

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Jan. '07 to June '07: Student for Biotechnology Mfg. Certificate

Program, Skyline College, San Bruno CA. A 17-week intensive course on

microbiology, cell and bacterial culture, cell-based assays, protein

purification, chemistry, aseptic techniques, media prep, c-GMP, and

regulations in bio-manufacturing. Received a commendation for academic

excellence.

June '02 to Oct. '06: Q.C. Chemist/Research Assistant/Lab.Tech.

(Temporary) for Pharma/Biotech Bay (Calyx Therapeutics, Roche

BioScience, Guidant (Abbott Cardiovascular), Bayer Healthcare,

ConorMedSys.)

. At Roche, Bayer, Guidant & Analytical Research

Co.: Did HPLC and GC (Gas Chromatography) analyses of active

pharmaceutical ingredients, peptide, protein, amino acids, solvents,

etc.; Karl-Fisher water assay; atomic absorption (short-term); pH; UV-

Vis-IR scan of API's; short-term pesticides assay by GC-ECD/FID (i.e.

Electron Capture and Flame Ionization Detectors)

. At Calyx: I solely constructed a kg.-scale lab

set-up to extract novel small molecules from plants for drug discovery

program; designed and constructed a kg-scale vacuum evaporator; this is

an innovative, intensive, and tremendous project; used modern

purification methods, e.g. low-pressure column LC, freeze drying, ultra-

filtration; also UV-Vis and NMR. (Business was closed in June 2003.)

. At Bayer Corp: HPLC of proteins, peptides, amino

acids; solved their problem of decreasing theoretical column plates on

their HPLC method, which resulted in increasing theoretical column

plates; organized their Waters HPLC system set-up as part of a transfer

protocol to a new lab facility.

. At ConorMed: I meticulously organized and set-

up the Q.C. and Prod. Support HPLC labs; weekly maintenance protocols

of Hitachi HPLC systems; solely responsible for chemical waste

management and lab glassware washing and organization of the Q.C., R &

D, and Prod. Support Labs.

Dec. '00 to Mar. '02: Analytical Chemist II for Romic

Environmental, East Palo Alto CA.

Metals analyses by ICP (Inductively-Coupled Argon Plasma Spectrometer,

GC-FID/ECD/PID (i.e. Photo-Ionization Detector) assay of various

environmental pollutants, PCB's, etc; GC-MS assay for a common water

pollutant, redox titration, organic extraction, wet chemistry methods,

mercury assay, Karl-Fisher water analysis, cyanide assay, etc.; updated

their backlogged lab data. All chemical assays are CAL-OSHA, CARB, or

EPA controlled analytical methods.

Sep. '95 to June '98: Analytical Chemist for Assay Technology,

Pleasanton CA.

HPLC and GC-ECD/FID/NPD (i.e. Nitrogen-Phosphorus Det.) analyses of

some 250 environmental pollutants; designed an innovative analytical

HPLC method for di-isocyanate derivatives in a single analytical run (a

technical feat never before accomplished by any lab doing di-isocyanate

assay); improved a gradient HPLC methods for aldehydes and ketones.

Oct. '89 to Apr. '94: Analytical Chemist for Pace Labs,

Mountain View CA & Science Technician at Evergreen College, San Jose

CA

HPLC and GC-ECD/FID analyses of environmental pollutants and

pesticides; evaluated HPLC methods for organics, e.g. polynuclear

aromatic hydrocarbons (an EPA method), aldehydes, ketones (a CAL-OSHA

method), etc.; UV-Vis-IR spectrophotometry.

Education: B.S. Chem. E., Mapua Institute of Technology, Manila,

Phils.; M.S. Chem studies, San Jose State University, San Jose CA;

Biotech Manufacturing, Skyline College, San Bruno CA

Other...

HP Liquid Chromatography and Mass Spectroscopy Advanced Practices, by

Jack Henion (Ret.), Ph D., Professor Emeritus at Cornell University,

(Jan 13, '10; Foster City CA)

HP Liquid Chromatography and Mass Spectroscopy 101, by Jack Henion

(Ret.), Ph D., Professor Emeritus at Cornell University, (Jan 12, '10;

Foster City CA)

Waters HPLC Method Validation and Optimization (April 2, '08;

Foster City CA)

Hitachi EZChrome Elite HPLC Training (July '06; Menlo Park CA)

Agilent 1200 LC/MS, by Agilent Corp. (May 10, '06; Foster City

CA)

HPLC Course; by Raymond Wang, Ph D (June 27-28, '05; Berkeley

CA)

Ultra Performance Liquid Chromatography; by Waters Corp. (May

4, '04; Santa Clara CA)

Chromolith hybrid HPLC Columns (Jan '04; Roche BioScience,

Palo Alto CA)

Hazardous Waste Operations & Emergency Response (40 hrs.); by

GeoSciences (Jan 10-18, '01)

HPLC Troubleshooting, Biomolecules, High-speed HPLC;

by Agilent Corp. (Nov 10, '99; Foster City).

Fourier-Transform Infrared Applics.; FT Raman; IR

Microspectroscopy; by Nicolet Tech. (Apr 29, '98)

12 other gas and liquid chromatography (and mass spectrometry) meetings

attended; mostly advances in HPLC, GC, MS, spectroscopy, etc.

Monthly updates about advances in LC/GC technology.

U.S. Patent # 5,391,498 (originally 5,310,680); SmithKline/Beckman

Coultier Corporate Patent): Phenolic derivatives as chemical

sensitizers for hemoglobin detection. (Now marketed as Hemo-Sensa II

diagnostic kit; tested in Australia.) I was the sole scientist who

developed the invention.

Invented the Soliton Electric Generator from Spring 2001 to March 30,

2009 (an 8-year project!), Also named Motionless Electric Generator or

MEG - an amazing free energy device - with three electromagnetic

designs, namely: MEG-1, created on March 10 to April 26, 2002; MEG-2 on

November 2-8, 2002; and MEG-3 on June 3-25, 2003. I developed the

original basic working component of the MEG device on September 2001.

Electrical circuitry was improved on June 2004, and a very-high voltage

circuitry version to extend the power output into the megawatt range

was designed on October 2004. Many schematic revisions were done from

the fall of 2002 through May-June 2007; and a slight improvement of

circuitry was added on January 25-29, 2008. The final and best

electrical circuitry designs were created from November 29, 2008 to

March 30, 2009. Have no plan to improve it further.

The MEG-1/2/3 device has no moving part, is fuel-less, noise-free, and

built from all discreet solid-state electronic components, and has an

electrical input. This small input is multiplied many times over

without any external energy added. It produces free electricity

virtually out of nothing! It is also the ideal power supply for my

second invention: the MV Propulsion device (see below).

There are two final and best schematic designs for the MEG-1/2/3

device: the first one I created on December 1, 2008 and the hybrid MEG-

1/2/3-REV4 design I did on March 30, 2009. The December 1, 2008 design

is a high-frequency DC non-regenerative mode with high output power

version, while the March 30, 2009 design is a low to medium frequency

AC but in the regenerative mode.

Invented a new kind of propulsion system usable in land, sea, air and

space transport; it's fuel-less, has no moving part, and noiseless.

Developed from March 2006 to September 19, 2009; named it the

Multiplying Vector Propulsion device, or MVP. The idea was actually

first conceived in my mind on November 11-13, 2005. Can produce a

propulsive force much stronger than gravity at the earth's surface.

There are several engineering designs with two different working

fundamental forces. A hybrid design, using both forces working in

tandem, was laid out from May 17 to September 19, 2009, and is by far

the best design I can envision. Using the MEG-1/2/3-REV4 hybrid device

as its power source, it can theoretically propel a spacecraft virtually

indefinitely - depending on the integrity of its components -

continuously accelerating to a final equilibrium speed at near a

fraction of the speed of light!

Invented a second kind of free energy device (named REV 4) that can

increase the range of an electric vehicle many times over without

recharging the batteries! Phase 1 of the project was from December 12-

31, 2005 to September 10, 2007; then the innovative phase 2 from

September 11, 2007 to May 12, 2008; and the explorative phase 3 from

May 13, 2008 to January 20, 2009. The first successful operational

test on an inductive load (like an electric vehicle) was conducted on

September 11-13, 2008. From January 20, 2009 to March 31, 2009, a new

hybrid design (MEG-1/2/3-REV4-MVP) was also theoretically laid out

capable of propelling an electric vehicle virtually indefinitely

without ever recharging the batteries! It works on totally different

electrical principles from that of the MEG -1/2/3 device, but is much

lighter in weight at the same power output, hence can be carried in an

electric vehicle; and somewhat easier and cheaper to build.

The REV 4 device can be designed to provide a few watts of free

electricity to over 100 kilowatts to power an electric vehicle. It's

theoretically possible to construct a megawatt- or higher REV 4 device

if very high voltage and very high current discreet electronic

components are available. It has no moving parts, fuel-less, and

noiseless. There are several working designs but the best ones I have

created are the (1) December 31, 2005 design (it works but has

regenerative power losses), (2) February to March 2008 design (also

called the Winged Serpent design - has three disadvantages but much

less regen power losses), and (3) May 12, 2008 through January 20, 2009

design (also called the Trinity design - by far a flawless design with

zero regen losses).

Invented a third kind of free energy device that works on totally

different physical principles from that of the MEG-1/2/3 or the REV 4

or even the MVP device. Named it Electron Avalanche Amplifier or EAA.

It combines several unconventional and probably unknown electrical and

chemical technologies; actually a union of three electrical and

electrochemical devices, i.e. a unique voltage amplifier, an innovative

and ingenious current amplifier, and a resonator. The idea for the EAA

was first conceived on September 3, 2007 but the resonator device was

first designed in May 4-5, 2004. The EAA is still in exploration stage

(due to lack of funding). It has no moving parts, fuel-less,

noiseless, and has a thermoelectric component (a thermopile) that

relies more on physico-chemical principles rather than the thermocouple

or Peltier junction effects. The resonator is certainly an unknown and

bright idea.

Discovered in the 1990's a new renewable gasoline-like fuel from

organic sources; can be used with gasoline engines with no

modifications. Extensive research on alternative fuels, e.g. methanol,

ethanol, methyl and ethyl acetate, MTBE, ETBE, bio-diesel, etc. and

engine modifications to run on alternative fuels.

Other researches/projects constructed in the 1990's: a 500-watt solar

photovoltaic system for an RV, fermentation, biomass reactor @ 500 psi,

500 C to make renewable fuels, ethanol fractional distillator, flexible

fuel engine modifications, fuel-saving devices, RV solar water heater,

laser technology, and nutrition and health.

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