He was thinking about the 15kV maximum voltage rating on the breakers; maybe he only did the breakers. You use to do the same kind of stuff for Gage, propaganda. Do you think Richard will recover?The risers were 13.8kv not 15kv anyway. He's wrong on that. Cobwebs in his brain?
The transformers would not explode on their own – they were air cooled, dry tight transformers. For them to be totally pulverized at the bottom...it was a shame that after the collapse that a forensic engineering unit didn't go into the debris and try to find, at that time, why the towers had collapsed. I'm sure there was other evidence that could have given a better indication at the time that there was something else wrong.
He was thinking about the 15kV maximum voltage rating on the breakers; maybe he only did the breakers. You use to do the same kind of stuff for Gage, propaganda. Do you think Richard will recover?
Is Georgio a Gage cult member sent out to spread lies about 911? Did they encourage you to go out and spread the junk they have? Is this advertising for Gage? Did you guys do that in A&E? Like Georgio posts videos and runs away, advertising for Gage, or what? Did you do this all over the internet when you were with Gage?
You have no comments on Humenn?I don't have any claims to make! I posted the transcript because I was interested in what people here thought of what Humenn was saying.
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The villain was a 3.54 AMP calibrated RAT. Dead and mouldy - parked himself across the 800 to 5 amp CT for the circuit breaker so it tripped at ~160 amps 415v 3 phase - numbers from memory - either the 160 or the 3.54 is wrong. Story will keep. My workaround triggered the emergency alarms in the main Grid Control Centre for NSW State.... )
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Similar derail-- Mine was a feisty squirrel. Had been seen using the telephone wires as a highway for months. One day however he decided to transition from phone to residential electrical feeder on the same pole. (lines were too close to begin with) and he managed to complete a cct between the two. Phone in the house went "ding" then both electrical and phones went dead, though not as dead and literally smoking as the squirrel. The former two were repaired, the squirrel not so much
A squirrel taught me, with the assistance of a transformer in front of my parent's house, that not every explosion is due to explosives...

The real fact of the matter was when they were showing some shots after the attack on Tower 1, the lights were on in the lobby, so the power was not interrupted throughout the building as the power was distributed on two of the interior columns. If the interior columns were hit by the plane, we would have lost power immediately.
Yes, They are feeders to one section and one section only.What interested me about that was when he says, '...the power was distributed on two of the interior columns'. This would seem to suggest that cutting these columns at any point would result in a total loss of power. Is this wrong?
How does this fit in with the zoning and isolation mentioned earlier?
He seems to be suggesting that various sections are isolated and will retain power when one section loses it, but ONLY if the main power cables (in the interior columns) remain operational - like if you cut a branch off a tree it won't 'kill' any other branches, but disrupting the tree-trunk at the base will 'kill' all the branches (except this is a tree where if you cut the trunk at any point then the tree will die), is that how it works? Something like this would appear to be what Humenn is suggesting.
Could someone explain, with reference to the diagrams, why the cutting of the columns, and therefore the power distribution Humenn is referring to, at the point where the plane entered would have no effect on the lobby lights?
He is almost certainly wrong. Sorry about the "almost" BUT I need to be rigorous and it is his burden to prove he is right not my or "our" burden to prove he is wrong....He's quite adamant about the lights in this interview:..
Having just read another interview with Richard Humenn -
He seems to be suggesting that various sections are isolated and will retain power when one section loses it, but ONLY if the main power cables (in the interior columns) remain operational - like if you cut a branch off a tree it won't 'kill' any other branches, but disrupting the tree-trunk at the base will 'kill' all the branches (except this is a tree where if you cut the trunk at any point then the tree will die), is that how it works? Something like this would appear to be what Humenn is suggesting.
More of less.I havent read the entire thread, it is so detaily. But based on a couple comments i read i feel i can say this much, whether it helps anything or not:
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If electric disribution is CLEANLY CUT above its source of origin, all power above the cut goes out...but power below the cut remains.
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However if the cut causes at least two of the power lines within a cable to contact each other, that are not on the same `leg`, due to the cut, a dead short will occur, resulting in total loss of power both above and below the cut...all the way down to the breaker that the power cable originates from. Anything on that breaker will lose power.
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If this was a `Duh...no kidding Shakespeare` comment...sorry.
Does the other interview shed any light on the significance of the transformers? The first interview had a lot of edits, almost like they didn't want you to hear everything he was saying.![]()
I designed the network power distribution system, including the network transformers for the substations, the emergency generator system, elevator evacuation system, under-floor wiring system through a network of cells in the floor that met trenches surrounding the core, and ultimately fed into the electric closet and the panels. I designed the lighting system, fixtures, and central lighting control system for the entire project throughout all the buildings. I also designed the fire alarm, intercom and public address system – used for the first time in a high-rise building. During the course of the design, we visited manufacturers in the production of the equipment, witnessed tests, and particularly the network transformer prototype was subjected to severe testing. I must emphasize that they were ventilated dry-type transformers – no fluids, nothing that could burn.
Yes, there was a simulated test done of the accident that happened to the Empire State Building where a 707 hit the Empire State Building and did severe damage at that point. They simulated a plane hitting the towers, and the result of the test was that the plane would break up before it even got to the interior columns. The only solid part of the plane would have been the engine – that could have skidded in and hit an interior column. The real fact of the matter was when they were showing some shots after the attack on Tower 1, the lights were on in the lobby, so the power was not interrupted throughout the building as the power was distributed on two of the interior columns. If the interior columns were hit by the plane, we would have lost power immediately.
He is wrong but there is no need or obligation on us to follow truther arse about logic....He's saying the columns could not have been cut by the plane due to the fact he saw the lights still on in the lobby.
I strongly feel that an international commission should be formed to look at this matter in an unbiased manner and come to a conclusion
