Jean-Louis Naudin: From Electric Trains to Taser-Carrying Drones
March 4, 2008
Many people know Jean-Louis Naudin and his website:
Cold fusion, "lifters," free energy, and various experiments. But who exactly is this jack-of-all-trades? How many readers have told me, “Why haven’t people like Naudin and you been working together for a long time?” I asked Naudin this question on the phone a year ago, when we were creating “UFO-science.” At that time, he told me he was “funded by a Swiss foundation.” It is indeed true that openly working on UFO topics can be harmful and may compromise chances of contact and funding. I therefore proposed to Naudin a discreet collaboration, assuring him of the confidentiality of all exchanges.
At the end of 2007, when we had a “UFO-science” meeting in Paris, my collaborators tried to arrange a meeting. But the man was evasive. You will now discover the reason. I found the character quite likable when he (some internet users remember) presented a video showing “Orville, the first electronaut.” Orville was... a white mouse that he had managed to put aboard a “lifter” of metric size, powerful enough to carry the creature, placed in a transparent and light cockpit, on a cotton mat.
Orville, the first electronaut
http://jnaudin.free.fr/lifters/orville/index.htm
But this video disappeared from his site. On the phone, I asked him a year ago why:
- You know, these mice only live for three months. I became attached to them.
Naudin is “a big child.” At first glance, that's quite likable. But see what follows.
He started as an outstanding model builder, a champion of remote control. He built an impressive series of models, including a two-meter wingspan replica of the famous four-engine flying wing designed by “Jack” Northrop.
The Northrop XB-35 flying wing in 1946. Fifty-two meters wingspan.
The flying model built by Jean-Louis Naudin
The same model, in flight
On the homepage of Jean-Louis Naudin's website:
The Quest For Overunity
(c) JLN Labs 1997-2008 - by Jean-Louis Naudin
Dear new explorers and experimenters,
You are WELCOME in the JLN Labs website dedicated to the search for Free-Energy solutions and new generation of space-propulsion systems.
Good exploration,
Jean-Louis Naudin (France)
The research axis is clear: the search for machines offering “a yield greater than one.” The goal is humanitarian: energy for all, in abundance, as well as propulsion systems for the conquest of space.
Jean-Louis Naudin has his head in the stars.
Then, at the beginning of the 2000s, he suddenly had his feet on the ground and became interested in drones. These immediately bore the colors of his “sponsor”:
Naudin's first mini-drone, 2002. Equipped with a camera. The brand of his new sponsor is on the wings.
He continued his work.
You can easily find videos of this device, one and a half meters long, at the address:
http://jnaudin.free.fr/uav/qro/index.htm
Remaining loyal to his sponsor, Naudin displayed the brand on the wings of this new machine.
Do you know the difference between children and adults? The price of toys.
Here comes the Quadrotor observer. Naudin flies it over tourist sites.
Then the sponsorship expands.
Naudin piloting his surveillance drone
which becomes “the secret weapon of the National Police”
Finally, a new sponsor opens the doors to the American market:
It is Antoine Di Zazzo, CEO of the company Tazer-France.
I have often had the opportunity to meet delayed children who have played for a long time with electric trains. A certain category of scientists and engineers fall into this category.
Today, Naudin, ready to shed a tear over the death of his white mouse, has finally become serious.
He plays at war.
March 19, 2008, reported by a reader. In the February 8, 2008 issue of Ouest France, page 3.
Soon in our skies, above your gardens, anywhere...
Big Brother is already here
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