William O´Neil-Spiricom

Doc Mueller: I think the problem is an impedance mismatch into that third transistor. B O’Neil: Third transistor… Doc Mueller: Yes, the transistor that follows the, uh, the input. B O’Neil: I don’t understand. Doc Mueller: The pre-amp. The pre-amp. B O’Neil: Oh, the pre-amp. Doc Mueller: Yes. I, uh, think we can correct that by introducing a, uh, 150-ohm, 100-watt resistor in parallel with a point-double-oh-four-seven microfarad ceramic capacitor. I think we can overcome that impedance mismatch. B O’Neil: Oh, boy, I’ll have to get the schematic. I…

Dialogos con el Dr. Mueller con VIDICOM(video research)1981: Dr. Mueller: William? Bill: Yes, sir. Dr. Mueller: Did you make that telephone call yet? Bill: No, sir. Dr. Mueller: May I suggest you do, William. Now you must understand one thing, William . . . Bill: Yes, sir? Dr. Mueller: I cannot be here forever. I cannot guarantee how long I'll be visiting here. However, I will do my best. Do you understand, William? Bill: Yes, sir. Dr. Mueller: There is a time and a place for everything. ... So as I have mentioned before, this is something I think you should be aware of.

Dialogos con el Dr. Mueller con VIDICOM(video research)1981: Dr. Mueller: Now on that bio feedback here. May I suggest that you change that. The resistor I mentioned . . . Bill: Oh, I found the schematic for that, sir. Dr. Mueller: You did? Bill: Yes sir. I don't have the schematic for the one that . . . the cheapy I bought at Radio Shack, but that's the one I've been using. Dr. Mueller: You are joking. Bill: No, I am not joking, sir. Dr. Mueller: That cheapy? Bill: Yeah, that cheapy. Ah, that's the one I was using when you showed up on television last night. I guess you noticed how . . . well I'll have to admit I was somewhat frightened when Mom showed up and earlier in this tape I promised George that I would show him somewhat of what we have accomplished with Vidicom. We don't have any facial features or anything like that yet but both you and Mom and I don't know who the other person is. I said that anybody else who comes in the Love of God and friendly . . . but I don't know who it was but. . . I just invited anybody . . . and did you notice the interruptions? Dr. Mueller:Oh, yes. Bill: You did. Good! So. . . I don't know, I ahh . .. . there are just not enough hours in the day anymore Doctor. Dr. Mueller: Well, you got to get your rest, William. Bill: I know I have to gel my rest. But there aren't enough hours in the day anymore.

Dialogos con el Dr. Mueller: Dr. Mueller:William? Bill: Yes sir. Dr. Mueller: The Arthritis Foundation would spare no expense or time to evaluate the I-F-R- T. . . . Very well, . . . I'll get back to you again about that . . . I'll give you another telephone number that you can call and you might mention my name. Bill: Mention your name, sir?? Dr. Mueller: Yes, William. Bill: Ahh . . . In what respect, sir? Dr. Mueller: Well, I was quite interested in treatment of arthritis and . .. oh yes, by the way, William, did you make that other telephone call about the capsule of cancer cells? Bill: Capsule of Cancer Cells. . ? Oh, I know what you are talking about now, sir. No sir. Dr. Mueller, please sir. . . Dr. Mueller: William? Bill: Yes sir? Dr. Mueller: Turn that camera off. Bill: Turn the camera off? Well, sir I like to record this. If you should tell me something sir, you know, and I forget and I am trying to remember, I can always play this back, sir. Dr. Mueller: I said turn that . . . camera off! Bill: All right, sir. Dr. Mueller: Turn that damn camera off or . . . do you understand me, William?

Dialogos con el Dr. Mueller: Bill: Yes, sir. Dr .Mueller: Did you obtain that book of mine yet? Bill: Oh, that book of yours. No sir. By the way, our friend Mr. Meek is really going all out to find that because I want to read those two pages you mentioned. Dr. Mueller: Very well. And I want you to read that, William. There must be copies available somewhere. Bill: Well, I think George . . . that's Mr. Meek our friend. . . Dr. Mueller: Your friend! Bill: Yes. Even if he has to go to the Library of Congress. He'll probably do that. Dr. Mueller:Oh, I see. Oh, all right.

Dialogos en Agosto de 1981: Dr. Mueller: Not very well but. . . now, William. Bill: I think I've got it, Doctor. Dr. Mueller: Very well. Try it just to make. . . just a little bit, William. You understand me, William? . . . William . Bill: Yes sir. Dr. Mueller: Try adjusting that frequency. . I'll give a count of five, William. One, two, three, four, five, fiivvee. I think that's the best frequency, William. Now the next project William ... William? Bill: Yes sir, I am listening. Dr. Mueller: Very well, the next project, William, is the elimination ... as you call it ... the zombie like sound of my voice. You know we have more ... at this moment ... is that about page 14 right William? [Raises his voice] [Bill was dozing off] Bill: Yes. That's right, Doctor [chuckle] I am sorry sir. Please forgive me. Dr. Mueller: That's all right, William. That's all right. Bill: All right sir. Dr. Mueller: You know in order to figure that, we are going to have to have a more stable frequency. By more stable I mean we have to do a way with the A.C. frequencies in the back-ground. We are going to have to find a way to eliminate it, to eliminate the ... oh ... the F-r-a-c-t-i-o-n-a-l frequencies. You understand me, William? Bill: I understand you, Doctor.

Dialogos con el Dr. Mueller: Dr. Mueller: Very well, William. What is that in there? What is that instrument there? Bill: Which one is that, sir? Dr. Mueller: That little one there. Bill: Oh the blue one, Yes, the blue one, sir? Dr. Mueller: Yes, William. Bill: That's a Bio-Feedback, sir. A Bio-Feedback Unit. Dr. Mueller: Oh really, do you have any nerve problems, William? Bill: [chuckling] No sir. You know what that's for, sir. Dr. Mueller: Well I am just joshing, William. I am just joshing, let's get on with it.

Dialogos con el Dr. mueller: Dr. Mueller: What did you say, William? Bill: I said I am sorry Doctor but . . . oh boy. . . it's almost 4 o'clock in the morning. The last time we talked it was what. . . about a quarter after two, I forget what time it is. Dr. Mueller: Oh there we go with that . . . time again. William you know better than that, Bill: What's that, sir? Dr. Mueller: You know better than that. I am not aware of time over here. Bill: Well, I know. That's what you said, sir. Dr. Mueller: I am not joking, William. I am not joking. Now listen, page 13 William please listen very carefully. Bill: Yes? Dr. Mueller: Adjust that frequency, William! Bill: All right, sir. Oh boy. . .

Dialogos con el Dr. Mueller: Bill: Yeah, I just turned on the tape recorder, Doctor. Dr. Mueller: Very well, William. Bill: You said to hurry back, und [did. That has been exactly one week ago. Dr. Mueller: Hoh hoh. Bill: Yes, hoh hoh yourself. Cold weather has left us, temporariIy anyway. It's raining, it's nice und warm. Of course you never know what to expect. I am going to try to put in a little garden this year. Dr. Mueller: Oh, wonderful. Send me a couple of carrots. Bill: What's that again? Dr. Mueller: I said you can send me a couple of carrots. Bill: A couple of what? Dr. Mueller: A couple of carrots. Bill: Oh, carrots! Dr. Mueller: Yes, William. And a nice head of lettuce. Bill: A nice head of lettuce. I am not going to plant acres, Doctor. What's that? [ think you were talking at the same time I was. Dr. Mueller: Well, perhaps I said if somebody had same cabbage I like fried cabbage, oh I love fried cabbage. Bill: Fried cabbage! Well, I like sauerkraut. Dr. Mueller: Well, you know what sauerkraut can do? Bill: Yes I do. You know, Doctor I never thought I'd see the day when I could ah . .. talk to someone like you in the way we are doing und if ten years ago someone had told me this was possible I would recommend that they be sent to the 'funny farm". Dr. Mueller: Well, perhaps you are fight.

Dialogos con el Dr. Mueller: Bill: Yes. Dr. Mueller: I am very happy William, that surgery was not necessary. There are times when surgery becomes necessary. Don't worry about it William. Don't worry. Worry does not help the situation. . . . Should surgery become necessary in the future, since it's not a malignancy . . . it's benign, there's nothing to worry about, William. Did you understand? Hopefully you will not have to have that surgery, William. . . . but should you have to have that surgery, please William, please, worry will not help. Do you understand, William? Bill: Yeah, I understand, but do you understand, Doctor.. I know I am not getting any younger. Dr. Mueller: I know. I understand, William. Well. . . In my case . . . well I was fortunate. . . It was sudden. . . however, . . . you know in advance. The important thing. . . the one benefit that you will find as the result of our contacts you are aware! I was not aware of this side. I didn't know the potential over here before. So when I got over here it was like waking up in the morning and not knowing where you are at. Like having a bad dream . . .

Dialogos con el Dr. Mueller: Dr. Mueller: What's that, William? Did you understand what I mean? Bill: Oh I understand, but a lot of things I don't understand. Do you have any suggestions, Doctor? [pause] do you have any suggestions? Dr. Mueller? . . . Doctor Mueller. . . Oh boy Dr. Mueller?? Are you there, sir? Oh my God . . . Dr. Mueller??? Oh boy. . .

Dialogo con el Dr. Muller: Bill: What's that again? Dr. Mueller: . . . the television set with the metal screen . . . I didn't put that in the magnetic input from the signal generator in conjunction with the input. . . from the camera to the television system. You understand, William? Bill: Yeah, I think that's it. Dr. Mueller: Oh, by the way, William. Did you get that multi-faceted crystal? Bill: No I didn't Doctor. I got that 5 faceted from Edmund's. page 10 Dr. Mueller: Edmunds . . . Edmunds?? Who is Edmunds? Bill: Edmund is a company . . . Edmund's Scientific. Dr. Mueller: Oh, I understand. What were the results? Bill: Well, I inserted it into the lens of the camera but all I got was a lot of crazy colors of light, but I didn't get any imagery. Dr. Mueller: Oh, I see. Well very good. Well, I think if we follow this other procedure, William, and I am not absolutely sure but I have a feeling that this will help clarify the image so we can discern features of the subject. We have the form, we have the face, we have the . . . we know . . . human form, however, we must be able to discern the facial features, so we can identify the subject. I don't know as yet [talking to another entity] Just a minute, William. [to Nathaniel] What's that? Bill: What's that, Doctor? Dr. Mueller: No, no William I am not. . . Somebody is talking to you. William, do you know Nathaniel? There is a fellow here, William. He says his name is Nathaniel, he says he knows you and you know him. Bill: Nathaniel? I don't know anybody by the name of Nathaniel. Dr. Mueller: He says he knows you. Bill: I don't recall knowing anybody . . . [by the name of Nathaniel]

Dialogo registrado en Abril de 1981. Bill: Just a minute, Doctor. Yes, I know you are here but I got to . . . I am gonna cut down the volume of these other frequencies. Dr. Mueller: Very well, William. Bill: I want to cut them down to a level that won't ah . . . Dr. Mueller: I am not sure, William but . . . I don 't feel too comfortable with that one frequency. Bill: What's that again, Doctor? Dr. Mueller: I said I am not too comfortable with that one frequency. Bill: Well, we will see. Maybe we can change it later on, Doctor. Dr. Mueller: Very well, . . . oh yes, William . . . Bill: Yes? Dr. Mueller: Ah . . . I think we have . . . a problem with . . . the Spiricom we are working on. Bill: Spiricom? Oh you mean Vidicom. page 9 Dr. Mueller: Oh yes, William. I am sorry, Vidicom. I think the problem is . . . I know that your wife's relatives. . . television receiver, however, William I think the big problem is an impedence mismatch into that third transistor. Bill: Third transistor? Dr. Mueller: Yes, the transistor that follows the input. Bill: I don 't understand. Dr. Mueller: The pre-amp, the pre-amp! Bill: Oh, the pre-amp? Dr. Mueller: Yes, I think that I can easily correct that by introducing a . . by introducing a 150 or 100 . . . I am not sure, William, a 150 ohm one-half watt resistor in parallel with a .0047 microfarad ceramic capacitor. I think we can overcome that impedance mismatch. Bill: Oh boy, I'll have to get the schematic back. Dr. Mueller: You rather have the schematic? Bill: I'd rather mark it on the schematic, Doctor. Dr. Mueller: Very well. Bill: The schematic is over there in the file. Dr. Mueller: Very well. Oh yes, William one other thing. Bill: Yes, Doctor?

Grabacion de 1980. Dialogo: Dr. Mueller: William, I think that's much better, right there, William. Now . . . William, did you understand? Williiaamm? Bill: Yes sir, I understand, Doctor. Dr. Mueller: Very well. I will give you a count from one to ten. One . . . Two . . . three, four five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten. One moment, William. Bill: Ok. Dr. Mueller: Very well then: "Mary bad a little lamb, its fleece was white as snow. And everywhere that Mary went the lamb would goooo. goooo" [deliberately holding last syllable]. Play that back for me, William, [pause] William? Bill: Yes sir. Dr. Mueller: Play that back für me. Bill: All right doctor. I am sorry, I was lighting a cigarette. Dr. Mueller: Oh those cigarettes again! [tape skip] Dr. Mueller: Did you change it, William? Bill: Yes I did, Doctor. Dr. Mueller: Very well. I am back about three feet now, I am back about three feet. I will give you another test. One, two, three four, five, six, seven eight nine ten. I'd change that frequency again, William. Bill: Very weIl, Doctor. Dr. Mueller: One One One, One two three four five. This is somewhat better, William. Play that back if you will.

Diálogo registrado en 1981. Bill: "Dr. Mueller, please, sir." Mueller: "William." Bill: "Yes, sir." Mueller: "Turn that camera off." Bill: "Turn the camera off? Well, sir, I like to record this. . ."