Guillot is the surname attributed to the inventor or author of a source dossier filed under the archive's "Atmospheric power" grouping (dossier 21), hosted at [source note 2]. The page is associated with a named apparatus, the "Eclator", and with a second unresolved identifier, "565".
What is known
The source names him as eng. Jules Guillot and attributes to him two French patents — #551,882 (16 April 1923) and #565,395 (25 January 1924) — on the capture of atmospheric electric currents, as well as a device described in a 1930 encyclopedia article by Gillbert Darida. The source does not supply a nationality, birth/death dates, or institutional affiliation beyond the French patent filings.
Context
The dossier sits in the same archive grouping as the C. Earl Ammann atmospheric-generator material, which is the other atmospheric-power case documented in this wiki. The grouping is thematic and archival; it does not establish that Guillot's apparatus shares Ammann's claimed principle.
Related work
- Eclator — the named apparatus associated with this dossier.
- atmospheric-electricity-extraction — the shared concept page for atmospheric-power claims.
- c-earl-ammann — the other inventor in the same archive grouping.
Source notes & attribution
- source dossier: https://rexresearch.com/guillot/guillot.htm . Native source file: rexresearch/1dce0460d172240b.md .
- https://rexresearch.com/guillot/guillot.htm