Hello. I’m new here and not sure where to post this request, so please excuse me if I’ve chosen the wrong section. I’m not American and English isn’t my first language, so I hope I’m being clear.
I’m looking for original documents and scans of technical manuals, especially those published by John Titor. I have almost nothing at the moment, just a few poor-quality fragments found online, but I’d like to consult the original data.
Specifically, I’m looking for high-resolution files of the 1975 gateway codes, the 2001 VGLI update, and the 1985 maintenance manual. I’m also looking for complete, good-quality IBM 5100 user manuals.
I’ve read something about “710 frequency synchronization” for cylindrical mass displacement, and I’d like to check if the principle of atomic permanence is demonstrated in these diagrams.
I can’t give details. Let’s just say I want to perform a comparative analysis between John Titor’s data (specifically the 2001 VGLI data) and Ronald Mallett’s work on reflection frame training and ring singularities. I suspect his theories may have been inspired by someone else and implemented elsewhere before his publication.
More specifically, I’m looking for a “Maintenance Manual” dating from around 1985 (if one exists) and information regarding the “710 frequency shift.” These references seem to predate Titor’s publications but are consistent with Mallett’s early theories on cylindrical displacement.
I found it difficult at times to navigate the archives on this site, so I found a bunch of stuff in the internet archives. These links will take you through the bulk of it. If you download the PDFs and you use windows, I find “CTRL F” very useful.
I have a question: has anyone tried analyzing the photos in the machine’s manual?
If anyone has private or unpublished scans from the early days of the Time Travel Institute or old backups of BBS based in Florida, I’d be interested too
If you are interested in Titor, you might like a video I did about John’s first contact 25 years ago. It isn’t an explainer, but more of a reenactment using AI voices overs and imagery. It’s just for fun.
It’s been a while since we last spoke. I’ll be brief; I know this might seem like a strange question, but has anyone ever asked you if there are any technical means or plans for time travel? Or have you ever met people who seemed disoriented and mentioned time travel?
