  We have successfully produced infrasound, as a duplicate of that produced by
Industrial Wind Turbines. We have been able to produce this Infrasound inside a
research chamber, capable of accommodating a human test subject. It is our
vision that this project will permit others, with appropriate medical training
and ethical oversight, to research human thresholds and the effects of this
infrasound on humans. Our role has focused on producing the tools, systems, and
hardware required, to permit this research to go forward. This paper describes
the evolution of our project from the original vision, through the construction
of proof of concept prototypes, a series of improved models and their
associated accessories /operating systems, to the final test chamber as it
stands now ready to deploy. Also included are the mathematical and
computational data supporting our claim that infrasound conditions inside the
chamber can be made to duplicate those from actual Industrial wind turbines at
approved setback distances.
