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[mike]

http://au.youtube.com/watch?v=efCelx7qe_M&feature=related

 

[TClaeys]

You've heard of these types of energy devices over the decades and none of them have panned out. Unfortunately, I would guess this would be the same.

They say that it creates more energy than it uses. That is flag number 1. Surely I would be astounded, and of course elated, if such a device would work, but, ..... can't say I'm optimistic. And I hope they prove me wrong. My guess is we hear nothing more about this contraption.

 

[truthseeker]

You've heard of these types of energy devices over the decades and none of them have panned out. Unfortunately, I would guess this would be the same.

They say that it creates more energy than it uses. That is flag number 1. Surely I would be astounded, and of course elated, if such a device would work, but, ..... can't say I'm optimistic. And I hope they prove me wrong. My guess is we hear nothing more about this contraption.

You're absolutely right. I've been following alternative energy field for years now and there've been too many claims such as this with nothing to show for it. I truly hope that one day we will have something like this but my bet is that we probably won't for many decades to come. I think there is a lot of vulnerable people out there who fall for such claims, invest and then lose a lot of money as a result. It's amazing how some companies or people have been able to get away with this for years.

I think we probably won't hear of this particular device again or it may resurface in a few years to make similar claims and ask for funding or better yet; (my personal favorite) -- "this device is expected to go into production by the end of the year", to never be heard from again.

 

[Gareth]

I dont get why theres doubts. Either it can do what he says or it cant. Although I am skeptical too, I just wish theyd hurry up and get independent confirmation.

 

[skunkape]

I posted this clip on the "World Without Powerlines" thread. Sure would be cool if it works. I'll remain open. There are many other options not being considered that are proven to work much better than the way we do it now. I'm putting my high hopes of thermoconversion for now. I would just be happy as a peach if someone made a thing that works as well as this one claims. Magnetism and Gravity are some funny stuff and it wouldn't shock me to learn that some part of the equation were left out of present formulas.

 

[Gareth]

I posted this clip on the "World Without Powerlines" thread. Sure would be cool if it works. I'll remain open. There are many other options not being considered that are proven to work much better than the way we do it now. I'm putting my high hopes of thermoconversion for now. I would just be happy as a peach if someone made a thing that works as well as this one claims. Magnetism and Gravity are some funny stuff and it wouldn't shock me to learn that some part of the equation were left out of present formulas.

Well what theyre presenting here is the holy grail. An over-unity machine that spits out 5x the amount of energy as it takes to operate? Holy shit!

This is the whole point Dr. Steven Queer's Orion project thing.

I really hope this is for real, although my cynicism tells me that there is something they overlooked. Like maybe the magnets break down or something after a day of use. Who knows.... it just seems too good to be true right now.

 

[TClaeys]

Who knows.... it just seems too good to be true right now.

Thats because it is.

I can't remember the name of the company(it's killing me because I'm trying to think of what the hell the name was), but once I followed the news about this company as it had upcoming demonstrations of its energy device. There were some vague timeslots of when this was to occur.

I followed the news and there were some press releases and so forth. Finally a time came where it ended with a demonstration. First there were some apparent problems "firing up" the device. Then after several days of glitches there was some breakdown that happened that couldn't be rectified at the location. The demonstration was over with, with nothing to show. But the company said it would be back after the problem was fixed. I never saw anything from them again.

Thats an absurdly fragmented recollection by me of the events I remember. Point being that it was a drawn out timeline that ended with nothing gained. After all the months and months and perhaps years, nothing. I'll have to really jog my memory to try and remember the company so I can get the story straight.

But Gareth, you're right. If it can be demonstrated, then let some people in your laboratory or whatever and verify it TODAY. Grab a handful of scientists and verify it for everyone. We need it NOW.

 

[skunkape]

Don't make fun of Steven Greer because he's a girlie man. There are plenty of other facets of his person to ridicule. I like to think of him as bullshit-guy. Those over-unity generators will only work if gravity is utilized. That makes them gravity-assisted generators and the concept becomes sound.

 

[Aaron LeClair]

I'm no expert on Tesla, but I heard we could have had very cheap or free energy way back in his day. Pity there's greed.

 

[skunkape]

I'm no expert on Tesla, but I heard we could have had very cheap or free energy way back in his day. Pity there's greed.

Tesla wanted to try using the planet itself as a battery. North and South poles spinning around a magnetic axis. Sounds like it should work if you could build the grid. Greed only exists because of the ignorance of the exploited. We are all rich if only we can learn to recognize.

 

[truthseeker]

Thats because it is.

I can't remember the name of the company(it's killing me because I'm trying to think of what the hell the name was), but once I followed the news about this company as it had upcoming demonstrations of its energy device. There were some vague timeslots of when this was to occur.

I followed the news and there were some press releases and so forth. Finally a time came where it ended with a demonstration. First there were some apparent problems "firing up" the device. Then after several days of glitches there was some breakdown that happened that couldn't be rectified at the location. The demonstration was over with, with nothing to show. But the company said it would be back after the problem was fixed. I never saw anything from them again.

Thats an absurdly fragmented recollection by me of the events I remember. Point being that it was a drawn out timeline that ended with nothing gained. After all the months and months and perhaps years, nothing. I'll have to really jog my memory to try and remember the company so I can get the story straight.

But Gareth, you're right. If it can be demonstrated, then let some people in your laboratory or whatever and verify it TODAY. Grab a handful of scientists and verify it for everyone. We need it NOW.

You're thinking Stearn.
They made a big stink by posting an ad in the Economist. Their validation process was supposed to be over a year ago. The company is still around but no technology to display and they've been pretty silent after the whole demonstration fiasco.

 

[Kevin Daly]

You're thinking Stearn.
They made a big stink by posting an ad in the Economist. Their validation process was supposed to be over a year ago. The company is still around but no technology to display and they've been pretty silent after the whole demonstration fiasco.

Steorn.
I'm surprised their web site is still up...there must be a few charlies throwing money at them still.