I hereby donate $500US to the pool of money offered to the successful applicant for the OUR Award. The successful applicant is as determined by the Rules, Terms, and Conditions in the associated thread.
Darren Kozey
(poynt99)
Hi Guys
I will add $500 to OUR prize fund.
Peter
Good stuff. We're now at US$1500 :D
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Quote from: poynt99 on 2009.12.13, 20:14:04
I hereby donate $500US to the pool of money offered to the successful applicant for the OUR Award. The successful applicant is as determined by the Rules, Terms, and Conditions in the associated thread.
Darren Kozey
(poynt99)
Offering such an incentive is a good idea -- but what are " the Rules, Terms, and Conditions in the associated thread"??
Please define terms like "Overunity" or "Free Energy" would you, while you're at it? I'll take a stab at a definition for FE: based on my experience in alternative energy research for decades:
Free energy as I would define it does not seek to violate the Law of Conservation of Mass-Energy or any other law of physics. Rather, the idea is to extract energy from a non-conventional (perhaps not fully understood) source -- not from any chemical reaction nor from stored-mechanical energy nor from fission or geo- or solar-energy (as wonderful as those conventional sources may be).
See here (http://www.overunityresearch.com/index.php?topic=526.msg8380;topicseen#msg8380) for the draft rules.
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OK, Poynt99, looks good to me -- with the added proviso mentioned by Fraser that the development needs to be open source or disclosed to the public, so that it truly becomes "free energy" to humankind.
Quoteauthor=Fraser link=topic=10.msg86#msg86 date=1260970061]
Count me in for US$500 also, provided the claimant can meet the requirements set out and the tech is open sourced I will pay them.
Along with your conditions (well-stated), including:
QuoteThe device must be able to produce a continuous output power of 15W (minimum) over and above the total amount of power applied to the device as an input source of power. If and when it is deemed that the applicant's submitted measurements are credible, the applicant will either submit the prototype for testing by OUR, or provide all the details necessary to replicate the device in question.
Count me in for US$300 also, with the proviso that the development needs to be disclosed to the public, freely available to humankind.
Quote from: PhysicsProf on 2010.12.27, 16:31:44
OK, Poynt99, looks good to me -- with the added proviso mentioned by Fraser that the development needs to be opensource/disclosed to the public, so that it truly becomes "free energy" to humankind.
Along with your conditions (well-stated), including:
Count me in for US$300 also, with the proviso that the development needs to be opensource/disclosed to the public.
OK, thank you Prof.
I have added the proviso to the draft rules.
OUR new total is $1800.
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