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TinMan	The latest free energy devices « on: 2013-06-25, 11:18:28 »
Group: Elite Experimentalist Hero Member Posts: 5677	I thought it would be good to have one thread where as we could post our latest found free energy machine's. Here is a 4kW generator ,posted by PESNetwork's. I mean this is it guys,our problems are over.It's plain to see this is an OU device. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nKrL4VCjSXU --------------------------- Never let your schooling get in the way of your education.

giantkiller	Re: The latest free energy devices « Reply #1 on: 2013-06-26, 18:05:57 »
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Re: The latest free energy devices « Reply #2 on: 2013-06-27, 00:00:00 »

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Good idea, Tinman.

I've mentioned the research at NRL before, but I still think it provides the most scientifically compelling data that I know of.

There is a conference at the University of Missouri (Mizzou) in a month, where NRL and other researchers doing careful measurements will present their data:

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Welcome to the ICCF-18 Conference: “Applying the Scientific Method to Understanding Anomalous Heat Effects: Opportunities and Challenges.”

Here is the abstract by the NRL group for the ICCF18 conference in July:

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Low Energy Nuclear Reaction Research at the Naval Research Laboratory
D.A. Kidwell1, D.D. Dominguez1, A.E. Moser2, J.H. He2, K.S. Grabowski1, G.K. Hubler1 C.A. Carosella1, C. Cetina2 and D.L. Knies1 1Naval Research Laboratory, Washington, DC 20375 USA 2NOVA Research, Inc., Alexandria, VA

We have explored the field of Low Energy Nuclear Reactions (LENR) for about eight years focusing on transmutation, electrochemistry, and gas loading with the latter two being the most fruitful. In electrochemistry, palladium foil is loaded with deuterium in a closed electrochemical cell contained in a calorimeter. Occasionally, excess energy is produced that is much larger than can be accounted for by chemistry or the electrical input into the system. Unfortunately, the poor reproducibility (<6%) prevented discovery of the trigger for this excess heat. In gas loading, palladium nanoparticles are pressurized with deuterium. While the resultant heat is very reproducible, it is much lower than from electrochemical experiments and therefore harder to characterize as unconventional chemistry. In both approaches to LENR only energy (as heat) is produced – neither nuclear products nor transmutations have been firmly established.
Science is data driven. Once a hypothesis is formed, the most important scientific task is to disprove the hypothesis. Only after failure to find conflicting data is a hypothesis accepted as likely correct, but that acceptance can change on a moments notice when new data arises. Although simple in concept, LENR experiments have subtle pitfalls to trap the more casual researcher, and much of our effort has gone into uncovering these pitfalls. Through a historical perspective, I will discuss the application of the scientific method to selected results and how incorrect conclusions could have been easily made.

In contrast, we can find no artifacts to explain the data for some of our results, and therefore we must conclude that an unknown source of energy exists and is worthy of more attention.

http://iccf18.research.missouri.edu/files/day2/Kidwell_Keynote.pdf

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[SIZE="4"]we can find no artifacts to explain the data for some of our results, and therefore we must conclude that an unknown source of energy exists and is worthy of more attention.[/SIZE]

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"we must conclude that an UNKNOWN SOURCE OF ENERGY EXISTS" -- just as many of us have been saying for a LONG time! They did not say "fusion" or even LENR! they said, UNKNOWN SOURCE OF ENERGY.

This project is IMO representative of careful scientific methodology -- and they have uncovered something very interesting. They are not the first, but they may be the first to proceed by challenging their own "beliefs" or "hypotheses" to such an extent that they confidently "must conclude that an unknown source of energy exists."

PS -- I'm planning to attend; my registration has gone through.

TinMan	Re: The latest free energy devices « Reply #3 on: 2013-07-01, 03:11:06 »
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Re: The latest free energy devices « Reply #4 on: 2013-07-01, 04:33:06 »

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Quote from: tinman on 2013-06-25, 11:18:28

Here is a 4kW generator ,posted by PESNetwork's. I mean this is it guys,our problems are over.It's plain to see this is an OU device.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nKrL4VCjSXU

Forget the generator, look at the cute model. Not even the camera men could focus on the generator, he kept scanning her.

Her name is Albena Petrova, a Bulgarian beauty.

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Peterae	Re: The latest free energy devices « Reply #5 on: 2013-07-09, 10:00:48 »
Group: Administrator Hero Member Posts: 4696	Hi Tinman The video link to youtube you posted seems to have been made private, i dont suppose you know where to get another copy by any chance Cheers Peter

PhysicsProf	Re: The latest free energy devices « Reply #6 on: 2013-07-11, 00:01:49 »
Group: Professor Hero Member Posts: 3249	Jason Daz in the Phillipines is highlighted in PESN today. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v-qIjLZQbRU Apparently has some patents but is willing to share info. The latest free energy devices DazMo-GenPrototype3.jpg (103.49 kB, 1087x640 - viewed 687 times.)

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Re: The latest free energy devices « Reply #7 on: 2013-07-11, 15:58:22 »

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Big efficient DC motor driving a capacitor excited AC generator. Belt losses around 5-10 % at the light load shown. Load looks like 13 Watt CFL. So maybe a max of 20 watts total consumption from the batteries. This could run quite a while on those batteries.

When he disconnects the batteries and shows the underside of the thick base, I'd be interested.

Why use a belt with it's losses when you can direct drive at no loss? his pulleys look to be around 1:1 or slightly higher ratio, maybe 1:1.3. Running direct drive he will get more speed out of the alternator and less loss.

Physic prof: why no interest in this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=a2LXj48s_ho

where the batteries are actually disconnected and it is lighting real incandescent lamps (not CFL's) at about 500 Watts capacity?

Sterling A. should be ashamed to post the headline he did on this unit, as it is more than slightly misleading although correct:

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Philippine inventor, Jason Daz, has posted a video that appears to show a self-looped motor-generator system. An external power source starts the system and then is disconnected, at which point the 1 hp (~746 watt) motor turns the 3 kW generator via a belt, which loop back to power the motor, with energy left over. An outlet from the generator then powers a light bulb. (PESWiki)

He fails to mention that the motor and generator are basically freewheeling in a feedback loop as there is no real load except the CFL, minor copper and friction loss, and belt losses. Also, the batteries are not disconnected, so there is the source. If he could maintain a few large incandescent lamps well past the amp-hour capacity of the batteries, I would be impressed.

JD claims he will use a capacitor instead of batteries to prove it works, but I won't be holding my breath for that.

These guys never state the operating principle because there is probably none.

Looks like the ambassador to peswiki (Mark Dansie) who is regular guest of the smartscarecrow show made an offer to visit JD in the Philippines to check it out. Will probably be heralded on an upcoming show, so stay tuned for more hoopla.

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Re: The latest free energy devices « Reply #8 on: 2013-07-11, 20:25:03 »

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=a2LXj48s_ho

where the batteries are actually disconnected and it is lighting real incandescent lamps (not CFL's) at about 500 Watts capacity

That is very intriguing, all of about 20 views so far... But no English -- is there a forum where this is being discussed?

I see a coil inside coils, lots of unknown parts... Any circuit information?

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Re: The latest free energy devices « Reply #9 on: 2013-07-11, 20:33:47 »

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Jason Daz in the Phillipines is highlighted in PESN today.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v-qIjLZQbRU

Apparently has some patents but is willing to share info.

Good news on this front -- Mark Dansie is in the Phillipines and is arranging to do TESTS on the device:
http://revolution-green.com/2013/07/10/self-looped-motor-generator-philippines/

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Self Looped Motor Generator Philippines ?
By mark dansie | July 10, 2013 - 11:34 pm | All Magnet Motors, Experimenters, July 2013, Magnetic Generators, Unconventional Green Energy news

JasonDaz_q-mo-gen_sq_95X95Having tested and seen many similar self looped devices around the world, I thought it was time I had a close look at this one. I had a few readers alert me of this video in the last week. I saw it featured in Free Energy News and decided I should do something about this. The inventor is only a couple of hours from where I am staying in the Philippines. I have forwarded my contact details on to the inventor, and Sterling Alan has also forwarded my details. I hope to review this device in the next few days. It is fortunate I have some instrumentation here for my other work and have friends who can assist with a full assessment.

Just an update, the Inventor has contacted me and I will make arrangements to meet him soon. He has some time pressures and a very demanding work situations so the testing will be in his own time frame.

The inventor seems to be very experienced and genuine. Unlike a couple of others over here, who refuse third party assessment without large upfront payment. The other encouraging aspect of this is he is attempting to move away from the battery to a capacitor. I hope he succeeds in that as all other attempts never managed this feat.

There is a lot of data missing here like how long has it run under load and many other unanswered questions. I will keep our readers informed as things progress and will shoot a video if I am granted permission to visit.

Sterling’s coverage can be found at: http://peswiki.com/index.php/Directory:JasonDaz_Self-Looped_Motor-Generator_in_the_Philippines

The following YouTube has a lot of good questions and answers and is the basis of Sterling’s Story (and mine)

same youtube as I cited above.

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Re: The latest free energy devices « Reply #10 on: 2013-07-11, 20:48:35 »

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That is very intriguing, all of about 20 views so far... But no English -- is there a forum where this is being discussed?

I see a coil inside coils, lots of unknown parts... Any circuit information?

What we have so far (on this latest Akula 0083 device) is seen in the "TK replicates" thread starting at reply #122, but the whole thread is a good read. The video link I posted is now invalid, but it was saved and reposted to Peterae's youtube channel. I thought you would be interested since the guess thus far is NMR induced beta decay process.

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PhysicsProf	Re: The latest free energy devices « Reply #11 on: 2013-10-22, 12:15:11 »
Group: Professor Hero Member Posts: 3249	Next comes a very large piece of equipment. If it doesn't work (and I find little or no actual data from measurements), it was a big investment of time and money. Pictures and info here: http://www.pureenergyblog.com/2013/10/21/1884/8502383_step-3-of-3-more-photos-posted-of-rar-energia-gravity-motor/

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Re: The latest free energy devices « Reply #12 on: 2013-10-22, 14:38:11 »

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Quote from: ION on 2013-07-11, 20:48:35

What we have so far (on this latest Akula 0083 device) is seen in the "TK replicates" thread starting at reply #122, but the whole thread is a good read. The video link I posted is now invalid, but it was saved and reposted to Peterae's youtube channel. I thought you would be interested since the guess thus far is NMR induced beta decay process.

Jerry Volland on the heretic builders forum claimed a few year back to have replicated the Ed Gray tube and attributes the energy gain to some sort of Carbon-14 explanation.

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Re: The latest free energy devices « Reply #13 on: 2013-10-22, 14:38:43 »

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If I were funding such a device (RAR Energia), I would have first wanted to see a working small scale model, a believable theory of operation and maybe a patent application.

Are we to believe the unit is not downward scaleable below a certain limit? Are there press releases to draw investor money or is this privately funded?

Too many unknowns with this, but maybe it is really the beginnings of a soybean rendering / pulverizing machine since that is their main business, and has been wrongly touted by the "anonymous poster" as an energy machine for that persons gain.

The devil is in the details.

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Re: The latest free energy devices « Reply #14 on: 2013-10-25, 13:20:26 »

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Quote from: ION on 2013-07-11, 20:48:35

What we have so far (on this latest Akula 0083 device) is seen in the "TK replicates" thread starting at reply #122, but the whole thread is a good read. The video link I posted is now invalid, but it was saved and reposted to Peterae's youtube channel. I thought you would be interested since the guess thus far is NMR induced beta decay process.

...or NAR induced...

Acoustic vibrations for NAR can be caused by Ampere's forces, magnetostriction, electrostriction, piezoelectrics or simply magneto-mechanically clapping the gain medium (e.g. clapping ferrite core halves as in the STAAR Yoke device).

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Quote from: verpies on 2013-10-25, 13:20:26

...or NAR induced...

Acoustic vibrations for NAR can be caused by Ampere's forces, magnetostriction, electrostriction, piezoelectrics or simply magneto-mechanically clapping the gain medium (e.g. clapping ferrite core halves as in the STAAR Yoke device).

Yes, I should have mentioned NAR also.

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