The Hubbard coil is no different than most other FE devices and most operate on the same principal. We could think of the problem this way... When we look at the Hubbard coil, if all we see is a transformer then we lack knowledge and understanding and the odds of success are near zero. That is not to say transformer action plays no role only that it cannot be the operating principal because we know that cannot work. Ergo, it must be something else. This video is a perfect example of the kind of thinking required to solve the Hubbard coil problem. I suggest everyone watch this video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UTgrWmOk4q8Solving Impossible Problems for Fun and Profit | Dan Gelbart You see people like Dan Gelbart can do the impossible. They do not keep doing the same old crap over and over thinking something cannot be done. They think around the problem exploring every possible alternative. As Gelbart explained, 99% of people do not have the mental capacity to think outside the box but some do. Gelbert absolutely nails another important aspect at the beginning of the video. "If you don't think about something when you in the shower your in the wrong field". In effect, if your not completely obsessed with solving the problem and thinking about it 24/7 you will fail. Case in point, T.H.Moray worked on one device for 30 years. These were not weekend warriors or do nothing armchair critics, these people devoted most of their life to finding answers. These were very intelligent absolutely determined men who were not willing to take no for an answer. The nut and tap problem at the beginning of the video is a perfect example. How many people do you know who could solve this problem with no outside influence?. If fact I know zero people who could solve this problem and I had no idea either. It looked like an impossible problem which would defy physics until I saw how easy the solution was. Free energy technology is like that.
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