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Brazilian scientists have announced the development of a breakthrough new motor that they hope will soon power everything from cars to industrial equipment. Just like solar panels capture energy from the sun, the Keppe motor captures essential or scalar energy from the so-called “vacuum” of space – which it turns out is no vacuum at all.
Actually, all motors do this, but the prevailing scientific theory doesn’t recognize it. Technology today is still locked into trying to get energy from material and this outmoded process actually blocks the capturing of the free energy found in space. As a result, motors today are much less efficient than they should be.
As non-renewable energy sources dwindle fast, massive environmental damage and global warming continue unchecked and electrical bills and oil prices skyrocket, the revolutionary — and completely green — Keppe Motor ushers in a new era of sustainable, clean and inexpensive technology.
Originally posted by DocEmrick
I doubt it. Something will happen and this will never make it. [Oil Giants Enter Stage Left]
Ye
[edit on 28-10-2008 by DocEmrick]
Originally posted by Outlawstar
Ill tell you what we can do, e-mail the Orion Project NOW, they are in a unique position to be able to do somethng about this.
Originally posted by Darthorious
not if I can help it lol...
I just contacted a friend and going to see if we can get one of these built the video's give enough info to get started looking at it.
Originally posted by rickyrrr
Here is the one argument that may be convincing: This motor has been supposedly demonstrated by recharging a third battery from the first two. If this motor really returned energy it would not require three batteries. In fact, it would require no batteries at all. Come on, think about it! why would batteries be required for a device that produces more energy that it consumes? a simple piece of wire or even a resistor could be replaced for the battery and there should be a positive voltage measured over that resistor as the supposed motor spins freely from its own energy, while turning a surplus to the resistor.
There is simply no reason why a battery would be needed even such contrived reasons as "to provide an initial something something" as is usually quoted in these videos.
Originally posted by rickyrrr
That would be over unity efficiency.
Another thing I find interesting is that they don't quote an efficiency ratio, like say... 0.9 or 1.1....
A good brushless motor can get about 0.8 efficiency (80% of the energy turned into motion and not heat or noise)
I would expect a free energy motor to have a number greater than one, like 1.01 or 1.5 or something....
Source of the form page.
Originally posted by GoldenAge
Originally posted by rickyrrr
That would be over unity efficiency.
Another thing I find interesting is that they don't quote an efficiency ratio, like say... 0.9 or 1.1....
A good brushless motor can get about 0.8 efficiency (80% of the energy turned into motion and not heat or noise)
I would expect a free energy motor to have a number greater than one, like 1.01 or 1.5 or something....
A distinction has to be made between Efficiency and COP. You can never have a system with 100% Efficiency or greater, but you can have systems with COP > 1. If you have a system that uses energy from some external source - the sun, the wind, geothermal, vacuum energy - then you can achieve COP > 1, but the system will still be less than 100% efficient.
These Keppe/Bearden/Bedini motors are designed to take maximum advantage of the vacuum/radiant energy and to have a very high COP, but they are still less than 100% efficient...