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Originally posted by DudeCuda
I've considered similar things in the past relating to the breakdown of water, spoke to a chemist friend of mine to length many times in the past. All theoretical of course, just a novel topic we liked to toss back and forth. If I remember correctly, the biggest issue was trying to contain the energy from the breakdown of water.edit on 12-5-2012 by DudeCuda because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Aim64C
I'll put it to you pretty straight, Chaotic:
You will waste time and money pursuing pretty much any idea that claims you can make an over-unity device out of a box of electronic components.
Think about it a minute. Oil and energy companies are investing and funding, in absolutely massive amounts, renewable energy sources (such as solar, wind, hydro, etc). They are investing into the very things people on these sites claim "big oil" is trying to suppress and keep out of the market.
Why would they spend money on such complex and immature technologies if they could, with a box of used electronic components, create a device that simply breathed energy... and get the same thing for so much less and with far fewer drawbacks (no cloudy days to worry about, droughts, lack of wind, etc)?
I would encourage that you, first, build known, functional devices/circuits that generate power in more conventional methods. That way you get some experience working with electronics. Later - as you learn more, and are more sure-footed in your ability to turn a schematic into circuitry - then you can pursue "free energy" machines that pique your interest.
A little experience would help you spot the blatant nonsense for what it is, and allow you to sift through to find the ones that have some kind of potential at... if nothing else... being an interesting voltage transformer.
but I don't think there's much we can do about that for now.
The trick will be to convert the energy it produces into a USABLE form.
Originally posted by ChaoticOrder
reply to post by samkent
Well take a look at the video on page 2. Steven shows results from a professional quality Tektronix scope, and he knows what he is doing. It's unlikely he would measure it wrong. BTW, we are dealing with a DC power supply in this circuit, all I'm doing is measuring the voltage and amps going in, which gives me the watts. Then I am doing the same thing for the power going out. And there is a small over-unity factor from what I can tell.edit on 11-5-2012 by ChaoticOrder because: spelling
Originally posted by ChaoticOrder
reply to post by Six6Six
You bought a whole pile of electronics and magnets you say but have ZERO ideas or plans on what to build...BUT you think you have what you NEED?
Im crying with laughter here......you want free energy from something simple to build???
Try building a Wind generator or Fan......hahaha....peed myself a little!!
Wow how charming you are, with all the peeing and stuff.
Of course I had a few ideas, but I wanted to hear some suggestions from ATS before I began to attempt anything. And I didn't just buy a bunch of electronic components so I could build a free energy device, I build all types of circuits in my free time. I just figured it would be fun to try building an over-unity device. Since that makes you so hysterical I suggest you avoid this thread.edit on 12-5-2012 by ChaoticOrder because: (no reason given)
You are correct that the Hydraulic Ram has been in use for a long time.
Originally posted by StayAlert1
reply to post by RandomEsotericScreenname
LOL This use of water pressure was actually discovered in the 1500’s DUH…….. Test it yourself before you spout off. I have seen it in person. It works fine. You can also google it. This method was also used by early miners here is the U.S. by stepping pipe diameters down from large to small / water hose, for strip mining river banks.
Originally posted by ChaoticOrder
reply to post by butcherguy
Please... lets not get into the discussion of "it can't be done". That is not the topic of this thread.