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www.americanantigravity.com – Dr. Ted Loder discusses The Disclosure Project and SEAS-Power. Loder retired in May 2005 as a Professor at the University of New Hampshire, Department of Earth Sciences and member of the Institute…
Video Mirrored for a good friends Kickstarter project. More info below – Here’s a short extra vid of the SOL cuff in use at night: More videos will be uploaded about the device to…
Combining present circuit ideas with those of the recent video by PMMG4HYBRID, this video demonstrates a peculiar phenomenon…that of a li-ion cell charging back up after moderate usage. Whether cell chemistry, radiant conditioning or…
These are two JT lights I made utilizing a no name surplus flash circuit I obtained from Electronics Goldmine for $.69 each (US). These boards were designed for an AA battery and appear to…
A surplus flash circuit light utilizing a Phillips LED bulb intended for 120 volt mains energy. This expensive bulb is no where near as good as the Lights Of America 27 chip LED bulbs…
More infos here: http://www.overunity.com/12736/kapanadze-cousin-dally-free-energy/msg367486/#msg367486 and http://www.overunity.com/12736/kapanadze-cousin-dally-free-energy/msg361673/#msg361673 Kapanadze device has been replicated on a small scale !!! You’ll need to keep the same orientation for the toroids, similar to the 2SGen setup by J. Naudin…
This is Dr. Stiffler’s new circuit driving 27 series connected 3 volt LEDs. The distance between the transmitter tower and receiver tower is 6 feet. The one connecting wire is a single thin stand…
An example of wireless electricity experiments (more within my YouTube channel). Here we have a dollar store type of flashing lights circuit, that has some interesting traits. The flash type can be set with…
An Alum water cell was due for a charge, reading 0.7V and 4mA. I decided to try using an Electrifly battery charger, to see whether it would work – not recommended, unless you have…
This is a replication of Chiilqueen’s high voltage inverter circuit that uses electrical component parts removed from a disposable flash camera. The project required careful removal of certain small parts from the printed circuit…