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Rosemary Ainslie published an article in the October 2002 issue of Quantum Magazine, a technical newssheet. The article presented a particular schematic as the one used to make the data in the article, which…
(Please watch the previous videos in this series to see the development and explanation of the circuit and its purpose. Not able to go on our field trip due to rainfall, we went ahead…
Hi all Thank’s “Blue Serge at energerticforum”” who made very clear schematics and explanation of his experiments, i could not prevent me to make some testing. This is my first experiment on a Tesla…
Here’s my build of a great little wireless power transmitter and receiver that was shown in a video by user MarkoBakula at www.youtube.com Please see his video and comments for the schematics and templates…
Here’s a description of the connections and layout of the simple “Q-17 Plain” circuit. The 12-position terminal block makes assembling and connecting the circuit very easy. The schematics are included at the end of…
Here I show the effect on the input power measurement of adding a small electrical load to the PTO terminal of the MHOP. The motor is also turning a small electric airplane propeller and…
Here I’ve just taken the Wireless Inductive Power Transfer system another step along the conceptual process. With 18V input to the transmitter, I transmit the power across 3 inches of blank space to the…
just a modified small version of previous “TROS long-runner” setup (/watch?v=cLjuec8mz1E) inspired by last Akuls’s schematics; will try to scale it up with IT setup
http://www.overunity.com/7679/selfrunning-free-energy-devices-up-to-5-kw-from-tariel-kapanadze/msg366602/#msg366602 http://www.overunity.com/12736/kapanadze-cousin-dally-free-energy/msg366037/#msg366037 This is a replication of a Kapanadze type selfrunning free energy device generator, that seems to run itsself and also poweres a huge lightbulb, after the battery connections are removed. These come…
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…