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The complete build process for crystal power cells. 15V version coming up next. Parts list and more information listed at: http://laserhacker.com/?p=326 Live video duration test: http://laserhacker.com/?page_id=20
one driving (motor) bedini coil and five generating (generator) coils to BR and Cap and Its’ following pulse discharge by Reed Switch to battery; the same time a bemf pulses helping to charge bttry…
In this video I also show the dielectric absorption effect that can be very deceiving. Update – I got back from work and the light was still going 12 hours later. Forum Discussion at:…
Happy new years free energy fellas. This is my first real practical application of a free energy (or almost free) device. This one foot of copper and magnesium will run 5 super bright LEDs…
The mystery of the really long running has been solved, but i’m glad I asked about the observation and thank you for the kind responses…perhaps others would be stuck for an answer too were…
The Rosemary Ainslie “Quantum Magazine” single-mosfet circuit is tested at 2.4 kHz, 3.7 percent HI and also 95 percent HI duty cycles. The thermal data indicate that it is unlikely that Ainslie used the…
Using a one Farad capacitor charged to 5.5 volts…. Altoid runs for a fairly long time, long enough to call it “steady state” for the first minute anyway. So I have to ask…. how…
For more info: http://www.overunity.com/13100/free-energy-mark-dansie-demonstrates-solid-state-selfcharging-free-energy-chip/ and http://pesn.com/2012/11/13/9602218_Mark-Dansie_Demonstrates_Solid-State-Chip_and_Water-Flashlight/ Posted with permission from Sterling D. Allan. This was recorded at the recent BEM Energy Conference in the Netherlands. Mark Dansie was showing the first real free energy…
On June 29, 2013, Rosemary Ainslie conducted a live streaming YouTube Video Demonstration of her NERD mosfet claimed overunity circuit. The demonstration was four hours long. This is an excerpt of what was presented…
www.americanantigravity.com – Dr. Robert Cassanova is the head of NASA’s Institute for Advanced Concepts (NIAC), and he joins us to discuss some of the leading contenders for what may become the next-generation of NASA…