What is the latest on Gray's Tube ?

[mquevedob]

Hello everyone. I have been searching around for the latest status on Gray's spark Tube. There are just too many different places to look that makes it hard.

I hope someone here can update everyone on the latest status on Gray's spark tube.

Is it a viable option to get systems with >100% efficiency?
Can the tube be reproduced?
does anyone have any squematics ?

Regards,
Martin

[mquevedob]

I found this site from Aaron's work on the Gray's Tube

Directory:EV Gray - PESWiki

It seems from 2009.
Is that the latest work on this tech ?

[Aaron]

Ed Gray Technology - really Marvin Cole Technology

This thread has quite a bit of my own but it looks like you already found it by posting in that thread. http://www.energeticforum.com/renewa...plication.html

You can see some of my vids: Aaron Murakami - YouTube

I'm not done with it but it isn't a priority right now and I have not seen the vids of the person you reference. Any links?

[mquevedob]

Hi Aaron, thanks for your reply.

Right at the page 93 of that thread (Gray Tube Replication) a user named aespinola posted he had replicated the gray tube (http://www.energeticforum.com/241986-post2764.html) but never uploaded his findings.

In any case, is the gray tube the better path to building a free energy machine? Or are there better/easier other options?

Regards,
Martin

[Aaron]

free energy

Hi Aaron, thanks for your reply.

Right at the page 93 of that thread (Gray Tube Replication) a user named aespinola posted he had replicated the gray tube (http://www.energeticforum.com/241986-post2764.html) but never uploaded his findings.

In any case, is the gray tube the better path to building a free energy machine? Or are there better/easier other options?

Regards,
Martin

Martin, there are a lot of unknowns so it is up to a lot of intuition, speculation, etc... to figure it out. It is probably one of the most difficult ways to go. But I do believe that the plasma ignition concepts hold the key to the high speed methods of charging an inductor for the Gray Tube and will continue my experiments with it when I have the time.

The Bedini SG - if you have a good build to spec based on the Bedini SG - The Complete Beginner's Handbook, accounting for recovery PLUS mechanical, you will have 1.2 times the input or better. It is a proof of concept that shows free energy in an indisputable way. The work is able to be calculated and it is all about measuring real work done.

The Veljko mechanical oscillator is around 4.0 or better - easy concept and no secrets.

Those are 2 of my favorites, plenty more in this forum. It isn't a matter of if there are free energy machines or not, it is a matter of if you know what you're looking at.

[mquevedob]

Great answer Aaron, thanks!

I am looking for a system that will allow me to reduce my power bill.

For me it is fine to have a system that can run over batteries over a long period of time.

I was thinking of building a V-engine using solenoids, as shown in this video

V8 solenoid engine - YouTube

I would then use the energy stored in the solenoids to recharge a secondary battery in the period of time in which solenoid magnetic fields collapse.

Then I would think of a way to automatically swap main battery with charge battery when main battery is discharged.

the system will not be perpatual, but it will last for a very long time, if I understood SG correctly.

What do you think ?