Energy Amplification...revealed!

[jettis]

Hi all,

I have proven this concept on the bench and it in fact does work, if you want energy amplification that is.
Thomas Bearden has stated or hinted at the fact the modern electrical community has failed to realize or suppressed the knowledge that energy can be used more than once in a system, as it can neither be created or destroyed, we are free to use multiple pass techniques if we can find such a way to do it efficiently.

-Dave Wing

[vidbid]

I have proven this concept on the bench

How so?

Regards,

VIDBID

[boguslaw]

I think the real magic is much simpler, here you have motor where the magic is happening. It is basic Tesla metod.

[jettis]

How so?

Regards,

VIDBID

Simply build it, then you will find out... How so!!! All you need is motors or loads that match and you will see what I describe.

-Dave Wing

[mbrownn]

I totally agree that current can be reused over and over again as it is not destroyed in the circuit.

I don’t see a COP of greater than 1 in this circuit unless we have a particular phenomenon taking place such as in the 3 battery generating system that was posted before. We have 5 x 12v motors and 5 batteries at the source, yes we gain in that we charge other batteries which can then run the motors for an extended period, nice recycling but motor losses mean that much of this gain is lost. Overall using this system on standard DC motors it gives us a much better efficiency I grant you that.

Please correct me if I am wrong.

I have been working on a way to recycle power and reuse current which I would be happy to share, but I don’t want to hijack your thread. It is not perfected so I don’t make any claims about it.

[BroMikey]

Many Batteries.

Simply build it, then you will find out... How so!!! All you need is motors or loads that match and you will see what I describe.

-Dave Wing

Thanks jet

I like these simple posts like this one you put out. Then you said you tested it on the bench so that is worth a lot to me. I never saw this Beardon information, so thanks again for finding it for me too.

Now there is the free energy.

I wonder if anyone tried this using pen light batteries? In other words this idea could be tested by starting with 5 penlight batteries powering a small cassette tape drive motor and follow the chart as posted using ever smaller motors.

If 4 motors run free then a small amount of current could be generated back into the system to keep the first motor batteries topped off.

Thanks Jet, you got the wheel turning again

Mikey

[gotoluc]

Hi all,

I have proven this concept on the bench and it in fact does work, if you want energy amplification that is.
Thomas Bearden has stated or hinted at the fact the modern electrical community has failed to realize or suppressed the knowledge that energy can be used more than once in a system, as it can neither be created or destroyed, we are free to use multiple pass techniques if we can find such a way to do it efficiently.

-Dave Wing

Thanks for sharing Jettis,

I bought 5 of 1.5v motors with plastic gears to link them all together and 15 AA rechargeable batteries.

This should replicate the effect but at 1.5 vdc

Should have the parts next week.

Luc

[Turion]

Or take a look at post #14 on the Basic Free Energy Device thread. Same cat, just skinned a little differently. The KEY to making either work efficiently is a pluse motor that acts as a generator during the off times, and even during the ON times because it is run between two positives. You also need that flywheel to even things out and keep the rotation going. Three pulse motors on the same shaft and rotated so that no motor is in the "on" position when another motor is on means that while one motor is running, two are acting as generators.

Dave

[Ted Ewert]

I agree that the current is "reused", but how is this any different than a bunch of resistors in series? You can recycle current all you want but you still have a power loss across each motor because of the drop in voltage.
Show me the conservation of power in this set up.

[Turion]

Ted,
Have you run a motor between the positives like we are talking about here? If you can put together a setup with any 3 batteries and a brushed DC motor, try the following. Hook the positive side of your motor to the + of the two batteries in series and the - side of your motor to the + of the third battery. Now put the neg lead of a volt meter on the neg of the battery closest to the motor in the two batteries in series and the positive of the volt meter on the plus lead of the motor and take a reading. You are measuring voltage into the motor. Leave the neg lead of the volt meter where it is and move the pos lead to the other side of the motor so you are measuring voltage OUT of the motor. Do YOU see any difference? The motor acts as a generator even while it is running. Yes there are losses in the system, but there are also gains. This is why you get extended run times. The bigger the batteries and the MORE efficient the motor ( like a pulse motor) the closer you come to the free lunch.

[altrez]

Hi Ted,

I have seen the voltage gain across the motors that Dave is talking about and also depending on how you fine tune the load you get extra current as well. I have posted a lot of my testing with pics of the setup on the Basic Free Energy Device thread.

It's very interesting.

-Altrez

[Turion]

altrez is correct. You can get gains in current also, but you have to spend some time and understand the system. Most people won't take the time. altrez has. I have been working with this stuff for 9 years now, and can tune it in my sleep, almost by the sound of the motor.

[Ted Ewert]

OK, I'm not saying anyone is wrong, I just don't see it yet. I'll do some reading which was suggested and see if I can get a better understanding.
BTW, I'm a little leery of any of Bearden's theories since I have found errors in the past, but will keep an open mind none the less.

Cheers,

Ted

[altrez]

OK, I'm not saying anyone is wrong, I just don't see it yet. I'll do some reading which was suggested and see if I can get a better understanding.
BTW, I'm a little leery of any of Bearden's theories since I have found errors in the past, but will keep an open mind none the less.

Cheers,

Ted

Hi Ted,

I can understand you being leary the thing is with this technology you have to get it put together on the bench to really understand it. You can take 3 batteries and a small motor to get started.

I would also recommend reading the 3BGS thread and the Basic free Energy Device thread also the new John Bedini DvD is a great resource as well. If you have any questions please ask.



-Altrez

[Turion]

Ted,

Don't take anybody's word. My grandpa used to tell me "Trust everyone, but always cut the cards."

If you want to know if free energy can really be had, you will never decide by listening to theory and discussion. You HAVE to put something together on the bench. There is NOTHING simpler than this circuit. You can put this together with three "C" batteries and a $5.00 radio shack motor, so for less than $8.00. And you can always use those batteries in a flashlight later. Then all you need is a voltmeter and you will see it for yourself.