Pakistan ZPE PM generator OU device on TV

[ashtweth]

Guys Abu from Panacea Pakistan Sent me this,
Pakistan

He is in the same city and will talk to the guy soon, ill have a translation of the video soon, look at the 24 sec mark, it looks like one of Pat's drawings or Tom B's. I nearly fell out of my chair

http://img146.imageshack.us/img146/6246/pakistanf.jpg
(24 sec)

YouTube - Pakistani Genius : SASTI BIJLI (CHEAP ELECTRICITY)


Ash

[Slovenia]

Thanks

Thanks for sharing this Ash!!

[rave154]

Hmm..

on the right, theres a diagram i recognise, with the angled "yolk" for the magnets to go past......i wonder if this is the "device" that has been built and can be seen rotating?..... also heard the word magnet in there somewhere.

[blackchisel97]

I've seen this before

Indeed, it looks familiar

http://i29.photobucket.com/albums/c2...sel/freem2.jpg


Vtech

[ashtweth]

Hi All Here is the Translation i got from Abu

Dear Ash,
I did the best i could. they did not talked much about the invention but a lot of other things. please watch video and also go through what i have written in order to get an idea. anyway im trying to get the contacts of these students will get that soon.

Anchor: People cry about their sufferings a lot but there are very few who actually find a solution to it. Similarly three students of Rawalpindi have provided a solution to energy crisis by producing cheap electricity. The reporter will give a report on this.

Reporter: the three students are studying medical but the have done a work of engineering. These students of science college have not only used magnets to produce cheap electricity but also managed to lift heavy weights by using hover craft technology. Reporter further states that if provided with resources our country can progress in the field of science and technology.

The Student: we want to bring our country in line with developed countries, these are the principles we worked for and we will if God wills will work in same manner in future as well.

Reporter: their invention has been approved for participation in international science and engineering fair in USA. That is to be held in May and 52 countries and 1500 students are participating in the competition.

Regards
Abu

[electricity]

How does Pakistan understands ZPE

I'm a new student of ZPE and there's a whole lot to learn.

One thing I had wanted to point out is that Pakistan is one of the few countries in the world that has extremely effecient and higher quality education, 1 in every 3 is privately educated. And there's more that's being taught than the systemized modified theories and laws of science.

So what does this have to do with ZPE.

Here's a little metaphor I had learned from them. Is steel more elastic than Rubber?.

Elasticity is the greatest resistance to deformation.

We are all blindly seeking ZPE. To know ZPE is to utilize a whole different set of tools and logic. Forget and throw away all of the false theories of Science and lies of Einstein.

The basis of ZPE is Universal system of Nature.

[elias]

Hi

I saw this diagram from Bedini's website on the image:



It seems that he has developed on this idea.

Elias

[kippered]

I tried out a concept that was similar to the picture above. I may have had the specs diferent but what I found was that no matter how much magnetic sheilding you provided the magnets found a balaced force.

Some results were.

- A magnet will not follow a non linear ramp to the thickest point, it will just find a sweet spot that is 'good enough'
- Once the rotor magnet passes the ramp there is pretty much no repel force since the sator sheilded magnet's lines of flux head straight into the sheild material as it is the lower reluctance path
- The rotor magnet also has some backwards attraction to the thich end of the sheild providing some sticking negating any potential gain

There might be more you can do with changing sheild material thickness and saturating the sheild with one magnet but after some research it became clear if it was that easy then many people would have working permanent magnet motors by now.