Peter, whatever happened with Eric P. Dollard?

[IndianaBoys]

Hope this helps everyone, enjoy.

WeThePeople,

Thank you very much!
Was not familiar with working with a split file.
The above info you posted worked the first time!

Thanks again,

IndianaBoys

[WeThePeople]

Correction For Above File Issue

I reference to the
Borderland Research Free Energy.7z.001
Borderland Research Free Energy.7z.002
Files found here:

MediaFire.com - dnorric's Shared Files



All standard archival software will open this just fine,
the problem here is the file was split in two to fit.

The header indicates it is a 7-ZIP file,
but look down your hex viewer a touch more,
and you'll note it was split my this program :

FreeByte.com - Homepage
FreeByte.com - HJSplit

Download Links:

hjsplit.zip - FreeByte.com
hjsplit.zip - TreePad.net
hjsplit.zip - FreeByteSoftware.com



Joined Name:

Borderland Research Free Energy.7z



Unpacked Name:

Borderland Research Free Energy.m4v
251-MB (263,661,102-bytes)
01:59:02-Runtime Length

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Here are the thirteen links for ease:

MediaFire.com - 01of13
MediaFire.com - 02of13
MediaFire.com - 03of13
MediaFire.com - 04of13
MediaFire.com - 05of13
MediaFire.com - 06of13
MediaFire.com - 07of13
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MediaFire.com - 09of13
MediaFire.com - 10of13
MediaFire.com - 11of13
MediaFire.com - 12of13
MediaFire.com - 13of13

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Also note, this is named wrong:

Eric Dollard Post on EnergeticForum.docx

it is a zip file of an XML layout set...

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Hope this helps everyone, enjoy.

[IndianaBoys]

Greetings everyone,
The video "Free Energy Research" with Peter Lindemann, Eric Dollard, Thomas Brown & several others has finally been posted on the net just yesterday. I just started watching it, but I've been wanting to see this for quite some time. It can be found here:


It is a .m4v file once extracted and can be readily played by VLC media player, which is free (google it).

I truly hope everyone enjoys this as much as I know I will, and continues to investigate all of these phenomena, as even today it is obviously not well understood, which is very sad as Eric has so kindly brought to our attention. Most of Eric Dollard's other documents are also posted at this same link, I cannot take credit for putting this collection together, I just happened to run across this goldmine.

Eric, I just want to say hello from a fellow ham and hope that you realize there still is certainly more good people than bad out there. Please reconsider taking us under your wing and re-opening the door, with everything going wrong in the world, we all know that burning oil for energy is beyond obsolete and now this is all more important than ever. We truly do need your help!

Kind Regards,
Mike

Lambda,

Thanks for making this available.

I downloaded the 2 videos "Free Energy Research".

7-zip is not able to extract these files.

Tried variation of file name as well without success:

Borderland Research Free Energy.7z.001
Borderland Research Free Energy.7z
Borderland Research Free Energy

Can you help with information on how to do it?

Thanks,

IndianaBoys

[phi1.62]

I purchased "Free Energy Research" from Teslatech a few month ago and watched it a number of times. I would recommend it to anyone who enjoys watching any of the Borderlands videos. Peter Lindemann and Michael Knox, in addition to demonstrating some interesting devices, give some insight as to why free energy devices have yet to appear, aside from supression by unknown powers. Eric Dollard, who suggests in the video that free energy devices should be referred to as anti-thermodynamic energy devices, demonstrates why free energy devices utilizing the dielectric component of electromagnetism should be pursued and some interesting phenomena with Tesla transformers.

At the end of the video, there seems to be an indication that there was a sequel made to "Free Energy Research" but it was never released. As I recall from Peter Lindemann's website Borderlands made several videos that were never released. Hopefully, Borderlands will release these videos one day.

[Raui]

Lambda cheers for the link to that video, it reaffirmed in my mind where my experiments need to be directed at the end of the year. Btw if Eric does not return to the forum there is enough information out there already in the books included in the link posted as well as the many references Eric has left around the place. I personally made up a list of publications from authors Eric said were relevant and from my limited reading of the material I have found them to be very interesting. A complete list of those publications can be found in the topic 'Parametric Excitation'.

Raui

[wings]

original paper

http://www.cheniere.org/references/R...Parametric.pdf

The Tom Bearden Website

for those who know Russian, not for me

http://ufn.ru/ufn47/ufn47_4/Russian/r474.pdf

[fzzzy]

Thank you so much. Everyone doing research in this area needs to be aware of Eric Dollard's work.

[Lambda]

"Free Energy Research" Video

Greetings everyone,
The video "Free Energy Research" with Peter Lindemann, Eric Dollard, Thomas Brown & several others has finally been posted on the net just yesterday. I just started watching it, but I've been wanting to see this for quite some time.


It is a .m4v file once extracted and can be readily played by VLC media player, which is free (google it).

I truly hope everyone enjoys this as much as I know I will, and continues to investigate all of these phenomena, as even today it is obviously not well understood, which is very sad as Eric has so kindly brought to our attention. Most of Eric Dollard's other documents are also posted at this same link, I cannot take credit for putting this collection together, I just happened to run across this goldmine.

Eric, I just want to say hello from a fellow ham and hope that you realize there still is certainly more good people than bad out there. Please reconsider taking us under your wing and re-opening the door, with everything going wrong in the world, we all know that burning oil for energy is beyond obsolete and now this is all more important than ever. We truly do need your help!

Kind Regards,
Mike

[LtBolo]

That's a simple test, just energize the coil with DC, and make sure you do it with a current above saturation and compare to no energized coil.

Good idea. We'll do that.

[broli]

That's a good thought, but I'm pretty sure the rotor is getting very hot due to eddy currents and I'm pretty sure we aren't losing any power. In an effort to fix the rotor stability problems, we welded the plates together. Not so sure that was a good idea.

Regardless, I'm 90% convinced that the rotor is loading the motor because of eddy currents, and whether it loads due to the extra power generated will be impossible to tell until we eliminate them. We'll get there.

That's a simple test, just energize the coil with DC, and make sure you do it with a current above saturation and compare to no energized coil. A lot of people underestimate eddy currents but they are very real and very strong.

[wings]

original paper

http://www.cheniere.org/references/R...Parametric.pdf

The Tom Bearden Website

[wonderful]

@ LitBolo,
You have mail

[LtBolo]

Maldestam used a rotor of aluminum (or copper). The distance between pairs of coils was 5 mm and the thickness of the rotor was 3 mm. He used a rotor of iron and did not work (no excitement, too many losses due of eddy currents). (from the russian original paper)

Do you have an English copy of the original 1934 paper? I do not, other than the few paragraphs that Fred Epps quoted on Naudin's site. I do have the English translation of the later paper paper he did, but would really like to have the original.

[Xenomorph]

Bedini pointed out that the Kromrey converter would also need a non-magnetic shaft. He explained it that the magnetic loop would be diverted into the shaft (if it is magnetic) and thereby could not complete the entire circle.
So in any way LtBolo will be probably be able to eliminate the detrimental effects by using an aluminum shaft.

[wonderful]

Strange. In trying to get the mechanical stable, we moved the rotor to the inside of the 'C'. This reduced the inductance, but still worked. It also appeared to saturate the core and limit the output. So we added about 200 more turns and increased the inductance to something higher than it was before. Now the output barely resonates, only showing about a volt or so at resonance.

Weird thing is that it still gets loud and the motor definitely loads...increases current by about 1.5amps....and...the rotor gets smoking hot, although nothing is touching now. It appears that there are eddy currents in the rotor that are causing the loading.

So, parameter change will induce power and Lenz still lives. The Russian paper used aluminum for the rotor. Guess I know why now.

Jury is still out.

yes, I agree.

Maldestam used a rotor of aluminum (or copper). The distance between pairs of coils was 5 mm and the thickness of the rotor was 3 mm. He used a rotor of iron and did not work (no excitement, too many losses due of eddy currents). (from the russian original paper)