Alternative energy devices

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Hi Everyone
Greetings and welcome from New Zealand, just near paradise, as Mark says :)

I'm interested in discussing ways to research and develop electrical and heat generation devices that operate on the zero-point potential principles, ie. the resonant properties of rotating magnetic fields.

This means they operate at the resonant frequency of the ionisphere, or a harmonic of it, and when properly tuned then 'over unity states' occur, and super efficencies are achieved.

This means that the cost of running a motor/generator is much less than a conventional design, and so would be ideal in the locations and situations Mark is trying to assist, ie. where low cost of manufacture and operation are desired, and the typical infra-structure of so-called 'developed' countries that we might take for granted may not exist to any great extent.

This may be hyper-geek for some, but the principles are really simple, despite being dissed by classical and/or mainstream physics followers. I can live with that, given that all inventions and breakthroughs have broken the boundaries, so nothing is new on that front. :)

Thinking outside the square? What square!

Anyone interested? Be great to hear from you

Stephen Barrett
Taranaki
New Zealand

[finn01]

"given that all inventions and breakthroughs have broken the boundaries"

They may have broken boundaries, but none have broken the first and second laws of thermodynamics (as these devices would have to if they were to work).

[Mark Joyner]

Hey Stephen, to get this conversation moving forward perhaps we can invite a few qualified people to come in and discuss ...

For example, if you can find any scientists who are openly looking at similar solutions, let's invite them here to open up with their views.

MJ

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Hi Mark

Thanks for your reply, much appreciated.

I'm shortly to visit the home of a guy who worked for 30+ years on the physics of resonant fields, a topic I studied at uni, along with the resonance of optics. I have discussed this zero-point topic with him for approx 15 years, have read several of his books, etc, so have good working knowledge and some insight into the principles, and into his thinking.

I have a tentaive agreement to have access to one of his prototypes, and have been given free access to an electrical workshop here in Taranaki, with staff and machinery at my service, to tune and tweak and even re-design the device as required.

I expect that you and our fellow forum members would rather see a real live demo, rather than have an academic discussion of a topic that doesn't sit comfortably within 'mainstream' physics.

So, when the prototype is ready I'd be more than happy to show you and others what has been developed.

The two applications currently in mind are a 1Kw 'cooker' eg for remote areas, and a 10Kw power pack to supply the average home, again not requiring electrical infrastructure. The power pack is intended to supply a mixture of AC or DC electricity, heat (inherent in the water-cooled design), and torque via an output shaft.

These are specific to the applications outlined for the focus of ConstructZero, so I thought I'd mention them.

I'd suggest that interested members should read up on the work of Nikola Tesla from a century ago, specifically rotating magnetic fields and the stable resonance of the ionisphere. He tapped immense power from it...

Tesla breached almost every boundary there was, and his work is often not discussed today because he called so many conventions into question. He filed dozens of patents, but upset many people in the process.

Hope this clarifies my position. Also, I shall endeavour to contact several well-qualified people who have an interest in the project, and knowledge to share.

Best regards

Stephen

[JointWinWin]

Hey Stephen,

No doubt you have heard of the Irish company Steorn who for the last few years have been touting a new form of energy creation through the use of magnets called "Orbo".

They have had a severe kicking in the press since they unveiled the technology first with a full page advert in The Economist in August 2006.

They went quiet for a while (beavering away) and then unveiled a public demonstration in London in July 2007 which alas went pear shaped.

Well they're back in the limelight again and are now rolling out their first stream of technology associated with their findings (the aforementioned Orbo).

The longevity of their claims and now their actual implementation with engineers gives me great hope this technology will be "the one".

There is no way in hell this is a publicity stunt for the company as they have had their own private funding and if it transpired their claims were fraudulent, they would be crucified and rightly so.

You may want to see if you can get involved in their "300" at the moment. The video on their home page is an interesting one:
http://steorn.com

Fingers crossed for a magnetic future!

All the best,
Tom

[earthe]

Hi Stephen,

Are you familiar with John Bedini?

http://www.icehouse.net/john1/index11.html

He's had a device running under his bench, continuously, for about 5 years, not connected to any external source but the vacuum.

It's worth checking out.

A couple of quotes from his website.

"The Bedini process repeatedly produces a negative resistor inside a battery or other energy storage device for free, or nearly so. Once the negative resistor is momentarily established, the energy leaps from the vacuum onto the battery, which are charged with excess energy. The battery is recharged and the load is powered simultaneously."

"A typical system approach is to power the system from one battery, while a second battery or group of them is on “charge” from the negative resistor process. Then the powering battery is switched and the load powered from another one, so that the original battery can be charged very rapidly."

I believe this approach could be very useful in a decentralization concept.

Graig :>)

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Hi Graig and Tom
Yes, have had a look at Orbo - they don't give any significant details, but may well be onto something.
And, yes, I have looked closely at Bedini's work and models. Again, he doesn't give much away, so difficult to say much other than 'watch this space'. Appears to be a very different approach to the rotating magnoetic fields I'm investigating, which is somewhat based on Tesla's ideas, as mentioned. Will try to glean more

Have spoken with my contact, and will visit within 10 days. I'm optimistic I can demo this for Mark at a location of his choosing in New Zealand, once preparatory steps are complete. Will keep you posted.

Cheers
Stephen

[adgator]

Hi,
Here are some ressources you may find interesting about this subject.

Downloadable instructions to build your own free electricity generator for under 100$ with materials easy to find at your local hardware store.
magniworks.com
magnets4energy.com

I haven't look at the first one, but bought the second one. Haven't built it yet but want to give it a try.
At first look there is a lot of fillers: like chapters on how to isolate your home and things like that.
But it doesn't mean it won't work...

Also,
there is Dennis Lee with his plan to revolutionize electricity production in America.
atmantechnologyclub.com
He put up a plan to bring this technology in 16 millions homes in north america, and redirect the electricity into the grid and sell it to the energy companies.
He believes for the technology to come out we need to inform the masses. Which he plans to do by organizing 100 live demonstration in stadium at the same time and hour.
The generator called Hummingbird sundance is able to produce over 260,000 KWh per year, could last 100 years and cost around 9,000$us.
This is not a DC3C but it shows that free energy is possible.


And also MDI, a company who put up a motor that work with compressed air. There are different models and can run for under 2 liters of gasoline for 100 km on the highway with the bi energy and run with zero pollution on mono mode with the compressed air only.
They already have contracts with Air France and the city of Paris.
ww.mdi.lu

Patrick