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MeggerMan

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Re: Overunity, Green Energy, Powered by Gravity!
« Reply #120 on: December 29, 2006, 09:36:19 AM »
Hi Darrell,
Hmmm... I'm intrigued.
Have you got a a view of the whole device?
What method do you use to alter the radius of the weights as this is the critical factor in the working of this type of device?
Can you connect anything to the wheel hub to generate power or will this cause too much drag?

Regards
Rob

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Re: Overunity, Green Energy, Powered by Gravity!
« Reply #121 on: December 29, 2006, 07:07:09 PM »
Hello Rob,

You said, intrigued.
That is nicer then the previous comment. made by another. I wonder what a person needs to accomplish, to be able to make such a comment, (no disrespect intended), to anyone.
>>Have you got a view of the whole device? <<
I have many but they show too much. I will try to find another video that can be showen or maybe some photos.
>>What method do you use to alter the radius of the weights, as this is the critical factor in the working of this type of device? <<
That is part of it. It takes a few, what I call variables, to have the weights and measurements correct, in order to get start up. Then you need to make some adjustments for extra power output.
>>Can you connect anything to the wheel hub to generate power or will this cause too much drag? <<
On my machine, I have never had anything hooked up to it. It does have an axle for just such a reason. It will start on it?s own and I?ve had to keep it from going to fast. I now believe that such a machine will have a limited RPM. The video shows an experiment that is all. I posted it to show that some time and funds have gone into the machine and that it is not only an idea on paper.

I would like to discuss an arrangement to have another machine built with a breaking system, tachometer and a generator.
To date, I have not done any serious looking for a person that can build such a machine, and I hope they can also move this machine forward and onto the marketplace.
I will be looking for someone in the New Year. 

Regards
Darrell

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Re: Overunity, Green Energy, Powered by Gravity!
« Reply #122 on: December 30, 2006, 02:58:48 AM »
I really shouldn't be telling anyone this but I am working on a design of mine that in some respects is similar to Darrell's. I have my doubts that mine will even work. I feel the math I have come up with shows that it doesn't work. However I am applying for a $150,000 research grant and I was told I have a 95% chance of getting. Hopefully in the next couple months. So if for some reason I can't make mine work and your design has something that mine doesn't that makes it work I just might be interested in learning more. However, as a businessman I won't sign any non-competition forms unless they are limited and I have the majority control. Which is more then a fair price to pay if your looking for investment capital for this kind of thing. Plus if it works even a 1% share in the design would be worth Billions! lol.

Tim

P.S. Darrell, I can't seem to get the video you posted to work. Any ideas why?

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Re: Overunity, Green Energy, Powered by Gravity!
« Reply #123 on: December 30, 2006, 08:16:11 PM »
Tim,

I do not know why the video would not continue working.
Let me know if you or anyone else would be interested in a conversation.

VANDUGEGS@YAHOO.CA

Darrell

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Re: Overunity, Green Energy, Powered by Gravity!
« Reply #124 on: December 30, 2006, 09:10:31 PM »
You need Quicktime player or Quicktime alternative codecs
with Mediaplayer Classic.
Look here:

www.free-codecs.com

@Darrel,
this video is nothing new,
the total machine is not visible, just the
lower switch mechanism...

I think from your standpoint of view it would make more
sense to post a video of the whole machine
from about 3 to 5 Meters
away, so one can not see the mechanism involved,
but could see, that it runs on its own power.... if it really
works at all.


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Re: Overunity, Green Energy, Powered by Gravity!
« Reply #125 on: December 30, 2006, 09:49:21 PM »
Hello Stefan,

I have looked over many videos and I cannot find one that does not show too much. I think the problem is that I have worked on these machines so long; I see everything, in all the videos. I could show some more photos but I am not ready to give away 25 years of work, not yet.
I have thought of letting you post the full video but as I said, I see everything and I do not, at lest at this time, want to give it away. (The question is, would posting that video be giving it away??)
I have a few opertunenities to check and I will decide soon.
If you would like to make some comments on the video you have seen, without giving away too much, you may. It is very had to do. I have showed a video and a few photos, just to let people know its been built.
If someone can see enough in the video and photos and would like to sign an NDA, then I might show them more. This person must be able to build a machine.
I joined the other forum to ask for advise and received more then I really wanted to hear.
There are a lot of talented people on these forums, if only they could get together, to a common goal.
I still need good advise if anyone has some. What would you do with this machine?

Darrell

PS  Do not post anything without consent.
PSS Who would like to see this machine starting by itself and what would you do afterwards? ( Only 90 degrees of movement.)

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Re: Overunity, Green Energy, Powered by Gravity!
« Reply #126 on: December 31, 2006, 05:22:24 AM »
Our common goal here as a community starts with OPEN SOURCING but I guess that is not enough for you? 

"What would you do with this machine?" take a wild guess what I would do? OPEN SOURCE!

peace

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Re: Overunity, Green Energy, Powered by Gravity!
« Reply #127 on: December 31, 2006, 08:38:24 AM »
The one problem with open source is that it is open! I do think any and all technology shouldn't be suppressed but there has to be a balance for economic sake. If a technology like this came out with no control millions of people would loose there jobs, the stock market would crash and a lot of other nice things. A true capitalistic market will balance the price out with what the economy will stabilize at. It would still save everyone thousands of dollars each. You could sell it for a tenth of the price and still supply a huge number of well paying jobs while cutting not only the cost of power but the cost of every product you buy. Aluminum is one of the most abundant materials on earth and is great for everything but it cost too much because all the power needed to refine it. Yada yada. The other point I would like to make is that if you release it to the world open source you are allowing someone else to get a patent on it and cut you out. You may give the technology to everyone free but if one Corporation patents the rights then no one can build this without paying a royalty even if they know how to build it. My plan has always been to patent it and control it so that it stabilizes the market and maintains the ability for people to still build them on there own. A balance.

Ok that was a waist of a few minutes. This is all small potatoes. Lets get it to work first. Sorry.

Tim

P.S. As a note though: If I were to have something I knew that work but I didn't have the means to do anything with it I would compromise as much as I would have to to get it out. I would feel an obligation. Not if you have the means and you are going the best you can but still slow them keep it a secret for now. But do something. Lives are at stake here. If we (US)  could replace out energy source with something of this nature we could pull out of a lot of wars. The communistic tyrants that are stilling on all the oil would run out of money. If the whole global warming thing is true then they say 20 years sooner then later can make a difference! I have/had something I am working on that I am trying everything I can do to get it running if at all. I'm finding the money, I'm finding the people and connections, I had to trust a lot of people with the idea so that I could get to were I want to go and faster. At this point I think I am in a position that if I had a concept that worked I could have it engineered, manufactures, funded, patented, etc.. in six months! Just needs something that works. OK, thats is good night.

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Re: Overunity, Green Energy, Powered by Gravity!
« Reply #128 on: December 31, 2006, 08:48:54 AM »
GNU/GPL would probably be the best way to go if you need to patent. Then you can OPEN SOURCE it with no worries! :)

* see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GNU_General_Public_License and http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html


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Re: Overunity, Green Energy, Powered by Gravity!
« Reply #129 on: December 31, 2006, 02:07:52 PM »
I think releasing an OU device that could replace existing motors for example would increase jobs, as just think of the man power and work needed to manafacture these things and then replace every motor out there.

If a device was released that allowed each home to to have it's own self contained source of power, then It would be a huge task of installing all these devices.

At the end of the day all you are doing is pulling the plug on the electricity coming into a house, so the supply company will suffer as they have lost revenue, but then get them involved in the mass rollout, this way it still gives them a replacement income.

At the end of the day, advance on technology has replaced many industries over history, but on the back on these new technology comes new jobs.

I never look at this as Free Energy but rather as Alternative Energy that does not  the world of all her resources.
 
Regards

Sean.




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Re: Overunity, Green Energy, Powered by Gravity!
« Reply #130 on: December 31, 2006, 07:59:03 PM »
Members,

People have asked how I have been so patient for 4 years. It is because I would not want to make any hasty decisions. I believe some strategy is absolutely needed and necessary.

I do not think any one country should have a monopoly on such a machine. This is why I have said I would like to find at lest one person in each country, to manufacture and distribute the machine, this way, maybe an even playing field, could become possible. All countries with their own new power supply and we know that some need it more then others.

In Ontario, we need to replace 80 percent of our energy production and build more for the future. The future power requirements is what I was going to look into, world wide, then people can continue with the jobs they have. If this machine can provide future power requirements, then slowly changing the present ways of power production, would be a good start.

Darrell

PS Some people may be surprised at the amount I would except, for this Gravity Machine.

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Re: Overunity, Green Energy, Powered by Gravity!
« Reply #131 on: January 07, 2007, 08:05:38 PM »
A video for people with an open mind,

I found this video to show another person, then thought of this forum.
First, this is not a working machine, as you can see.
It shows why I could not let the machine spin very fast, not even as fast as it is in this video.
When I was standing at the three o'clock location, I was keeping it slower then what it is in this video.
As you can see, this machine must be built with its intended RPM in mind.
This video gives an idea of what the machine may have looked like, the first time it ran.

Happy New Year

Darrell Vandusen sr

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Re: Overunity, Green Energy, Powered by Gravity!
« Reply #132 on: January 27, 2007, 10:21:33 PM »
Hello members, Stefan.

10,000 and counting, I have been waiting to reach the 10,000 mark so I can move on.
I have given the 4,000 plus members of this forum, more then enough time to get involved or at lest make some suggestions towards moving this machine forward.

I find it interesting that most countries around the world are supposed to be looking for new sources of energy, yet no one takes a look. The country I live in seems to only be interested in solving the pollution, after the fuel is burned and not to find something that has no polluting problems, in the first place.

I still do not understand, why people that have watched the videos I posted, are not able to understand, how and why, the machine works.
I know most people would like to see the full video of this machine, while it completes several rotations. Showing this video would be full discloser. I have never had anything hooked up to this machine, anyway. I?m sure there would still be questions, even if it were seen. Speaking of videos, I have not seen anything that others have been working on?

Machines that rotate are interesting but they are not enough. A machine must be driving an outside source that requires energy input, and then and only then, does the machine prove it has extra power. Without extra power it is just art.

It has always been my belief, that if someone could understand the 30-degree explanation, then he or she might get involved and I might let them.

Good luck to everyone on his or her endeavours. Never give up, it is possible.

Darrell Vandusen Sr
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Green Energy Gravitional Systems, ( Sounds good to me )

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Re: Overunity, Green Energy, Powered by Gravity!
« Reply #133 on: February 01, 2007, 03:02:55 AM »
Darrel,
you have exactly got the point:
FULL DISCLOSURE
is needed to get some people involved and get people
to replicate the machines.

This is what we need and want on this website !

It is all about Open Source Energy development.
No hiding,no withholding.

Everyone will win in this situation.
As the energy market is very big,
everyone can make enough money also with full disclosure.

Especially with gravity wheels full disclosure is needed,
cause there have been too many fraudulent attempts been made..

Regards, Stefan.

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Re: Overunity, Green Energy, Powered by Gravity!
« Reply #134 on: February 01, 2007, 07:27:45 AM »
Once a few of our members has replicated and found proof of overunity, I'm quite sure there will be lots of people interested in funding its further development. Anyone who's been working on this kind of research for years knows there have been lots of claims but no proof of concept yet, no way to get the device out. In a open source community replication and confirmation makes for absolute proof and act as a medium for R&D and funding, but only after replication.

I hope your claims are legit, but I've read things about you somewhere before...
http://www.besslerwheel.com/forum/viewforum.php?f=10

GNU/GPL would probably be the best way to go if you need to patent. Then you can OPEN SOURCE it with no worries! :)

* see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GNU_General_Public_License and http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html

Then we can help you start developement.

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