Storing Cookies (See : http://ec.europa.eu/ipg/basics/legal/cookies/index_en.htm ) help us to bring you our services at overunity.com . If you use this website and our services you declare yourself okay with using cookies .More Infos here:
https://overunity.com/5553/privacy-policy/
If you do not agree with storing cookies, please LEAVE this website now. From the 25th of May 2018, every existing user has to accept the GDPR agreement at first login. If a user is unwilling to accept the GDPR, he should email us and request to erase his account. Many thanks for your understanding

User Menu

Custom Search

Author Topic: Question: Promises requested  (Read 25505 times)

PaulLowrance

  • Hero Member
  • *****
  • Posts: 2483
    • Global Free Energy
Question: Promises requested
« on: October 03, 2006, 07:20:29 PM »
OK, I have a question that is eating me up, lol. Not really, but it is my #1 concern at present in life.

I would very much appreciate your replies.

Question: If I build and confirm a machine that runs by itself (recirculating its energy) in addition to generating useful power in the form of electricity, the machine is easy to build (relative to most machines on this forum), and the cost to build the machine is say $300 or $400, then would you promise to build it?

I need to know what I am up against. Will this be suppressed and the majority of people here will suddenly flood the forums on other topics in desperation of suppressing the above machine? Or will certain key people post that they just built it and say it does not work in an attempt to suppress?

I would really like to know who can promise to build it. You have my word that if and when I post that I have confirmed the smoking gun, a machine that runs by itself and generates "free energy" that I will not be mistaking. You already have my full name, but I will post even my middle name, location, phone #, where the machine will be demonstrated and the schedule ... everything, for free.

Presently I cannot guarantee any success as I am still researching my theory with experiments, but it sure would help if people could promise to build the machine given the above conditions and help populate the news to as many people as possible.

You have my word that if and when confirmed everything will be freely posted in full extreme detail.

Many thanks,
Paul Lowrance

EDIT
: Just wanted to clarify that if and when this day occurs I will not be selling any such units. The mentioned price of $300 to $400 is simply your cost; i.e., the cost of parts. It will be public domain and everyone is encouraged to make and sell such units for profit or non-profit. I do not want to be classified as a scam artist so I cannot make any money off this until it becomes clear that the machine is not a fake. Then I would enjoy starting a company that would improve and sell such devices. And by all means, I would encourage everyone to do the same.
« Last Edit: October 07, 2006, 04:27:17 PM by PaulLowrance »

Jowik

  • Newbie
  • *
  • Posts: 33
    • The Global Technology Review Board
Re: Question: Promises requested
« Reply #1 on: October 03, 2006, 09:42:03 PM »
OK, I have a question that is eating me up, lol. Not really, but it is my #1 concern at present in life.

I would very much appreciate your replies.

Question: If I build and confirm a machine that runs by itself (recalculating its energy) in addition to generating useful power in the form of electricity, the machine is easy to build (relative to most machines on this forum), and the cost to build the machine is say $300 or $400, then would you promise to build it?

I need to know what I am up against. Will this be suppressed and the majority of people here will suddenly flood the forums on other topics in desperation of suppressing the above machine? Or will certain key people post that they just built it and say it does not work in an attempt to suppress?

I would really like to know who can promise to build it. You have my word that if and when I post that I have confirmed the smoking gun, a machine that runs by itself and generates "free energy" that I will not be mistaking. You already have my full name, but I will post even my middle name, location, phone #, where the machine will be demonstrated and the schedule ... everything, for free.

Presently I cannot guarantee any success as I am still researching my theory with experiments, but it sure would help if people could promise to build the machine given the above conditions and help populate the news to as many people as possible.

You have my word that if and when confirmed everything will be freely posted in full extreme detail.

Many thanks,
Paul Lowrance

Hi Paul,

The newly formed Global Technology Review Board, after a couple small projects and some administrative matters (such as forming the board, setting up a forum, etc), can put in their agenda the construction and testing of your machine.  I myself cannot afford to build anything at the present time.  Once we have built and tested your device, we will publish the results.  One thing to note is that before publishing the results, validation tests will be done at least twice by different "testers".

I would not be able to say how long this will be before we would get to building your device.

I hope that this satisfactory with respect to your claim.

Cheers,

John


FreeEnergy

  • Hero Member
  • *****
  • Posts: 2014
    • The Freedom Cell Network
Re: Question: Promises requested
« Reply #2 on: October 03, 2006, 09:44:34 PM »
I will help spread the word around as much as possible. starting with the Open Source communities, Religious Scientists, and ofcourse the Free Energy research communities.


peace

-[marco]-

  • Guest
Re: Question: Promises requested
« Reply #3 on: October 03, 2006, 09:56:52 PM »
yo i build em  ;D
migt be a bit cheaper for me because i have already a lot of stuff.

i will not only build it but also try to further devellop it so it spits out more power :)

Nali2001

  • Sr. Member
  • ****
  • Posts: 396
Re: Question: Promises requested
« Reply #4 on: October 03, 2006, 10:05:37 PM »
Hi there Paul,

Well, I?d say ?Yes? if the device looks promising and parts can ?reasonably easy? be obtained (not that I will have to get some area51-grade plutonium or something ^_^). Then I am indeed interested of replicating it. I don?t know what is required but I have practically all the metal machining machines that one might need. Lathe, metal mill, that sorts of things. Plus I?m in touch with some quite respected and knowledgeable people in this field, I might say. So yeah I?ll most certainly replicate it.

Thanks for asking,
Steven

PaulLowrance

  • Hero Member
  • *****
  • Posts: 2483
    • Global Free Energy
Re: Question: Promises requested
« Reply #5 on: October 03, 2006, 10:34:18 PM »
Thanks for all the great replies so far.

@Tao,
I'm very delighted to read your specific answer of $500. I will try my best to keep the total cost of parts below $500.

Just to let others know, I am not selling anything. What will happen after the "smoking gun" is confirmed is the exact build instructions will be freely publishing. Such build instructions will include a list of parts. I will try my best to include as many substitute parts consisting of a wide range of companies. You have my word that I have no affiliation with the companies and will make nothing. Most of the parts will be simple capacitors, inductors, resistors, mosfet's, standard copper wire, a fan, Aluminum foil for shielding, and a magnetic core. The main concern is the core (possibly Metglas) might be a little pricey. Hopefully a cheaper more common core will do the job well enough.

What will probably happen is several design scales will be published. So if you can only afford say $100 in parts then the machine will generate a smaller amount of "free energy."  A lot of people here will probably have most of the parts.

Tao, that's a good idea to make sure the starting device, which will probably be a small battery, is completely removed from the device. Any ideas as to help eliminate any potential fraud and give people more comfort that it is the real deal is welcome.  What about a tiny wimpy solar cell as the starting mechanism? A small solar cell can only generate a maximum power.


@Jowik,
I cannot express how comforting to read your post regarding your newly formed group. When that day arrives I would be honored to just ship you and your group a version of the machine. I understand your group probably operates over Internet. When this days occurs perhaps you could hold a meeting at a specific location for your group members who are local to you or who can afford to witness and test the machine.


@FreeEnergy,
It is people like you and the others here that will be the true heroes, IMHO!  Nearly 7 billion people will need people such as yourself to spread the word.


@Marco,
I love your avatar picture. Very cool, lol.  Are those parts? Looks like in that pic alone is enough to build and improve the MEMM!


@mramos,
I hear you!!! It is very puzzling why so many "free energy" designs there are, and still no self-running machine. All the work everyone is putting in this industry is priceless! It will happen one day. When I publish the "smoking gun" you have my word that the build instructions will be detailed, even the paint color, lol, that it will work, exactly. If for some odd reason it does not work then you and everyone will have my cell phone # and please by all means call me and we'll get it working, but I am confident it will work perfectly.


@Nali2001,
If and when this day occurs and given your machine shop tools and such I would hope you consider starting up your company to sell and improve the device.


I look forward to read everyone's posts who will replicate such a device given the aforementioned conditions along with any comments, ideas, and advice. 


Kind Regards,
Paul Lowrance

gn0stik

  • Guest
Re: Question: Promises requested
« Reply #6 on: October 03, 2006, 10:46:13 PM »
It would take me a while to save up money to buy all the stuff for the project, but yes, I would build one.

Regards,
Rich

Liberty

  • Hero Member
  • *****
  • Posts: 524
    • DynamaticMotors
Re: Question: Promises requested
« Reply #7 on: October 03, 2006, 10:50:02 PM »
OK, I have a question that is eating me up, lol. Not really, but it is my #1 concern at present in life.

I would very much appreciate your replies.

Question: If I build and confirm a machine that runs by itself (recalculating its energy) in addition to generating useful power in the form of electricity, the machine is easy to build (relative to most machines on this forum), and the cost to build the machine is say $300 or $400, then would you promise to build it?

I need to know what I am up against. Will this be suppressed and the majority of people here will suddenly flood the forums on other topics in desperation of suppressing the above machine? Or will certain key people post that they just built it and say it does not work in an attempt to suppress?

I would really like to know who can promise to build it. You have my word that if and when I post that I have confirmed the smoking gun, a machine that runs by itself and generates "free energy" that I will not be mistaking. You already have my full name, but I will post even my middle name, location, phone #, where the machine will be demonstrated and the schedule ... everything, for free.

Presently I cannot guarantee any success as I am still researching my theory with experiments, but it sure would help if people could promise to build the machine given the above conditions and help populate the news to as many people as possible.

You have my word that if and when confirmed everything will be freely posted in full extreme detail.

Many thanks,
Paul Lowrance

EDIT
: Just wanted to clarify that if and when this day occurs I will not be selling any such units. The mentioned price of $300 to $400 is simply your cost; i.e., the cost of parts. It will be public domain and everyone is encouraged to make and sell such units for profit or non-profit. I do not want to be classified as a scam artist so I cannot make any money off this until it becomes clear that the machine is not a fake. Then I would enjoy starting a company that would improve and sell such devices. And by all means, I would encourage everyone to do the same.

I find it interesting, but since I am already involved in my own project (low power magnet motor), I am in the position that Jowik is in.  Can't really budget it in now with so many irons in the fire.  But I will follow it with interest.  Please continue your development, as will I.

Wishing you the best results Paul, and others who successfully build a free energy device.

Liberty

c0mster

  • elite_member
  • Full Member
  • ******
  • Posts: 183
Re: Question: Promises requested
« Reply #8 on: October 03, 2006, 11:44:51 PM »
If you have the plans and the knowledge and your are willing to share them then YES I would build the device with my own money. However I would suspect the plans to be quite through and not provide misinformation as do many I have seen. I believe now is the time to share knowledge for the good of us all for those who will grasp at it. If your serious about experimenting on free energy devices and designs a mere $400 is probably about 1/10 of the actual money you have spent on tools and parts.   

Comster

gn0stik

  • Guest
Re: Question: Promises requested
« Reply #9 on: October 03, 2006, 11:49:29 PM »
Paul, after having thought of this, I think great PR would be to send the idea to mythbusters as televised reproduction. They already did one show on free energy, but if there was one design that had multiple reproductions, they would have no choice but to do an addendum show.

-[marco]-

  • Guest
Re: Question: Promises requested
« Reply #10 on: October 03, 2006, 11:58:02 PM »
Thanks for all the great replies so far.

@Marco,
I love your avatar picture. Very cool, lol.  Are those parts? Looks like in that pic alone is enough to build and improve the MEMM!
Paul Lowrance

paul hi :) my avatar shows one of the many (not working coils) from the steven marks setup.

is there a big coil in your setup?

then i know i must save some wire  ;D

and if the fan stops for what reason... will it blow up?  ???

greets marco

PaulLowrance

  • Hero Member
  • *****
  • Posts: 2483
    • Global Free Energy
Re: Question: Promises requested
« Reply #11 on: October 04, 2006, 12:09:17 AM »
@mramos,
I'm at the same place that Tom Bearden is with the MEG of trying to somehow put the "free energy" into useful output electricity, except IMHO Tom Bearden is working with mathematics, which is very difficult to use in the actual designs and I am using my MCE theory, which is very detailed on the atomic scale and shows what to do. I would like to add that the guy from NASA mostly agrees with my theory. The only thing is he refers to one of the stages as "energy exchange" and has not offered any details as to what is exactly happening within the magnetic material on an atomic scale. I have simply pieced together the work of IBM and other great work as to what's happening.

What's happening right now is I am going back and forth between LTSpice program and the actual circuit, which will test a wide range of materials for a good inexpensive core that works well at a wide range of room temperatures.  The old circuit worked, but it took me roughly a day per test, which was mostly spent in trying to get the room temperature at equilibrium. It was testing my patience, lol. So yesterday I bought another Thermistor in hopes of implementing it into a new circuit that be used to cancel out room temperature changes. So one Thermistor is on the core while the other Thermistor is near, but not touching the core.  Right now the circuit is having some really weird op-amp feedback issues, which seems to be due to slight variances in Thermistor current; i.e., differences in Thermistor currents are causing problems. It's an avalanche effect where the Thermistor slightly increases in current, which in turn causes it to heat that much more, which in turn causes more current, etc.  So I'm not the greatest with electronics and struggling. :)


@c0mster,
I totally agree. That's why I am open for suggestions as how to guarantee that the published confirmed design is not a fake. In other words, I want to do whatever it takes to demonstrate I am very serious and not just yet another disinformationist who will fade away.  When the time comes of publishing the "smoking gun"  I'll take whatever measures possible such as recording extremely non-interrupted detailed videos of even smashing every single part in a working machine to show there are no batteries inside.  Whatever ideas everyone comes up with I'll do so long as it's possible.


@gn0stik,
I also watched that Mythbusters episode. It was disappointing. When the time comes I would offer to send them a working model and even hand deliver it. :)


@marco,
That's a beautiful SM coil. When it works I'd consider painting it as an oil abstract painting.
If the fan stops in the MEMM then it would actually stop working. The inner core magnetic material would experience temperature shock. The MCE effect is barely noticeable in most magnetic materials even at 20 - 25 C. At 0 to 10 C the effect has considerably dropped unless we're talking about Gd, which is more expensive than Au. So, if the machine had enough difficulties running at 20 C, then it would be hard pressed to run at 10 C where MCE was considerably lower.

Regards,
Paul Lowrance

lancaIV

  • elite_member
  • Hero Member
  • ******
  • Posts: 5233
Re: Question: Promises requested
« Reply #12 on: October 04, 2006, 12:13:20 AM »
Hello Paul Lowrance,
this 300 to 400$ investment,
which power output ?
Steady(permanent) ?

Sincerely
          de Lanca

PaulLowrance

  • Hero Member
  • *****
  • Posts: 2483
    • Global Free Energy
Re: Question: Promises requested
« Reply #13 on: October 04, 2006, 12:19:57 AM »
Hi lancaIV,

The $300 to $400 is simply parts that you would by at a wide range of companies. So it's something you would build. It would be a steady output. It would be nice to find a cheap core that would cost ~$30 plus another ~30 in parts, but it would not generate nearly as much as a $300 machine. The goal is to create a $300 machine that can output at least 1 KW.

Thanks for all replies and look forward to reading & replying to much more. For now I'll go back to the temperature experiments.

Regards,
Paul Lowrance

dean_mcgowan

  • Sr. Member
  • ****
  • Posts: 436
Re: Question: Promises requested
« Reply #14 on: October 04, 2006, 01:42:42 AM »
I suppose the question might be are you prepared to refund the $500.00 if it doesnt work....lol

500.00 not a problem ... would spend 10 times that if there was the slightest chance it really works.

Now stop teasing and give us the details. We will post it from one end of the net to the other to guarantee it stays in the public domain. Build a truck load of them and send them to impoverished nations.

Let's Rock

Cheers,

Dean