Sjack Abeling update November 2010

[AquariuZ]

It has been awefully quiet around Abeling and his gravity wheel.

He recently posted this to his site:

ewsletter November 2010    PDF    Print    E-mail
Thursday, 04 November 2010 21:05

Dear reader,

The numerous emails and phone calls we receive show that you want to know more about the progress of development of our system.

We are currently investigating whether or not it is possible to create a mechanically reliable system at all. During tests we had to experience that losing control over the system can result in serious damage and dangerous situations. Adjustments to the construction, monitoring the structural integrity and safety and all the innovations needed cost a lot of money and, more importantly, take a lot of time.

Our system is based on the ideas of one man. While Free Energy is "impossible" there is no way to calculate the results of our system up front, or to build a computer model to simulate the system. The only way we can make progress is by physically building, testing and adjusting the system and measuring the outcome. Because we are on unknown scientific terrain the development process is difficult and unpredictable.

Of course you will hear from us if we manage to control the techniques to build a safe and reliable system.

A lot of readers offer help or want to cooperate, but alas Abeling Beheer BV can not agree to such proposals. We understand and appreciate your interest in our remarkable system.
We hope we gave you some insight on the progress of development.

Kind regards,

Sjack Abeling
http://mooieenergie.nl/index.php/en/home/1-bedrijfsinformatie/11-nieuwsbrief-november-2010

Not very encouraging although I would not write him off completely as of yet.

AZ

[Omnibus]

@AquariuZ,

Nice to see you here and hope everything is well with you too.

So, the problem Abeling claims is not that the machine doesn't work but that it works quite vigorously and has to be tamed. Do you remember Bob Kostoff was saying the same thing about his machine only to reveal later that he uses compressed air to drive it? As you know, I've come to the conclusion that these machines are viable in principle. The question is whether or not the likes of Abeling have the skills and technical ingenuity to make a real working model.

[Cherryman]

@AquariuZ,

Nice to see you here and hope everything is well with you too.

So, the problem Abeling claims is not that the machine doesn't work but that it works quite vigorously and has to be tamed. Do you remember Bob Kostoff was saying the same thing about his machine only to reveal later that he uses compressed air to drive it? As you know, I've come to the conclusion that these machines are viable in principle. The question is whether or not the likes of Abeling have the skills and technical ingenuity to make a real working model.

I think that the attention to the project has lead to investors and or powers that persuaded him to play low for a while.

That could include a buy out and a silence construction.

A pay off to shelf or delay it

Or an off radar test, because if it would be succesfull it would actually change the world. And even without conspiracy theories, if it would work as stated and can be used for a power plant, then assume any government in the world would try to control  the release sceduale, if released at al.

All this could be possible and him telling the truth, just not all.
To me it smells like a "downplay"

PS.  Hi Aquarius :-)

[Omnibus]

I think that the attention to the project has lead to investors and or powers that persuaded him to play low for a while.

That could include a buy out and a silence construction.

A pay off to shelf or delay it

Or an off radar test, because if it would be succesfull it would actually change the world. And even without conspiracy theories, if it would work as stated and can be used for a power plant, then assume any government in the world would try to control  the release sceduale, if released at al.

All this could be possible and him telling the truth, just not all.
To me it smells like a "downplay"

PS.  Hi Aquarius :-)

Oh, no doubt about it. This is a revolution of proportions greater than anything seen so far and that's beyond the reach of governments provided the modern means of communication are used. That's why it seems pretty narrow sighted to succumb to investors or dreams of fortune. Any achievement in OU field should be released free to the world. This is how not only will it be protected from the adversaries but will bring maximum benefits to those who have achieved it as well as to the world at large.

[ResinRat2]

Yeah, looks like greed.

The guy doesn't even want anyone to help him overcome his difficulties.

MINE! MINE! MINE!   ALL MINE!!!!

This one will disappear too. One day the website will just quietly vanish.

Oh well, hope I am wrong.

RR2