Hydro Differential pressure exchange over unity system.

[mrwayne]

Hello,
I am unimpressed with you limited interpretation - of my decision to leave this forum.

Some of you have offered continual interuption, disrupted disc cussion.

And the most intelligent thing you had to offer was - "I see nothing".

The only thing you have succeeded at - was to keep those who actually "See"
from learning how the system works.

Once Again - what I offered freely - you wasted your time trying to stop, you wasted the forums time, and the time others gave to follow.

One day, you will see the futility of your desires.

We have finished what you are afraid of, the world is welcoming our discovery - as we speak.


You assumption that your actions interfere with the success of our
Certified Over Unity device - they are like the rest of your comments.
You jump to conclusions without listening, understanding, it is fear, pride, envy, ego, I have no commitment or promise to you.
I do thank the others, and appreciate all of the letters, intelligent questions and respectful correspondences - we have more than words, we have the the real deal ;-)
"Roasting" - only works if at least part of what you say is true - claiming that which you do not know - is something else. It won't work, I don't believe, I see nothing here....is not roasting - it is opinion.
Good day.

[mondrasek]

@Mondrasek: I might be tempted to build something if there was an actual verified design, but right now I don't have my machine shop set up and the nearest one I can use involves a couple hours drive, so I'm not really too interested. Plus, two thousand dollars might buy some basic materials and pay for some expenses, but anyone can tell you... and I'm sure you yourself know.... that this won't buy very much of a skilled machinist's time, much less the time of skilled design engineers.

@TK, I understand.  If this was only 10 years ago when I was still doing design and project engineering and constantly "in the trenches" with my own machinists who would let me use their equipment without a second thought.  But times and employees have changed and our shop is now locked up or under guard and I am no longer known to the new guys.

Here I sit in the tooling capital of the US, surrounded by machine shops.  But no one I know would produce the pieces for a model for free.  It would deffinitely require someone who has the equipment, time, and the "love."

@all, I doubt Mr. Wayne would have made any of his test models out of acrylic.  He would more likely have been working with metals, and just like with the videos, ended up with devices where you cannot "see" what is going on.  Even looking at one in person would not help anyone to understand.  Many would not understand the operation even if they were allowed to witness it being taken apart, re-assembled, charged, and started back up.

Even in acrylic it may not be possible to see clearly through the multi layer design, even if different color tints were used on the different moving parts and fluids.  But it would be more convincing than an annimation IMHO.  The ultimate teaching device would probably require a model *and* an annimation.

M.

[Lakes]

God I hope and wish what you have is real and true wayne, we need something to get us out of the hole we are in.

You have to understand those of us who have been here for a while have had our hopes dashed too many times, so we tend to skeptics when we see something new.

Quote "Certified Over Unity device" unquote, certified by who?, have you had a university look at this?

[johnny874]

The work is done by the displacement according to Archimedes.
Little air/water just to make it to move.
Like in here:

  AB Hammer had an idea using weighted floats, he wasn't willing to try and work wtih the design.
With even a submarine, it is the density of the mass relative to water which determines it's bouyancy.
  All this means is that if you have a cylinder expand with empty space (not a vacuum, inert gas?) inside of it, it's density will become less.
Would have to wonder if this would allow enough lift to allow for the work being done, expanding the cylinder. It might be possible.

[WilbyInebriated]

Hello,
I am unimpressed with you limited interpretation - of my decision to leave this forum.

Some of you have offered continual interuption, disrupted disc cussion.

thanks stefan... for not moderating your forum... AGAIN.