Hydro Differential pressure exchange over unity system.

[ResinRat2]

This system is really similar to what you guys are doing in this thread:


http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=oV5wFTfsTSs


It seems to be using the same principles.

[neptune]

@Mr Wayne. I asked exactly what your motivation was , and you came up with an answer that seems OK to me. There are members who have been on this website for many years, and I am one of them . We see ideas come and go. We see measurement mistakes. And unfortunately we see scams and deliberate fraud . I find it impossible to understand these fraudsters, because they gain nothing and loose respect. But their worst crime is that they divert research resources away from worthwhile projects . We all remember Trawoegers pyramid , Mylowes motor, and the Muller dynamo . Between them they cost me £1,000 I could not afford to loose .
       So why am I still here? because I still believe in the strong possibility of Free Energy and Overunity . I am just a lot more wary than I once was. From the info available to me , I believe that you have discovered something real. Replication is the way forward, and for that we are going to need a LOT of help from you,[who else can we ask .]
        You know what you know as a result of hard work and experiment. The road from the simple Travis Effect demonstration to what you have now, must have been a long and expensive journey. So I need to ask you a very simple question, and I am almost sure you know the answer . Here is my question.


Suppose we have a simple inverted cup , sitting over a Travis block, with no air in it, so it is completely full of water. Then we pump a small amount of air into it , and allow it to lift a weight .So is the energy needed to pump that air , smaller than the "output energy" , of lifting the weight . Hope fully , you can give us a yes, no , or don`t know answer.
@Mondrasek, you are a star. Brilliant diagrams . That is exactly the kind of thing we need.

[Lakes]

This system is really similar to what you guys are doing in this thread:


http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=oV5wFTfsTSs


It seems to be using the same principles.

Yup, thats the animation I was referring to in my previous post.

[mondrasek]

This system is really similar to what you guys are doing in this thread:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=oV5wFTfsTSs
It seems to be using the same principles.

How is it similar and what same principles is it using?  The only similarity I can see is that it uses a fluid.

Don't want to come off being rude.  Please explain what I must be missing?

M.

[Xaverius]

 

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