PLEASE READ THIS-MAJOR BREAK THRU FROM BILL MEHESS

[billmehess]

I was quite prepared to show what I had at a open demo but then there was a quite a number of comments from members of the form, all of how I have the greatest respect for, that said that the power (wattage) output was way to small to make the device of any practical value. And they were RIGHT!!!
I am working now to increase the power output so that the device has some meaning. My intention is to present a device that is a game changer and not just another toy.
The exercise here is not just to show no power in but power out. A simple battery does that. What I need to show is that BUT also no consumables. In other words a device which is producing power that is continuous , of practical uses in the real world, and will not wear out or at least not wear out for a very very long time.
At this time I do not choose to reveal what I have I have seen threads on this site go for hundreds of pages and to me its just a waste of time. When I am ready and can show the device doing something really meaningful I will hold a open demo. Right now I am in the milliwatt range a few weeks ago I was in the microwatt range so progress is being made.

[ResinRat2]

Thanks for all your effort Bill, good luck!!!

[dougotio]

Good for you, Bill. Stay focused, Stay in touch.
L8R,
Doug

[wattsup]

Right now I am in the milliwatt range a few weeks ago I was in the microwatt range so progress is being made.

@BM

Don't forget to drop in and say hello when you are in the wattsup range. lol

No really great news so keep going. We never really realize the distance between a microwatt and a milliwatt and a watt. Only when you are building something in microwatt increments does it really show itself.

Do you realize all the blah, blah you just saved yourself by delaying your demo.

So I  have one sticky question for you and please do not take it in any wrong way because it is only intended to be in a right way. Do you feel yourself to be mature enough so that at one point, if you realize you need help to advance to the next level, you will ask the help and do you have a logical time frame for that.

There are guys on this forum that have the knowledge in many areas that may be useful and I am sure if your sent them a PM with either a request for help or just questions you may have.

Maybe one other question. Are you working your increase in multiples of the same or simply building a bigger unit with thicker wires, etc. Sometimes going bigger is not better because you lose the sensitivity that may be required to push them freebies along.

wattsup

[Robert]

My prototype is completed. I am getting a steady 5.2 volts output. For the last week I have been getting some wide voltage outputs and spikes but I solved the problem and the output is steady.
I was able to use a Faraday cage at a local University and found that the output was not affected.
RF signals are not relevant.
I am going to start a 30 day test to check on voltage output and stability. Also at the end of the 30 days I will examine all the componets to check for any signs of desegregation.
I have access to a electron microscope at the University I am working through and I have examined the componets and have detailed pictures. I will compare these with pictures taken in 30 days.

Again this is what I am claiming:

No Input
No component desegregation
No heat
No toxic  or fumes of any kind
All solid state
No moving parts
Completely scaleable

As things progress I will keep you informed
Bill

People who sell electricity don't want free electricity devices. You should post your findings to protect yourself against unscrupulous people who will not hesitate to silence this idea permanently, if it's possible. When it's out, this is not possible. You can forget about selling it to make money also, for the same reason, the government is selling electricity at a high price and is now in the process of shutting down power plants under the guise of "saving the planet".

Don't be naive to think you've hit the jack pot.
There is safety in numbers.