5 KW Unit Invented in S. Africa

[Rosemary Ainslie]

And Poynty - there's more. 

I actually haven't covered everything.  Here's another option.  Are you perhaps 'misconstruing' this whole event?  Could it be that - yet again - you're wrong.  Perhaps - indeed - Luc was actually expressing regret at the fact that Harti introduced any reference at all to our tests - let alone the predictable public criticism against our measurement protocol - that I, in turn, saw cause to defend.  I'm not sure if you read it but I then enlarged on the general complaint in a second post where you were  specifically, mentioned as 'teaching all and sundry to treat me with as little respect and as much contempt as can possibly be managed.  And here we have yet another example - in your own words...

Like you most often do Rosemary, you misconstrue what people say.

And again - HERE

Grow up.

All of which, hopefully, brings me to the final leg of this 'intrigue'.  Had you taken the trouble to read my post you'll see that there's a challenge out there for your prize for over unity proof.  When EXACTLY are you going to address that claim?  I think even you must concede that a battery draw down test would be conclusive?  In which case?  Do you deny us the right to claim that prize because you don't like me?  Or because you assume that at 63 years old - I still need to advance into greater maturity?  I'm more than ready to do any required testing.  And I would be more than happy to discuss this on any dedicated thread.  But Harti continually LOCKS my threads.  And you and TK continually FLAME them.  It's a wonder that I've not yet been banned.  But I see it happening - sometime soon.  Hopefully NOT before I make it absolutely plain that you are denying us your prize through the simple expediency of IGNORING that challenge for it.

Kindest regards Poynty Point.  Not that you deserve it but because I think you're badly in need of it.

Rosemary

[poynt99]

Why can't we all be civil & respectful to one another.

"Grow up" is extremely nasty & disrespectful.

FatBird,

Grow up.

[Rosemary Ainslie]

May I say, at the risk of moving 'off topic' that Poynty's urgent requirement that all and sundry 'grow up' is somewhat confusing.  I propose that his own measure of maturity is to be as rude as he possibly can be - and to ignore any challenges for his over unity prize.  I'm not sure though that either definition would 'cut it'. 

Regards,
Rosemary

[Cap-Z-ro]

Please end the personal comments and stick to relevant issues...thank you in advance.



At $6000 per unit, apparently this unit can be scaled up for much greater output.

http://www.project.nsearch.com/profiles/blogs/free-energy-device-to-be-revealed-on-radio-nsearch-tonight


Regards...

[ltseung888]

At $6000 per unit, apparently this unit can be scaled up for much greater output.

http://www.project.nsearch.com/profiles/blogs/free-energy-device-to-be-revealed-on-radio-nsearch-tonight


Regards...

If I understand correctly, the unit consists of the following:

1.       Four 12V Lead-acid batteries
2.       A slightly modified DC motor with 24V Input and drives a shaft at 3000rpm
3.       An AC generator that can generate up to 5 KW when rotated at 3000rpm.
4.       The shaft of 2 and 3 are connected.
5.       A propriety control unit comprising of some programmable electronics
6.       Miscellaneous parts such as casing, wiring, fuses and other non-propriety electronics
7.       The licensee must buy item 5 from the Company.  Other components, assembly, testing, servicing etc will be the responsibility of the licensee.

The material cost of all the above should not be more than US$1,000.  It is a matter of how fast other parties can reverse engineer or break the patent.  If the basic technology is getting to a “commercial resonance condition” via some type of pulsing and resonance circuits, there will be little chance of a patent covering all possible commercial resonance conditions.  The chance of a low-cost production Country coming out with a low-price version within months is very high.

However, there can still be some limited degree of patent protection.  The South Africa Company may be using the right approach â€" get many other Companies to evaluate together, license the technology quickly, go public and earn its money on the Stock Market.  They deserve to have the fame and wealth as they beat everyone else to come out with the marketable product.

May God Bless this Wine Server.