Using Chas Cambel Flywheel System For 15 Horsepower

[tinman]

Here you go guy's-the whole shebang.
So who is building what?

http://www.free-energy-info.tuks.nl/Chapter4.pdf

[ramset]

Tinman
Not fair posting "Larry's" efforts ...........

However it is good to know you have not played with the loose belt theory ,

{Finally found something you haven't touched yet] 

I like Wings TV add guy's story , seems an honest possibility or A definate Maybe !
the idea of running a loose belt would get your knuckles wrapped in must garages
counter intuitive ,,,,,,,
Worth a good try I would say?

Thx
Chet

[No clue 25]

That's crazy to see a 15% increase in efficiency from basically wind resistance but that's why NASA uses flywheels in satellites for power and they got the money for frictionless system and they are in space.  Glad we could all give them the tax dollars so we can all try and figure out what they did.  I think there is something to a vortex system to move electrons through magnetic fields or something.  Could I possibly get an antigravity effect from this?  Idk how the system would work or what it would look like at all but I can see the electrons moving in whatever way you want as long as it based on something natural like a vortex.  Could It be done with no moving parts.  Hopefully somebody understands all this better than I do.  Thanks. E=mc2 or 2=mc

[a.king21]

So the Tesla earthquake machine is 2 to 5 watts in:- millions of watts out as substantiated by Verpies.
Applying the same technique to the motor gen principle you can also add this; (as per the picture below) but the Bedini will have to be modified to
incorporate a loose coupling. This is the famous Bedini-Watson machine.

[MileHigh]

Guys:

Satellites don't use flywheels for power.  If somebody believes that they should task themselves to learn about what they are really used for.

There is no "earthquake machine" if that has it's roots in the published story about the small device that allegedly shook an entire building.  That's nothing more than "Yellow Journalism," another worthwhile investigation.

For Bedini, 30 years later and no "qmogen" in sight???  Put him on Sterling's list!

MileHigh