Free Solid State/mechanical energy

[Grumpy]

Not saying that this is related to the Erfinder Device, but since you guys are dying to disect something, check this out:

http://www.americanantigravity.com/marcus.html

[allcanadian]

Damn that was exactly the mechanical/electrical equivalent I was looking for, I just couldn't put the two together, as usual it's always easier after it's explained.
erfinder thank you for the analogy, again I don't expect you to tell us exactly what happens, but we at least need a crumb trail to follow or were lost. This may obvious to you, but not to us, Ive spent weeks wracking my brain trying to come up with a electrical equivalent to what schauberger has been saying, I read his book 3 times.
It's like me telling you- build me a 1700 sq/ft house in 8 months by yourself, But how? - just figure it out!
at least you would have some reference material, we don't- there's nothing out there that explains this in terms we can readily understand.
So if you really want to help us, we will need clues to follow, in return I promise you if this works I will tell everyone who will listen. That is our goal I think, we are in trouble and we must act, if not who will?

[Grumpy]

At the start of an impulse, the electrons do not move, even in modern theories or terms.  The EMF moves at near light speed down the wire and the electrons align to it and then start to slowly move in the opposite direction - creating what is called "current" in modern terms (see "drift current" or "drift velocity"). 

In pulse circuits for all sorts of free-energy, overunity, and radiant energy devices - current is not desired.  so, people attempt to create an extremely fast, unidirectional pulse that ends before the current begins to flow causing a shockwave or cavitation effect.

[IronHead]

Well said

[Grumpy]

On the lighter side, check out these images:

http://www.vortexpluswater.com/vortex_basics.htm



Hmm.  How would you create a BEMF without first creating an EMF?