Free Solid State/mechanical energy

[gyulasun]

Hi Chris,

You can read about Daniel McFarland's patent here:

http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,712.msg17173.html#msg17173

and some more here: http://my.voyager.net/~jrrandall/CookCoil.htm

Gyula

[mkt3920]

ERfinder referenced this book (among others):  The Secret of Light by Walter Russell

Here are two quotes from the book:
Page 110
"Man's power lies in giving.  He must learn to give as Nature gives."

"Man will forever war with man until he learns to give his all with the full expectation of equal receiving, and never taking that which is not given as an earned reward for his giving."


In this spirit.....here is a copy of the ERfinder posts.  Hope it helps.
Kent

[louis]

this is slightly of subject but

One other interesting consequence is that the large corporations who had rejected his initial approaches in such a knee-jerk fashion, conducted internal inquests to find out what had gone wrong, both with their own research and with their dealings with the outside world.

On the face of it, it was perfectly understandable that Ward's claims should be ignored since he was merely an amateur, with no scientific training and no track record in research.

ICI's own paints laboratory held an internal audit and what they found puts this claim in an entirely different light. For the audit showed that the most scientifically qualified of its research chemists had contributed to the least number of patents, and the fewer scientific qualifications the staff possessed, the greater the number of patents they had contributed to. In the most striking case of all, the person who had contributed to most ICI's patents had no scientific qualifications at all.

It seems that Maurice Ward's greatest strength as a researcher was that he had not been taught how to think.

In the light of examples such as this, the phrase 'Alternative Science' seems less a contradiction in terms and more a harbinger of something that professional science is likely to see more and more of in future.
   

its here http://www.alternativescience.com/flame-proof.htm

maybe there is hope !

[chrisC]

@louis

Thanks for posting. Yes, I did remember seeing this on Dateline, I believe, several years ago. What happened to this remarkable finding? Is it patented or is it a tradesecret? Do you know?

Thanks

ChrisC

[brnbrade]

Hello


My replication, about my point of view of the invention.