Partnered Output Coils - Free Energy

[Spilled Fluids]

Ah ha.  Possibly Tinman did get visited by Australia's version of the FCC?  Maybe his device was interfering with local TV and or radio signals?  If it made enough noise, then yes, he would get a visit.

This makes more sense than being shut down for having O.U.

Bill

But it sounds so much better to the conspircy folks than simply saying that he wandered into regulated transmission bands.

[Pirate88179]

But it sounds so much better to the conspircy folks than simply saying that he wandered into regulated transmission bands.

Yes it does.  It would also explain why he said it was not the MIB...but the powers that be.  Yes, they would have the power to shut down his experiments IF they wandered into regulated transmission bands.  If he continued after the warning, he would be heavily fined so...he just posts that he was forced to stop his work, (which would be true if my scenario is correct) and the imagination of folks here did the rest.

This makes totally more sense than a patent infringement visit. Brad does not appear to lie, so the above theory would seem to work.

Of course, we may never really know.

Bill

[Spilled Fluids]

Yes it does.  It would also explain why he said it was not the MIB...but the powers that be.  Yes, they would have the power to shut down his experiments IF they wandered into regulated transmission bands.  If he continued after the warning, he would be heavily fined so...he just posts that he was forced to stop his work, (which would be true if my scenario is correct) and the imagination of folks here did the rest.

This makes totally more sense than a patent infringement visit. Brad does not appear to lie, so the above theory would seem to work.

Of course, we may never really know.

Bill

I have to wonder if Jaime Robitaille's hurried exit from Pennsylvania was due to his QEG antenna experiments obliterating the FM band of the local radio stations. Notice no mention of antennas since the evacuation to Morocco 

[MileHigh]

Like usual the narrative has gotten 'spooky' like a free energy Halloween.

To resolve this all that Tinman has to do is spend about $30 USD on a 25-watt DC-to-DC converter and do the self-looping test.  Heck, he can even 'help' it by putting a big fat capacitor on the input side of the DC-to-DC converter, and a big fat capacitor on the output side of the DC-to-DC converter.

Run it powered and let it stabilize and then disconnect the power source and see what happens.

What will happen is that in about 5 seconds the capacitors will discharge, the rotational energy in the spinning rotor will be drained away, and the thing will grind to a halt.

That is the reality and I have enough experience under my belt to say that with 100% confidence.

Then of course all of the free energy fan boys will say nothing and run back into the shadows.  The next time this scenario happens, they will come back out and do the usual MIB dance.

[hoptoad]

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  Yes, they would have the power to shut down his experiments IF they wandered into regulated transmission bands.

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Any rf problems could be mitigated by working within or placing the device within a faraday cage.