World's first real Free Energy Flashlight - no shaking - no batteries! No Solar

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BTW, I have plotted Skywatcher's test data into a chart, so that you can better visualize the discharging curves. The first day (blue line in the graph) the flashlight was on for 2 hours and 10 minutes, when it dropped from 28000 lux to 11400. 24 hours later, the batteries were supposed to be fully recharged. The 2nd test (orange line) have shown only slight increase of intensity to 13800 lux, but it started to drop instantly. This slight increase of the intensity was possible due to the battery relaxation effect, already described here earlier (normal and well know property of batteries).

I describe it in bigger details at Metabunk here: https://www.metabunk.org/claim-harvesting-energy-from-schumann-resonances-and-earths-em-field-adgex.t7285/#post-176216

[MileHigh]

Just for a laugh, I will quote myself from Revolution Green:

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What's so funny about this, and not to detract from the serious battery investigations going on, is that we all have already experienced this phenomenon in our daily lives.  When I was a child in the 1960s and playing with my battery-powered toys, I became fully aware of how batteries discharge and then can recover somewhat and then the recovery cycles became shorter and shorter.  I am sure everybody remembers flashlights when they had incandescent bulbs in them.

I literally had a very good feeling for the nature of this battery phenomenon by the time I was five years old.
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[skywatcher]

I already browsed through +20,000 flashlights at Alibaba (ufff..) and did not find it there. I still believe that it is a standard product of some Chinese manufacturer, just perhaps not in their public catalog, or simply just not on Alibaba. Or perhaps it is not correctly cataloged (I only browsed through AA flashlights).

Even if we find out that it's a standard product, this would mean nothing, because it would make sense to use a standard product.
If there is anything special in this lamp, it's the batteries. Not the lamp itself.

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Even if we find out that it's a standard product, this would mean nothing, because it would make sense to use a standard product. If there is anything special in this lamp, it's the batteries. Not the lamp itself.

Just another nail into the coffin that is already pretty tightly closed. The flashlight does not contain anything at all - no electronics, no antennas, no technology, nothing but batteries, a LED, and a simple switch.  Mr. Ivchenko of ADGEX demonstrated it during the disassembly demonstration video, and he claimed that it is the body of the flashlight that is the "resonator" amplifying the ambient energy. In their own words, there is no other technology for harvesting the energy than the simple aluminium tube. So if we accept this claim, then it would be extremely surprising finding a mass produced common flashlight with a revolutionary overunity hi-tech resonator already included for just a few cents (Chinese flashlights of this type typically cost under a dollar in wholesale). If the "resonator" works in ELFE without any additional equipment, it means those original Chinese flashlights must self-recharge too.

Otherwise, I agree that although there is no chance that the thing works (and your data confirm it indeed doesn't), we still need more of the hard evidence, so I am looking forward to the next results from the tests. Just to exclude they don't use some miraculous batteries in regular flashlights, despite their claims. I see no such chance, but evidence is evidence.

[skywatcher]

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So if we accept this claim, then it would be extremely surprising finding a mass produced common flashlight with a revolutionary overunity hi-tech resonator already included for just a few cents (Chinese flashlights of this type typically cost under a dollar in wholesale). If the "resonator" works in ELFE without any additional equipment, it means those original Chinese flashlights must self-recharge too.

Otherwise, I agree that although there is no chance that the thing works (and your data confirm it indeed doesn't), we still need more of the hard evidence, so I am looking forward to the next results from the tests. Just to exclude they don't use some miraculous batteries in regular flashlights. I see no such chance, but evidence is evidence.

The explanations we get from ADGEX about the principles of operation are all BS in my opinion.
It's not possible to get useful energy out of the earth's magnetic field or from Schumann waves.

There could be a (small) possibility that it works, but in this case it would work completely different.
When we look at the parts, the only possibility for 'exotic effects' could be the batteries, which might contain some 'special sauce' allowing them to self-recharge.
Forget about resonators etc... this is complete BS.