Common batteries are free energy sources

[joe]

Resinrat,

You want to see a Working Gravity Mill?

Have a look at this adress>


http://youtube.com/watch?v=hl8dM2wQB4k

[ResinRat2]

Hi Joe,

Thanks for the link, I watched the video but I am not convinced that this is a continuous moving apparatus. I believe the video is so short because it will start slowing down and stop. So, again we have a unit that does not do what it claims. It is slimly possible that I am wrong and this and it is an overunity device, but I don't think so.

Our goal is a device that produces more power than is required to operate it. So far, I am still waiting for Tesla_2006 to give us a working circuit. I hope he does and that I am proved wrong, but I don't go for vague, untested devices. Let's have some specifics please, and thank you.

[Nali2001]

true, it's a 3d render 4sure

[pg46]

Replication is the answer-

I suggest some of us give tesla_2006's 3 battery set up a try. If you have some good results then you can move onto the 4 battery system. Regardless of if someone presents a system  very clearly or not it still needs to be replicated by people you know and can trust.
Best yet is if you can test it yourself to see if the system has any merit or not. I say let's get 3 small rechargeable batteries and give it a try to see what happens.

Best,

[joe]

Hello,

Last night  I did the test with 3  / 1.25 volts rechargeble batteries and a 3 volts flash lite bulb. I did as per the attachement and to make a short story, the low battery was recharged after half of an hour. Finally all the low batteries were moved to position 2 and position 1 and they were recharged. I conclude that it is a working principle.
While testing, i can see that the bulb's light is dimmer  than with ordinary arrangement. I mean ( positive/ bulb / negative) Why?  i can't tell.
I will try it with 12 volts batteries as soon as I can get high voltage diodes for the set up.

Regards     Joe