Free energy elemental rod generator ?

[lwh]

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Co-President James Schwartz  jschwartz [@sloan.mit.edu]

That'd be right, just check the sponsors to find out what happened to this technlogy.

Les.

[tao]

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http://web.mit.edu/mit_energy/about/committee.html

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Co-President James Schwartz  jschwartz [@sloan.mit.edu]

That'd be right, just check the sponsors to find out what happened to this technlogy.

Les.

Hey guys, that isn't even the right guy...

I am still awaiting a response from the RIGHT Schwartz from Noah's Ark Research, nothing yet...

[gn0stik]

Guys, is the involvement of Dennis Lee not enough to tell you all that this is a complete scam? A bit more elaborate than his others, I have to admit.... But Come on... Dennis lee? Dennis Lee is involved. That should be enough for anyone. The guy is a known, scam artist. You have to assume anyone involved with him is too.

By the way, you can light cristmas tree lights with 4 AA batteries. They draw very little current. It's just batteries, positive up on one side, and negative up on the other, in some kind of conductive shell, of graphite, or carbon, or something, perhaps even copper with conductive black paint coating, and wire between them on the bottom. Notice he touches both rods at one point simultaneously, and he doesn't get bit? Or if he does, it's nothing painful.. or even felt.. That should tell you everything you need to know. As for the suitcase thing, who knows. Also there are very low powered gas bulbs that would light very brightly with that much power, I had one connected to a piezo that lit when you shook the piezo, four of them would have easily been lit by batteries in that config. And luminosity is easily misinterpreted by cameras. Those bulbs were not that brightly lit. If you don't believe me, go read about what dave did again. He clearly says they look brighter in the video than they really were.

I'm happy to be proven wrong, but I would bet dollars to donuts there's nothing here.

[tinu]

I fully support the above.

Now, assume that I have a fe device (I don?t). What would be the first thing to do? Let it run. Second? Let it run. And again, and again. Forever! It?s free energy, remember? It?s our dream! Wouldn?t you let the device continuously run, up to its final wearing?

Any show in which the device is quickly shut off is just not natural. It is simply something that no one would do, imho, with a real free energy device. On these grounds, I?m sorry to say but I dismiss most of the claims seen during the last years. A natural movie on a real device would show the device at full power and energizing a load, most of the time. The emphasis has to be on power out and, if not an independent setup, on power in also. Any other emphasis given is not fitting the picture.

Tinu

[hartiberlin]

Yes, I think this is a fake device.
Probably hidden batteries inside these rods...