THE RANT ROOM

[SolarLab]

Not sure if HES production units are available yet.

Maybe an Alpha or Beta insitu test device - part of R&D
development - very common, actually; that's part of
the research cycle - field evaluations.

Usually when you sign up for Beta unit testing you
understand that's what it is - a test unit for evaluation.

I could be totally wrong in this case however, but I don't
believe A-HES has started any production yet. Holcomb
seems to be quite fussy about performance in that regard.

Done a lot of Alpha and Beta testing over the years and not
every unit tested was perfect out-of-the-box!

Beta site and even most "first article" installations involve a
great deal of extra insitu information gathering - photos, videos,
data logging, performance comparisons, and so forth.

Tommy is specifically writing about Holcomb's product that was purchased and also additional information!
Sorry for interrupting

[TommeyReed]

SolarLab,

Clearly you have no knowledge of what I know and who I know. Just shows you are a snake oil salesman.

I know a few people who visit Holcomb directly and purchase a 5k unit from Holcomb himself. I was going to visit the company, but because of a few snake salesman who try to sell these units I couldn't go.

They were called friends, but they are kicked out of my circle because of the deals they sold others. These are snake oil salesman, make me think you are too!

SL, so you're saying you work for HES, or are you just trying to collect money on a product you have no idea if it works?

OverUnity is not a platform to look for investors, why are you backing HES?

Clearly you haven't seen a working unit, yet your video game software claims that it works.

[SolarLab]

Irrelevant and immaterial... quite silly as well!

BTW - Nobody plays these "Silly Reindeer Games" anymore...

Although, I do peek in at your Youtube Videos on occasion 

[Cloxxki]

Interesting - for lack of a better term!

Anyone measuring more than a few % more out than in, needs to just loop the thing and show constant power OUT, without any IN.

How many % should necessitate a loop to be presented in stead of the standard in-out picture? 10% to allow for losses? In some cases 5% surplus out should be enough to get 3-4% out, constantly, and have no more in connected.

With a multifold out vs in, we are just looking at THE very laziest inventor ever, or a measurement error. I am yet to hear of any exceptions, having seen plenty pass though, and you guys will have seen more.

Can we come to some rule set for claimants to adhere to? A 7x out picture is just not acceptable to present without at least showing an extensive log of failed loop attempts. If it remains unsuccesful, the inventor simply needs help with their measurements first, and a lawyer or publisher second.
Show me a 1MW MGU with a measly 20% out over in, and I'll show you a standalone isolated apparatus composed of 3 motors and circuitry outputting a constant 100 kW to a real and verified load performing work. Lifting stuff, driving a common vehicle over a common route, running a big fountain, etc, etc.

[SolarLab]

Hi Cloxxki,

You're right - a few % more Out than In; just looping it, should give an Out without any IN.

This is likely quite obvious to most technical folks who would view it that way - and they would
be correct. Of couse; it would require an initial "Start-Up" phase.

However, if the Inventor or Company "Advertised this type of Looped Operation" they would
likely find themselves in trouble with a whole segment of the "Establishment," including the
"Patent Office" and "Intellectual Property" folks.

The Patent Office, et. al., claims "Free Energy" is impossible (as we all know). So, you're in
trouble the minute you even speak of "looping" and all that.

Therefore; just stay 500+ miles away from anything, even remotely, related to "OU" or "Looping."

Problem is: You have to also compete with the "Solar" folks while trying to capture the non-grid
tied customers - it's a thin line to walk, to be sure!

Best to just say - an "Energy Saving" device - ILPG or a simple non-fuel generator (in small letters)!

Regards,

SL