Simple and powerful principle

[lltfdaniel1]

Thanks for sharing.


Yes as you say Nix there is an obvious overunity effect with this simple concept.


Have you heard of the heron pump apparently not overunity but if you could apply this concept with the heron pump it could or can work.


Anyways with the overunity effect going on doing work you have to tap it externally so if it was automated use the stored power from the over cop 1 effect to repeat the cycle and i bet you would have left over excess power.


Dan

[nix85]

Thanks for sharing.


Yes as you say Nix there is an obvious overunity effect with this simple concept.


Have you heard of the heron pump apparently not overunity but if you could apply this concept with the heron pump it could or can work.


Anyways with the overunity effect going on doing work you have to tap it externally so if it was automated use the stored power from the over cop 1 effect to repeat the cycle and i bet you would have left over excess power.


Dan

I youtubed it, i see it's self perpetuated fountain that doesn't work. It immediatelly reminded me of book Etidorphpa where being from inner Earth explains how water can rise above it's level, apparently conquering gravity.

Here it is https://www.sacred-texts.com/earth/eti/eti35.htm

"I tell you that mother earth, in the phenomena known as artesian wells, uses sand and clay, pools of mineral waters of different gravities, and running streams. The waters beneath the earth are under pressure, induced by such natural causes as I have presented you in miniature, the chief difference being that the supplies of both salt and fresh water are inexhaustible, and by natural combinations similar to what you have seen; the streams within the earth, if a pipe be thrust into them, may rise continuously, eternally, from a reservoir higher than the head. In addition, there are pressures of gases, and solutions of many salts, other than chloride of soda, that tend to favor the phenomenon."

[FreeEnergy]

Take a look at this!


https://youtu.be/gxnHJoyrQpM

[nix85]

Nice find

[hdeasy]

Nice video indeed. The only problem is the transition water to air. Note that he doesn't show that part as it's probably manual. It could be automated, however. But still, though this does give power it's funny that nobody wants to develop it. I suppose those really interested in OU have their circuits or other systems that do it better and more compact. I for instance have a good plan for an all magnet system. Also one based on inertial forces. And from 10 years ago a motor using Lorentz fore in a special way.