Holcomb Energy Systems:Breakthrough technology to the world

[bistander]

There are likely hundreds of "excess energy" schemes on this forum alone - so why haven't any of these been developed?

Why can't you answer a straight forward question?

There has never been proof and a successful replication.
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[SolarLab]

There has never been proof and a successful replication.
bi

Have you ever attended any of these "in-person get togethers" over the years?
Did you personally "test" any of the devices that were presented?

[bistander]

Have you ever attended any of these "in-person get togethers" over the years?
Did you personally "test" any of the devices that were presented?

Are you speaking of Aaron's Energy Science shindigs promoted on Energetic forum?
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[SolarLab]

I take it your answer is NO - anway;

Here's a few links to Energy Forums from around the world.
Many of these are not really focused on "Excess Energy Devices" per se
however there is a lot of ad-hoc discussion on the subject and there are
many "Poster Exhibits" and "Suite Presentations" regarding a whole variety
of devices. Many also have working prototypes with test set-ups and
other things. They are well worth attending...

"Excess Energy" is becoming a "hot subject" for obvious reasons.

The world is a lot bigger than the "reclusive bubble forums" you are aware of!

https://www.ief.org/ International Energy Forum
https://www.iaee.org/en/publications/newsletter.aspx IAEE Energy Forum
https://www.nyenergyforum.org/ NY Energy Forum
https://allthingsenergyforum.com/ 2nd All Things Energy Forum
https://www.iea.org/ iea
https://www.un.org/en/desa/renewable-energy-forum United Nations
https://emf.stanford.edu/ Energy Modeling Forum - Stanford
https://www.seforall.org/forum Sustainable Energy for All Forum
https://energyforums.net/ EnergyForums - Energy Conservation Forums
https://cleancurrents.org/ Clean Currents
https://www.icis.com/explore/ I-C-I-S
https://www.aspeninstitute.org/ Aspen Institute - Energy
http://www.energystreamcmg.com/forums/forums-seminars.aspx US Energy Stream

Another good source is "PAC World" magazine; Grid-centric but some great articles:
www.pacw.org

And, yes, one Forum that does a yearly get together, with demonstrations, is the Energetic Forum. They also do a good job of vetting the demo setups.

There may be others still functioning but I haven't attended any of them in a few years.
Of course new ones spring up from time to time. So it's good to keep an eye out.

Hope this helps!

[bistander]

I take it your answer is NO - anway;

Here's a few links to Energy Forums from around the world.
Many of these are not really focused on "Excess Energy Devices" per se
however there is a lot of ad-hoc discussion on the subject and there are
many "Poster Exhibits" and "Suite Presentations" regarding a whole variety
of devices. Many also have working prototypes with test set-ups and
other things. They are well worth attending...

"Excess Energy" is becoming a "hot subject" for obvious reasons.

The world is a lot bigger than the "reclusive bubble forums" you are aware of!

https://www.ief.org/ International Energy Forum
https://www.iaee.org/en/publications/newsletter.aspx IAEE Energy Forum
https://www.nyenergyforum.org/ NY Energy Forum
https://allthingsenergyforum.com/ 2nd All Things Energy Forum
https://www.iea.org/ iea
https://www.un.org/en/desa/renewable-energy-forum United Nations
https://emf.stanford.edu/ Energy Modeling Forum - Stanford
https://www.seforall.org/forum Sustainable Energy for All Forum
https://energyforums.net/ EnergyForums - Energy Conservation Forums
https://cleancurrents.org/ Clean Currents
https://www.icis.com/explore/ I-C-I-S
https://www.aspeninstitute.org/ Aspen Institute - Energy
http://www.energystreamcmg.com/forums/forums-seminars.aspx US Energy Stream

And, yes, one Forum that does a yearly get together, with demonstrations, is the
Energetic Forum.  They also do a good job of vetting the demo setups.

There may be others still functioning but I haven't attended any of them in a few years.

Of course new ones spring up from time to time. So it's good to keep an eye out.

Hope this helps!

Thanks.
I think you're easily fooled.
bi