ou in Budapest?

[gaby de wilde]

It takes supper long to make a single test run with their devices.

After configuration they need to seal it up. Then they power it up using loads of electricity, when it's up to speed it runs close to 100% efficient generating almost the same amount of electricity it uses.

Then they have to let it run for a while so that it heats up.

then they can use the heat to power an extra generator.

I don't recall it's name but one of the big companies behind this has geothermal plants all over the globe. Really the right kind of company to harvest this heat.

The engineering is in getting the  most heat out of the system obviously.

They are supplying loads of electricity to the grid and they use even more. They do have overunity machines but the size/efficiency ratio is probably awful.

What would normally take a week takes up many years with this research.  They could do research for 50 years then come to the conclusion it's not worth it.

Just the geothermal relation make this a non scam.

They are doing research and they used their own funding it seems?

Prior to 1992:  108 prototype units were tested and discarded

Since 1992: Total No. of EBM Units: 7 units over 100,000 hours logged operating hours


http://www.pureenergysystems.com/news/Radio/Free_Energy_Now/shows/2006/10/14/0711211_Energy_by_Motion_EBM/061014_SterlingAllan-ProfSzaboEBMmachine.MP3
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