Roll on the 20th June

[purepower]

Wow, there's been quite a few posts since I was last on. I noted on remark as to the newbies posting and "cointelpro" accusations, but the truth is there have been equal newbies for and against Archer. Your point is moot.

@Fred F

I know you were serious, thats why I was making fun of you! But it was uncalled for, especially as a newbie, I apologize. This is a good idea, and the energy is free, but it is not overunity.

@Archurians

Seriously, drop the "oil man monkey" bit. I know you think I work for big oil. In college, my emphasis was on alternative energy systems, ie "green energy." Now why would I study this and then go work for or have stock in big oil. I am a fan and believer of free energy, but only in some devices in history. Also, you big oil guys "knuckle dragging apes," but the truth of the matter is they own all of our @sses! So what does that make us if we are controlled by apes?

My name is "Pure Power" and I want clean, pure energy.

You have cursed and called names, resorting to schoolyard debate strategies. I have not. We are all adults, lets act that way. To any topic every discussed in the history of the world there have been two view points. If not, then it was never a real discussion and more a quick decision. So, lets all try to be grown ups here and have an educated discussion. Yes, Archer is claiming to have free energy with a lever. You believe him. I dont. Try to support your view without attacking me personally, this does not help prove your point.

I have created a video to debunk Archer's lever. I have duplicated his results, and there is no overunity. Where I am at my internet connection is a little slow and YouTube keeps timing out. I will be home in the next couple hours and will post from there.

Start finding other projects, the Archurian Era is close to an end...

[purepower]

"Hey, famous Leonardo daVinci made the first analysis of a 'gravity wheel'.... Without trigonometry... His findings are still valid - the gravity impact on a weight fixed at the circumference of the wheel is proportional with the horizontal displacement of the weights from the axle... "Anno Domini  1490".... Imagine that.
More than 500 years ago... And today we're still strugling with the lever mechanics...."




Da Vinci's wheel was a failure. Today "we" are not struggling with lever mechanics, the "Archurians" are...

[canuck22]

I have read all of the posts, some of them more than once to try to understand certain points

I have no formal education, I kind of look at things as pictures maybe is the way to describe it

I ask question to see if maybe something I am thinking will work, when I stand and look at something I can usually make it more efficient

I have read the laws of energy I understand some of them
you very quickly said to me,,,,,,,,, it will not work, you actually sounded very insulting

that water wheel at the side of this website should not work

but it does

ever try asking a question as opposed to stating an opinion?

peter

[capthook]

This one I take issue with. How do you base your findings?
I typed "lithium ion battery test results in google.

1.) http://www.buchmann.ca/Article2-page1.asp (pay attention to the second sub-heading.)

2.) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lithium_battery

Well - over the years I have kept abreast of battery technology as it has been the impediment to a viable electric car.  "energy density" or how much charge can be stored in a certain space/weight - is the critical factor.

Even the wikipedia link you provided states Lithium Ion is superior:

"Lithium batteries can be used in place of ordinary alkaline cells in many devices, such as clocks and cameras. Although they are more costly, lithium cells will provide much longer life, thereby minimizing battery replacement."

And this link: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lithium-ion_battery

"Lithium ion batteries are commonly used in consumer electronics. They are currently one of the most popular types of battery for portable electronics, with one of the best energy-to-weight ratios, no memory effect, and a slow loss of charge when not in use"

If you're interested in the latest/greatest lithium design, read about the nano-technology cathodes/batteries by Altair Nanotech....finally a (expensive) solution for the electric car IMO.

http://www.altairnano.com/markets_energy_systems.html

edit: added battery comparison chart picture

[ramset]

well more movies I like movies appreciate the effort pure power   Chet   back to work