TPU (solid-state generator) Explained by Stanley Meyers

[HeairBear]

Here is a pic of the device you are asking about.

[sirmikey1]

Thanks for this pic.  I looked for this yesterday for hours.
It's not on google.  Is this Stan's brother Stephen?  Xogen? 

[lltfdaniel1]

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-9110677187017409280

[ben8807]

Sorry guys but I can't keep quiet about this any longer. Threads like this are what destroy any credibility this forum has and mislead the ignorant.

What Stan Myers described was a simple generator. There's no power coming in. Period.

If you spin something that generates a magnetic field and then draw power off of it without adding rotational energy it will slow down. A free spinning generator under load will spin to a stop in short order. This is just life. You can complicate it however you like, change the material the rotor is made of, change coil configurations, use exotic elements, or whatever tickles your fancy. The point is it still doesn't provide power it's a flywheel.

Stan Myers is an obvious fraud he was just good at complicating things untill people couldn't see the simple truth.

[Grumpy]

Sorry guys but I can't keep quiet about this any longer. Threads like this are what destroy any credibility this forum has and mislead the ignorant.

What Stan Myers described was a simple generator. There's no power coming in. Period.

If you spin something that generates a magnetic field and then draw power off of it without adding rotational energy it will slow down. A free spinning generator under load will spin to a stop in short order. This is just life. You can complicate it however you like, change the material the rotor is made of, change coil configurations, use exotic elements, or whatever tickles your fancy. The point is it still doesn't provide power it's a flywheel.

Stan Myers is an obvious fraud he was just good at complicating things untill people couldn't see the simple truth.

Troll banter.