Serious Question, Looking for ways to fund development of a new device

[h20power]

Everything has a harmonic frequency. Even water. The common microwave heats food primarily by causing water molecules to vibrate at around 2.4Ghz.


The lowest resonant frequency of H²0 is ~22.235 GHz. But I do believe, and I could be wrong that the energy would just be re-radiated, I don't think it would cause a disassociation.

There appears to be quite a bit of scientific research around controlling the vibration modes of H²O in an effort to improve catalytic dissociation. Could be worth reading up on. for example here is one article.
https://phys.org/news/2014-05-molecular-vibrations-hydrogen.html

Hi Chris,


I took the conversation to my thread as to not clutter yours up with talk of hydrogen: [size=78%]https://overunity.com/7030/stanley-meyer-explained/msg569780/topicseen/#new[/size]

[CuriousChris]

Thanks @MrWayne

My intention was not so much to get "angel funding" which is one of the types of investment funding you are discussing. I guess I was more looking for "enthusiast funding" Donations or kickstarter type funding that would be provided by enthusiasts and followers. In exchange I would share (after patent application) my unique approach.

Of course the majority of people would assume I was a fake. I would if I was looking from the outside as well, however my theories are extremely easy to understand and I believe completely logical. it utilises mechanics that we have used since the dawn of time, just repurposed to suit a magnetic motor and the odd clever design feature along the way.


There is no appreciable cogging or sticky points to deal with (however I expect a nominal amount). So I believe my design will get over the biggest hurdle of a magnetic motor. unfortunately while I can test individual components against my theory, the motor has to be complete to test it in full and there are a lot of moving parts (friction is my biggest enemy), accuracy is tantamount, therefore I need to be able to have parts milled with very accurate tolerances, this is not a cheap process.


It would seem however that the type of funding  I am hoping for is not going to be achievable given the experiences discussed. therefore I will need to consider my options. Time is on my side having retired recently, however I am still a few months from actually starting a serious attempt at a build.

At the moment I am completing a renovation (final touches) on our house and building a workshop to work in. So while doing that I thought I would research what I could do to ease the financial burden.

[kolbacict]

At the moment I am completing a renovation (final touches) on our house

Those funds spent on repairs could not be used for your dreams ? 
p.s. There is a saying, repair cannot be completed, it can only be stopped (interrupted).

[TommeyReed]

Hi CuriousChris,

I have a old saying, nobody should give anyone play money. If you have a idea and you truly believe you have something then start getting your hands dirty.

I find as insult that any grown man would ask for funding of any kind and haven't even try to build a prototype to prove something is possible.

Many hard working people are no better off then you, but we have the passion to find ways to put something together.

A simple cardboard prototype would be much better then a drawing.

You can drive around and find trash, but it could just be what you needed to get started.

I always look around, you can find just about anything if you keep looking. Go to a junk yard, I found stuff that cost pennies there.

If you wait for the money you will never get it started, like building a house; start out with a single 2x4 and you are on your way to create something special.

Tom