Selfrunning 3 KWatts ERR unit powering 3 x 800 Watt lamps

[hartiberlin]

Here are some photos of a smaller ERR device from Dr. Schwartz:

[hartiberlin]

Here is the earlier work of Dr. Schwartz and his NoahsArk Foundation team,
a 25 Watts free energy generator.

http://video.yahoo.com/watch/185052/1049634

Here is a backup copy of it on youtube:

He told us:

It’s similar to Tom Bearden’s MEG except that it doesn’t need an external power supply to switch the magnetic fields. It uses a very powerful magnet with a special circuit board that contains a new hi-tech chip to switch the magnetic fields. It also contains ultra-thin graphite sheets called graphene. Using a very sensitive technique, we were able to separate the individual sheets of carbon atoms that are layered on top of one another in graphite. These layers are electrically conducting because they contain electrons that are free to roam across each layer. In the graphene, the charge carrying particles act as if they’re without mass, or weight. In this respect they’re more like photon particles that convey light than like electrons.

[hartiberlin]

What are Metamaterials:

http://people.ee.duke.edu/~drsmith/about_metamaterials.html

Left handed materials:

http://physics.ucsd.edu/lhmedia/whatis.html

Could it be that these special materials could  have an
inverted Lentz law ?
So drawing power from the secondary of a transformer
will use less power on the primary ?
Maybe this is shown here ?

So is this some kind of overunity transformer with a huge COP factor ?

[stprue]

What are Metamaterials:

http://people.ee.duke.edu/~drsmith/about_metamaterials.html

Left handed materials:

http://physics.ucsd.edu/lhmedia/whatis.html

Could it be that these special materials could  have an
inverted Lentz law ?
So drawing power from the secondary of a transformer
will use less power on the primary ?
Maybe this is shown here ?

So is this some kind of overunity transformer with a huge COP factor ?

Do you think we could use wire glue?  It is composed of nanocarbon tubes!

[Harvey]

Hartiberlin, Can you tell me where you got this information from? It is my understanding that this was NOT ready for public release and only a few of us had access to the original information.

Thank You,

Harvey