Selfrunning 3 KWatts ERR unit powering 3 x 800 Watt lamps

[TinselKoala]

Hello TK, Amigo - I don't know if I would even try to patent something like the ERR. The way you two make it sound, MIB's are out there but they are not interested in these things or we would know by now. I forget where I read it, but someone in one of the forums, maybe Steorn was talking about patents and government suppression quite a while back. Either of you recall that? Something about National Security and not being able to do anything with it for a year or something like that? I'm sure it happens, or those sections wouldn't exist in the code. At any rate, you know how paranoid I am

I've been told that this technoloogy in simpler form has been demonstrated at university levels. It does not utilize the mischmetal type stacks as that has been difficult to manufacture and the yield was very low thus not coast effective.

Honestly, it matters not what anyone thinks or whether they think the kind Doctor has any responsibility toward the public or not. In fact, I would say that alsetalokin (TK) has a greater responsibilty to bring closure to his OC MPMM game than Dr. Schwartz has to anyone who has viewed his reseaurch statements whether printed or visual. I find no obligation on his part what-so-ever just because he willingly shared the knowledge that alternative energy is viable.

TK, do you think Tesla's work was impossible as well? Do you imagine that his nephew's statements regarding the Buffalo NY test drive was just folklore? What about when he sent a surge back through the power lines at Colorado Springs and burnt out the Generators? Or his Wardenclyffe project, do you think he was building something that wouldn't work? Just because you don't understand something doesn't mean it is impossible - after all, your cells are aging as we speak an no one understands why, after 30 years of perfect rejuvination the process just stops. Must be impossible, right?

Get all the facts before you Assassinate someones character.

(have to misspell stuff just to keep the adsense from gumming it all up Bleagh)

Yep, those MIB are smarter than they look. Not a single one came after that "al" character you mention. You know, come to think of it, maybe that was what was behind all that--drawing out the MIBs. If so, it was either a success, or a failure. After all, he always told everyone that it wasn't in any way unusual or free energy or contrary to known physics. "Dr." Schwartz on the other hand, has made such claims in public.
The process of "secretizing" patents that have national security implications is a real one; I am personally familiar with the details of Adam Trombley's experience in that matter, over the liquid metal contacts on a homopolar variant that he invented. (Now you have to shred your computer and poke your eyeballs out, you know too much.) A device like the one in Schwartz's demo IF REAL would certainly be gobbled up in a heartbeat, especially if the details of its initial production are secret--that is outside the normal academic/industrial/military channels. But it hasn't been. That tells me a lot, and perhaps it should tell you something too.
No, I don't think Tesla's work was impossible: It's fully documented, always has been, and is repeatable by anyone. I know this to be the case. The Pierce-Arrow is indeed a legend, we have no real information on it and it is probably, if anything at all, a journalist's hyperbolic misunderstanding of something Tesla was demostrating. No, I don't believe the car was powered by the box. We have no evidence other than "nephew's" anecdote, which means we have no evidence.
The other Tesla items you mention were certainly real and are relatively well-understood and could be reproduced, by a madman, even today. The Wardenclyffe tower--could it have been the basis for a planet-wide communication and power system? I believe so. Could it have allowed extraction of solar energy from the Schumann resonance? Perhaps. That is the experimental question that Tesla was asking. He was not attempting to prove anything. He had the consummate scientific attitude, making predictions based on theory and prior results, experimenting to narrow down the possible theoretical answer-space. Could Wardenclyffe itself make energy? Of course not.

And aging is a bit more understood than you imply. Perfect rejuvenation is a myth; errors accumulate; apoptosis is programmed in; there are perfectly good reasons to get old and decrepit and finally to die.

I don't have to assassinate anyone's character; they generally do a pretty good job of committing character suicide as soon as they start promoting free energy scams.

Doctor of what, now? From Which institution of higher education, or medical or chiropractic or dentistry or veterinary school? And where can I read his dissertation?

[Tommey Reed]

http://www.youtube.com/user/OverUnityNow1#play/all/uploads-all/0/WskItfkpS4g

My 2.5 power station.......

[markdansie]

@TK,
The "nephew" of Tesla was not his nephew. I think that says it all.
I do like your philosophy.
This 3KW EER unit could simply be verified without full disclosure of key elements....so Harvey want to meet me in the Philipines?
Mark

[Harvey]

@Tommey Reed,
Nice setup there. I think that mic amplified the Genset noise . What is the wattage of the solar panels? Have you done any recharge tests?

Cheers!

@Mark,
I understand everyone's desire to validate what they have seen, but honestly I see no reason to do so. It doesn't need to be validated, especially by the internet populace. If we reflect on our reasons for wanting validation we will find that they have no purpose other than to satisfy our own curiosity. If TK and the other skeptics would like to believe that this is not what has been stated in the video, then let them - it doesn't change the program in the least. It may burn bridges that they don't realize they didn't want burned, but that's really not our problem is it?

A young man approached a scientist on a street corner and opening his coat he produced a glowing bottle of liquid. "Hey, mister, you want to see some stuff?". The scientist looked at the bottle and asked, do you know what this is? "Yes", said the young man, "do you?" The scientist said, "you tell me." The young man said "It's a colloidal suspension of light emitting materials like radium and thorium, do you like it?" The scientist asked, "how do I know this isn't just some liquid from a glow stick?" "You don't" the man replied.
S:"Why are you showing this to me?"
YM:"I thought you might be interested, and I wanted to know what you think of it"
S:"What's it for?"
YM: "We're going to paint all the street lights and sidewalks and road lines with it in the whole city because it gives light off night and day for 12 years"
S:"You know Radium and Thorium are radioactive"
YM: "I said 'like' I didn't say it was"
S: "Where did you get it?"
YM: "That's a secret"
S: "How much is there?"
YM: "That's a secret too"
S: "Can I buy some? Can I invest?"
YM: "No"
S: "Can I make some myself?"
YM: "Probably, but I can't give you the formula"
S: "If you like this sort of thing, you can join our think tank where we will be doing all sorts of cool stuff"
S:"I don't think your qualified to show this stuff around, or else your some kind of fraud. Do you have any degrees?"
YM: "I'm a doctor"
S: "Let me guess, a vet?"
YM:"I fail to see how my credentials have any bearing on my sharing this information with you, sorry to have bothered you - goodbye"
As the scientist walked away, knowing full well he had insulted the young man, it occurred to him that he would like to have painted the inside of his garage with that. He quickly turned around, and the young man was gone.

[Tommey Reed]

The solar panels are 45watts,  about 1.5 amps for each battery.

Each panel is connected to 12v battery, I use a capacitor bank for kick start the dc motor.

This system use 36v, 45 watts is just enough to slow charge the unit.

Its just a back up system at this time, I would need more charging amps to do greater work.....