Selfrunning 3 KWatts ERR unit powering 3 x 800 Watt lamps

[infringer]

Tommy Check out my panel it was quite the project kept me busy for some time soldering and such but well worth it in the end.

PS Tommy you should really post that nice setup in the solar section so people can see it at work.

Take Care

http://www.overunity.com/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=6699.0;attach=34284;image

That is my home made panel...

Learned never use hot glue when making a panel should have known better but at the end I was rushed anyhow take care.

[Earthrise]

Here is a link to the elemental rod already discussed ad nauseum elsewhere on this site http://www.overunity.com/index.php?topic=4570.msg99256#msg99256
The original comes courtesy of forum member ZoRG. It is a brochure in Japanese showing the rod form devices and a panel type device. 

Remember that old TV show the Addams Family? Remember Uncle Fester? He had a lightbulb he would put in his mouth. He would then proceed to light it up. Instead of investigating the ERR devices, it would be much better to look up Uncle Fester and his lightbulb and use that as a free energy device.

[Harvey]

@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

Tesla's Sister had a son, Sava N. Kosanovic.

Nikola Tesla’s nephew, Ambassador Sava N. Kosanovic was the administrator of Tesla’s estate. Mr. Kosanovic was the minister of the State of Yugoslavia and a member of theYugoslav Mission to the United States in New York, from June 1942 to October 1944. Mr. Kosanovic was the Yugoslav Ambassador to the United States, in Washington D.C. from July 1946 to May 1950.

Miss. Charlotte Muzar, Mr. Kosanovic's Secretary wrote 5 pages regarding Dr.Tesla's missing papers and her experience - you can read them here:
http://www.teslasociety.com/muzar.htm

Forgot to mention that SNK was the adminstrator of Tesla's Estate, and that Tesla's other nephew (mentioned on page 3 of those pages) was present during the launch of the S.S. Nikola Tesla.

[Harvey]

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.....

Nice! Thanx for sharing the setup with us.
It really drives home the point of how much battery mass is needed in conventional systems to provide 1400W, not to mention twice that power. Sort of buries the LiPo theory since the device shown has a total weight of 42 pounds and was easily moved in the demonstration.

Cheers


Edit to Add:
I know it would take at least 94 of these LiFePO4 to run 2800 watts for an hour, but they would only weigh 30Kg. Too bad they are too thick to fit in the panels. But, if we only wanted to run for 10 minutes, then 16 would work...but then we would have seen them dimming. Ok, mayhaps 32, so even if it came down 50% of charge, the brightness might not be noticable. That would only be 10Kg so the weight is good. But the size is still a killer. Well, I'm sure the skeptics will find a a way to make it look like a hoax - I'm more interested in seeing what new things I can learn from these guys.

[markdansie]

@Harvey,
I stand corrected on tesla's nephew.
Thanks.
PS howlong did you witness the device running for.
Mark