Selfrunning 3 KWatts ERR unit powering 3 x 800 Watt lamps

[Harvey]

Can man protect himself from harms way?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elixir_of_life

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radium#Historical_uses

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radiation_poisoning

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DDT

Yeah...this is a grown up dying world. 

[markdansie]

@harvey
I started studying up a little on left handed materials. The 3KW ERR unit had me interested in that I was trying with my logical approach to explain "The Trick". I am a sceptic by default having debunked many magnetic motors over the years amoungst other technologies. It is never my intention to do so but that is the way it panned out.
In this case I had a problem of trying to figure out how much energy could come from such a small collection area. For example if it was a solar pannel you would be pushing to get 50 watts. having just started to read up on left handed materials I first thought perhaps its just a big capacitor or indeed a battery (one side possitive the other negative)
The demonstrations have only lasted a few minutes on the video. I was wondering if you knew the answers to the following questions.
1. What was the longest time it had continually run for ?
2. What was powering the unit when he started to tune it in ?
3. Why his previous units were so difficult to mainntain( did the performance degrade over time)
I am asking these questions in good faith with the view of trying to gain some understanding and remaining open minded.
There are a lot of red flags...but before I become the critic I rather stay on the possitive side of this one.
Mark

[Harvey]

Hi Mark,

I understand your position entirely and those are valid questions.

1. I do not know the longest period it has ever run but I have been told that they have left it on for over an hour. I do not know if power was being drawn during that time period or not - that would be a good question for Dr. Schwartz. He mentioned to me this evening that he does not have an account here, so it would be best to email him or post a question in the Yahoo Groups forum.

2. I was told that there is a 9V Transistor Radio battery used to prime the system.

3. The rods simply were not cost effective nor consistent enough to provide a real competitive edge against current solar technology watt for watt. The ERR is a continuing project with various setbacks and unknowns related to new frontier technologies. At the time of the small case research, graphene was new and very difficult to produce in larger sheets. Similar problems exist now for Bismuth. There have been some coil failures and undersize wire issues, electric field instabilities near the plates (you may notice they are covered by a plastic cover to prevent ion discharges in the demo), and one of the most problematic was the geocentric phasing which prohibited proper function when moved to a new location.

We hope that we are close to finalizing the research but certain tests and improvements that need to be performed require a specific research facility to be built. Plans are underway to effect this necessity this year if all goes well.

Cheers,

Harvey

[markdansie]

@harvey,
many thanks for your time in answering the questions.
Mark

[f_dyne]

Basing on my great (forced) ignorance on the subject...

I see that it could be nuclear.
There could be a high voltage transformer and electromagnetic cavities to induce nuclear transmutation in quite common material.
The key is that I see no relation between left-handed materials and overunity as long as energy conservation must hold.

F_dyne