Selfrunning 3 KWatts ERR unit powering 3 x 800 Watt lamps

[Harvey]

Look who's involved.

It doesn't appear any of it holds any water...

.99

Grow up already. 

TK, can you provide a direct link to the (6?) rod image? For some reason my system is not accessing that. Thanx.

As wonderful as those rods seemed, those that worked were easily depleted over time (the charge rate was slow - see Tesla's associated radiant energy patent and the time frames involved) and they were low wattage. The cost of production was prohibitive and there are other unsavory aspects to its release to the public which effectively locked down its distribution at any cost. If you wish to experiment with something like that then have a look at Einstein's works on the photoelectric effects of various metals and evaluate the atmospheric window that is transparent to specific frequencies. Combine those two things and you may be able to produce something similar. One of the things that bugs me about those rods, is that I held one of those plastic containers in my hand once in the desert (you know where), at a swap meet back in the '70's. I had no idea what I was looking at and the fella behind the table told me it was some sort of generator that worked for a few years and then just stopped working. I could have bought it for a quarter but I was young, stupid and had no idea what I was looking at. But it looked interesting because it had a 110V outlet in the base and no other place for batteries or wires. I walked that same swap meet that day, found a chopper that was smaller, but had a 12V Ciggybuttlighter connector on it and used that to make coffee on the job sites for years before the contacts on the relay literally popped off the rivets. That may still be in my gargage somewhere. Bottom line here on the rods, unless Dr. Schwartz was the original inventor from the late 60's I think he was just trying to revive an old technology that existed from the 1800's on. I remember discussions regarding that material in high school. Nearly all records have been completely stripped from the internet and public libraries, but you may find some in a private library somewhere - I know I've read it in hardcopy print at some time and I wish I could remember when and where. I have a nagging memory that explained the process as a thermocouple bond combined with a low grade radioactive decay that resulted in a transmutation of the metals where extra electrons were given up in the process. Maybe you all can find it somewhere. For some reason I have a mental association of Mischmetal and Mantel material to all of this but please don't ask me how my brain ties all that together - bleagh.

Has anyone yet, actually replicated Marks' TPU? I heard that someone actually had one running but it melted down after a few hours in a runaway mode. I offered to help put in fail safes to prevent that, but never got any takers. The video I have on file, of the small open ring demonstration in the garage is very convincing. And the gyroscopic effects are intriquing. Poynt99, do you have any experience with it?

[xee2]

@ Harvey

I suspect you may be thinking of the peltier effect. Used in many space satellites but does not produce much power.

[powerunlimited]

@Harvey,very interesting information on the rods,have you asked
Dr. Schwartz if he is the original inventor and if
he can give you a rough
explaination as to how they work,since I don't think
he will release the exact information on how to make them.
Thanks

[TinselKoala]

@Harvey: I can't find the link to the webpage right now, but here's the ERR Japanese brochure, there are some pix of it in there:
http://freenrg.fr/JapRod/EnergyReceiver.zip

And it's on Sterling's PESwiki page concerning the devices.
http://peswiki.com/index.php/Image:Elemental_rod_generator_900W_jp70.jpg

And This is interesting:
http://freenrg.fr/JapRod/

And so is this:
http://www.rexresearch.com/craig/craig.htm

[TinselKoala]

The Vortex list discussion is interesting.

http://www.mail-archive.com/vortex-l@eskimo.com/msg33518.html

"It's "grounded to the earth" but there's no ground wire, as they show us
after it's "activated".  So, the statement that it's "grounded" is just
misdirection, like most of what he says.

I loved the bit where they pick up the case and turn it over -- this is
pure stage-magician stuff: see, the box is solid on all sides.
Unfortunately for the demo that little operation also shows that it's
not "grounded to the earth" no matter what he says about it; the claim
that it's grounded was a simple lie."