Selfrunning 3 KWatts ERR unit powering 3 x 800 Watt lamps

[Cloxxki]

Prior work by the same inventor seems very important to me.
Mylow may work another couple of years, with real determination, on a simple permanent magnet motor. Will we believe him when he claims that again?
With Schwarz having prior work, it is quite vital to know of the relevance of those rods. Who knows, he may have sold the rights, only to be further explored (by the buyer or even Schwarz himself) after a contracted amount of years. But, he can come up with new things. If the rods were real, this will likely also be.

[plumee]

I posted in the solar area but I think it is due to be said here. I was reading of this new idea invented in I believe Canada. It is a solar panel with higher output than the silicon style. It uses various sprayed layers of elements and it produces electricity. Is this not left handed materials at work? One of the companies I saw was NanoSolar. Google it up. I think there are many combinations of materials to work with this idea. Why be disproving the nanotechnology when we could rationalize possible materials and get building? Thanks.

[markdansie]

@ Cloxxki
You make a good point. I do think however it needs to be independently tested or validated. Why show a video at all at this stage?
However I guess we will have to be patient and work to their schedule.
Anything we conclude at this stage would be speculation, however I will err on the side of caution as yhe onus is on the claim being made.
I do not believe this is overunity but if it does work will be fully explainable by conventional physics.
However there are a lot of red flags, but we do have a witness at least, just not enough test data.
Mark

[TinselKoala]

Mark asked:

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1. The ERR is a hoax powered by a hidden battery, cap or perhaps some rod's
2. There could be something to ERR left field materials
3. The arrangements of the plates allow them to act as a capacitor or battery that can store a few hundreds w/h for short demonstrations
4. You have issues with Dr Schartz past and poor choice in associates (Mr Lee)
5. You have better things to do with your time.

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Let's see...
1) Probably. I think that's got to be the default assumption until Harvey or someone else who knows which end of a probe gets plugged in where gets to take a closer look.
2) Sure. I don't know enough about the theory but you've got to ask yourself if it is consistent with what we pretty much do know about other stuff.
3) Almost certainly not.
4) I don't know Schwartz from Noah, but I would like to know what his doctorate is in and where he got it from, and the topic of his dissertation, and who his thesis advisor was. If he's a medical doctor, what is his specialty and how long has he been practicing? All of these are perfectly legitimate questions for anyone who calls themselves "Doctor" and expects others to do the same.
As far as his association with Dennis Lee goes, I am only aware of that through the links on the site I linked above. I seriously doubt that anyone but a fool would associate with Lee at this point.
5) That's probably true. Like I said earlier, the only thing that even remotely interested me about this thing was when Harvey started talking about seeing it in person. I have had a lot of respect for Harvey, so I perked up and started paying attention. But I think I've learned enough to satisfy me for a while--both about ERR and NARF, and about Harvey as well.

[Cloxxki]

With all the Tesla wireless energy transmission experiments going on (Dr. Stiffler seems to lead the pack here), I can well imagine such plates to be used as resonators. I'll admit this idea comes from the Steven Marks discussions, where it has been suggested that perhaps he had the one replication, but was presenting it as the other.

Somehow all this plate business reminds me of the new loudspeaker technology, which pretty much consists of a thin square plate rather than a usual round speaker with acoustic box, and the plate can be snipe-aimed at the desired destination of the sound. An acoustic laser, if you will, I just made that up.