Prof. Tutor shows Zero Point energy extraction into mechanical rotation

[hartiberlin]

What kinds of very simple "power supplies" do we know of that can generate several tens of K-V of long-lasting Potential with very little work needed....

A powerful electret.

If anybody still have the current email address from John Schnurer ( former teacher at Antioch college
and former owner of gravity.org site)
please send it to me.
He had designed a very good and powerful electret but I have lost his emails.

Regards, Stefan.

[fritz]

A sufficient HV cap in parallel to the device under test - as well as the experiment carried out 2 times with two different power supplies would wipe away any doubt on my side.

[fritz]

If anybody still have the current email address from John Schnurer ( former teacher at Antioch college
and former owner of gravity.org site)
please send it to me.

According to the provided link - he died May 2007.

http://www.123people.com/ext/frm?ti=personensuche%20telefonbuch&search_term=john%20schnurer&search_country=US&st=suche%20nach%20personen&target_url=http%3A%2F%2Flivinginformation.blogspot.com%2F2008%2F01%2Finterview-with-friend-and-genius.html&section=blog&wrt_id=262

[Xaero_Vincent]

Several threads about this rotor already exist on this forum.

The rotor you see operating in the video is not "overunity" because its spinning in open air. Large voltage potentials in air can ionize air molecules at the tips of sharp conductors. This causes a thrust onto the vaned rotor blades. I have discussed this with Dr. Turtur and have read his publications, where he mentions ionic wind influence with rotors exposed to air. The power loss is great when operating at ambient pressure. In fact, power loss becomes unacceptably high even at voltages below the point of rotation.

The rotor must be placed inside a high-vacuum dielectric to stop the influence of ion thrusts. There and only then will the rotor allegedly operate with a COP greater than 1. Dr. Turtur's experiments and calculations conclude a much higher power output than power loss (over 50x) but only inside a laboratory vacuum chamber.

The technology may be revolutionary if its real but there is a very big catch. The power density from vacuum energy alone is very small; therefore a very large metal vacuum chambers and expensive rotary and turbo pumps are necessary. The power density is such that a machine capable of powering your home will require a vacuum chamber similar in size to NASA's.

http://www.nasa.gov/multimedia/imagegallery/image_feature_1281.html

We can imagine such structures costing tens to hundreds of millions to build. Despite this, I'm still very interested in the technology.

[alessiof76]

I did a 5 minutes test in july : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2VRDK5Ra-lg
at 38KV when it run  consumes 5-6mA
Forgive my English, I use the translator