Is anyone running on free energy right now ... this minute

[Omnibus]

@neptune,

No one is onto anything unless demonstrating a self-sustaining device. Like I said, production of excess energy discontinuously (getting more energy out than in, i.e. violating CoE) has already been proven conclusively. That isn't enough, however. No one, unfortunately, has (to my knowledge) a self-sustaining device that can pass the scrutiny of a scientific test and therefore anyone trying to raise money from investors for commercial purposes with claims for OU should be treated as a scammer by default.

[markdansie]

@Omnibus
I appreciated your reply and have always valued your posts.
It is interesting that Blacklight power is fundeed by power companies themselves revealing an acceptance to adapt to new technologies. I will not debate if OU has been proved or not but will concur that no practical or demonstrable application has surfaced yet. Blacklight power is a good example of this. You have the scientists for 10 years saying there it is, its real we can measure it, and many debates why it is so. Sadly we have not seen a practical demonstration of how it can be harvested in a continuous way. This is an engineering problem only.
On the bright side of the fence we have seen huge advances in other technologies like solar. It now costs more in labor to install than the panels themselves. Within a decade we will be just painting objects and harvesting the energy.
Anyway, my experience is always to have an open mind, however I have become a sceptic by default and acknowledge that I have limitations as i use scientific methods to measure and validate devices.
Kind Regards
Mark

[DreamThinkBuild]

Is anyone running on free energy right now ... this minute

Only when the sun is out. It has taken me six years but I have been slowly building my solar array to the current 1.2Kw. I add one or two panels a year if things are going good. If your just starting out with solar, my best advice is to start small learn each part of the system then expand on it.

For $4200 I could get 1250Amp hours in batteries and almost another Kilowatt of solar but know exactly what I'm getting. That Bedini site is very unclear on what you actually get.

[markdansie]

we are blessed in Australia, up until june this year we recieved a 1 kilowatt system for free including install and inverter for grid connect. Now its about $1500 for a 1.5kva system up until june next year.
Just interesting how governments can facilitate change as its actually paid for by the polluters

Mark

[the_big_m_in_ok]

Can't he be sued if he doesn't deliver what he's selling you?

ther is no guarantee from ebay

when I get my window motor there was big problems with customs
and with broken pieces

there was no answer from rick
and nothing from ebay

http://www.amazing1.com

These guys always delivered whatever I ordered.  They've been around for years in their niche industry.  Plans and parts---especially parts---are their specialty.  Build whatever you want after the parts arrive.

--Lee