KIPPER MOTOR - GENERATOR Overunity Device.

[FatBird]

It's FREE to the person RECEIVING it.  If I hang a LARGE antenna out in the yard, I am getting FREE juice.  It may be costing somebody else money to TRANSMIT the juice, BUT I am getting it free of charge.  Same with Solar Panels.  It is FREE to me.

Look, if I give you $100 it is FREE to you.  Yes, it will cost me $100, BUT it is FREE to you.

What's free & not free are really BASIC principles that economists learn in Econ 101.

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[gauschor]

Nobody will spend his money on a big microwave transmitter in order to let people freely collect it. It's the same when trying to collect electric power from radio stations: you can say it is "free".
Then ask yourself what good is it for? Once the station is off, you are off too. I'd rather have a device that is completely independent from official institutions, everything else is peanuts.

[mscoffman]

Those microwave claims are lame. Nobody with microwave
experience would knowingly put themselves into the path of
a beam powerful enough to activate this motor generator.

But these knot "coil" and scramble wound coil things are symptomatic
of a static electric antenna designed to pickup free electrons rather
then intercept EMF. One way one could decypher that one wasn't
picking up EMF would be to build a non-inductive antenna. Wind 1/2
the coil in one direction and 1/2 in the other direction.

Kind of a discordant note was sounded when he talked about a
permanent magnet alternator...No car has one because that type regulator
requires that one dump the excess energy to create heat. The battery
requires a regulator to not be burnt-out via overcharging. The field
of a normal alternator varies the effective mechanical size of the
alternator to meet current demands. A different better regulator
circuit is available for alternative energy sources when using standard
alternators.

So a permanent magnet alternator only makes sense when you don't
have a battery based load to worry about.

As for the melted wire, I previously told you to use a lower gauge power
wire.

:S:MarkSCoffman

[FatBird]

1.  Excellent points Mark about how he wasn't picking up microwave energy.  I totally agree.

2.  Kipper's list of materials lists a regular NAPA 213-4011 car alternator that he used.

3.  I believe Kipper's mention of a Permanent Neo Magnet alternator was on his "wish list", & is NOT what he used.

4.  His coils of wire remind me of Don Smith's coils.  So I suspect that Kipper's coils are necessary for the unit to put out overunity.

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[gauschor]

Nobody with microwave experience would knowingly put themselves into the path of
a beam powerful enough to activate this motor generator

Think again, there are people (e.g. Hubbard) who have used Radium to create a "free energy" device. Not reasonable you say. I agree. Fact is, however people do unreasonable things, even when putting themselves into danger - be it because of ignorance or other reasons. Kipper was also one of these "wizards". Hence, if you still want to believe... good luck in hunting a myth.