My free energy experiment.

[stevensrd1]

Well so many ways and things to try, its always an interesting experiment for sure. If your interested in some other interesting info, check out my bit elsewhere in this forum, about electron flow in opposite directions along the same wire at the same time, here is the tiny url link -->  http://tiny.cc/ipau8

[FreeEnergy]

news?

[stevensrd1]

News,,hmm, Ive moved on to a more efficient design, that uses one battery to recharge two. Its all solid state, no moving parts. It might even be unity, or over unity, or it may not be, just closer then before. Still doing test, got some new equipment to test with as well, will make a video as in a few weeks most likely to show the design. Ill post it in a new thread. No Idea what Ill call it yet, give me a few weeks and Ill post the thread link here...

[shylo]

hi Steve was wondering can I use two non-rechargable batteries to charge up the dead rechargables?.......and you said a cd motor works just the way it is?......cd motor meaning out of a cd player right?.....thanx ......shylo

[stevensrd1]

I dont see why not,,should be the same difference. Yes I used the pulse motor, which I thought works better cause when the main bats get to weak,,the pulse motor automatically disconnects the main power and stops turning at the same time. But I found a regular cd motor will work,,the only problem here is it dont disconnect the main power, so for a while you will recharge the recharging bats at full power then as the main bats drain,,you will be recharging the recharging bats at lesser power,,and then even lesser as the main bats drain,,which seems to lower the overall recharge. If however you keep tabs on the recharging bats with your meter,,set it to the 2v setting so you get a 4 digit display,,you can then keep a tab on their charging and how much and know when they start to show lower on the meter as in lower and lower instead of higher and higher,,then you should stop the charge..But its a slow recharge but you see the numbers climb fast at the start,,then slower later but they keep climbing as the bats recharge,,give it say 24 hours,,keep a check on your meter, you can measure them at the same time there recharging..Best of luck...