Well, imho Lucian has nothing but few papers and an electric motor that, although unconventional, complies with known EM.

You have to understand that on communism, some ideas were pursued just because those were felt appealing to the not-educated leaders. As crazy as it may seemed, during those time in order to become a leader, a pre-requisite was to be a worker, the lower the better. Of course I don’t have anything against workers but to base the leading class on that is…hmmm… you imagine. Such appealing idea was that of an electric car; on Romanian forum a lot of propaganda is done in connection with it. But the electric motor of that car was very conventional (wounded rotor and stator) as it results from certain documents and testimonials. The rotor kept being fried (you imagine why) and it needed 10days to rewound it. Also, it has been said that the car will run on 4 batteries. Wrong! A particular hand-note confirms that batteries 3-4 are in good order but that means nothing. Probably those batteries were having some problems or they were chosen as test for the whole batch. The electric car was a failure. End of story.

Magnetic motor?
You know: there is no such thing. But the research that was mentioned here was conducted on a “motor energized by pure magnetic energy”. Well, Lucian won’t post any of his papers to clarify the issue and I’ll let you know why. That’s because a “motor energized by pure magnetic energy” is just another crazy idea of a pseudo-researcher of those time, idea that most probably was again a total failure. It should’ve work like this: take some magnetic material, let it be attracted by a certain ferro-magnetic body and collect the mechanical work; take more magnetic material and repeat until you run out of fuel (magnets). The idea may have some merits for remote areas but the energy is of course very small. End of story.

Russian invasion? (@EM)
Oh, but a novel and very powerful weapon was indeed used. It’s call high amperage. It melts tanks when they mistakenly close the circuit. Which circuit? Cables and rail tracks, to my best knowledge. I’ve heard that melting those tanks looked really spectacular! But again, the weapon works only until the enemy becomes aware of it (which happens very soon).

Henri Coanda Airport
Bucharest is, for some reasons, one of the most expensive cities in Europe. I subscribe to those complaining against that. The airport is even more expensive.

Romanian governmental departments are sitting on free energy technology
I can’t say for sure and I can’t speak on their behalf. But …would you do that?!
Go in Hungary and buy an EBM machine. That would put an end to the so called “secrecy” and to all of it's reasons.
And also look carefully into this thread: even Lucian is saying that you have to take the extra energy from somewhere. Lol!

Best regards,
Tinu

@Tinu
excellent post
Kind Regards
Mark

Indeed, great post Tinu, thanks.

Glad this guy from one of the most well-faring counties wasn't crazy when he noticed Bucharest to be expensive :-) Last time I got my supermarket bottle of water through customs, saved me almost 3 Euro's. Bringing a bagel of sorts back from Moldova is also well worth it :-)

No, I would not sit on such technology if I were running a country. I'd use it to make my country wealthy and powerful, as well as generally admired for good reasons. But, I can imagine some of the suppresion conspriracy stories to be real. Governments are not all that smart, and quick to panic. Most don't really have experience at their line of work, having to be elected first, etc.
My logic and (lack of) vision are usualy quite different from the reality around me. That's perhaps why I am here, looking to spped up reality, as it seems to be lagging some.

Perhaps Lucian is being a great soldier for his country, which-ever his assignment is. For a humanitarian, filantropist or even aspriring biliardair, his inconclusive information doesn't make sense to me. I hope he'll be able to elaborate, and set out misconceptions straight.

he has info ..... he replicated it...... and it's not OU,  so he will agree to no tests,
   
why?   because it shows his info is worthless, and he will lose face and his glory will end.

But why was the motor "suppressed"?   Or was it?

It's no secret that security forces are not known to be the brightest, in any country, especially Romania during the communist regime.   They were outright idiots!   The whole country functioned on nepotism, hiring your relatives and friends into positions that they didn't qualify for.  I heard so many stories from various Romanian people that I had the pleasure of encountering on campus, that make so much sense.  Just because a motor is "suppressed" does not make it OU.  It was most likely suppressed because of a PERCEIVED threat to the stability of the economy, not because it was OU.  Anyway, we do need electric cars, and I hope they perfect the battery technology, because that's the real show stopper in certain geographic areas like the US, but in Europe, it's another story.

P.S.  Hey let's not insult the whole country..... just a part of it.    LOL     just kidding.   Romanians are awesome and determined, at least the ones I've met here in the US.  They're good at jokes too, if you understand their style, which I don't most of the time.

EM

Hey EM,

off topic :

did you notice this here especially the first link ( video)  :


http://www.overunity.com/index.php?topic=8082.0

A year ago I was testing nul_points cap-discharge experiment and I can say it is strange, that you get up to 30 % more Culomb in the target-cap that you took from the primary cap. I talk here about coulomb not the energy. Energy is always less ( 85 to 90 % )

I was asking a german Professor ( Physics ) about this anomaly and he did not answer my question how this can be explained.

Now it is not an easy thing to build a spherical Capacitor but me feeling is I will give it a try if I have the means and the time to do it,

This topic was  covered at the hcrs-webpage by an rf-engineer. They simply do not have an answer.

Regards