Safe One Wire energy transfer by Serbian inventor Milutin Miletic

[lancaIV]

if he is just using a magnetic transformer and uses iron wire as shown in the first postings of this thread ? not to say anything

Did he say that he is also using copper for the wire ? Yes. Can be any type of wire. A type of wire depends on whether it will be for heating or for electricity transmission.

Does he manufacture the wire himself ? Yes
Does he produce any allow himself and produce with
heating and melting and the wires ?? I do not know. I think it is just a way of connecting.

And most important. This wire is not OU device. There are also losses

Hello Shokac,
you wrote :" This wire is not OU device."

Somebody told us that with this wire as heater filament it would be possible to heat water with an OU-efficiency >1 up to C.O.P.=20 !
Could you me/us explain the facts ?

To compare with this here : www.al-bernstein-industries.com

Sincerely
              CdL

[Shokac]

Hello Shokac,
you wrote :" This wire is not OU device."

Somebody told us that with this wire as heater filament it would be possible to heat water with an OU-efficiency >1 up to C.O.P.=20 !
Could you me/us explain the facts ?

Milutin told me!
This wire only use for security transmision electric energy and for security heating. No OU

Regards!

[lancaIV]

I thank you for the fast response !

Have I to understand now Mr.Milutins invention  that the special effect of this wire is the shock-(/probably also spark-)free behaviour ?!

And using the wire as water heating resistance I get less than 1KWH-heat by input 1KWH-electricity !?

Sincerely
               CdL

[the_big_m_in_ok]

...And most important. This wire is not OU device. There are also losses

My question in my mind is:  Is this device functioning with one wire, compared to Tesla's two wire system, as with Tesla's 'hairpin' circuit?

Was the 'hairpin' circuit OU?

--Lee

[Shokac]

My question in my mind is:  Is this device functioning with one wire, compared to Tesla's two wire system, as with Tesla's 'hairpin' circuit?

Was the 'hairpin' circuit OU?

--Lee

Yes. Milutin use only one wire.

HOW?

I don't know!