Free Solid State/mechanical energy

[barbosi]

Yes.

I know you were ahead to [m]any of us.
Any thoughts on the topic? What we are still missing (not required to spell out things for us, just your concerns)?
Regards.

[Grumpy]

He hasn't built it and until he or someone else does, it is unproven.

Walter Russell, Ed Leedskalnin, and Nikola Tesla all knew this and they proved what they said was true by building devices that worked.

[turbosetch]

For some humor:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BMjSQmz1VHM

or better

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wvRzWYCZ2e0

[Maximumgravity1]

I bought some steel rods and straight bar tonight at my local home improvement store.  I am going to try to find some wire at the local Radio Shack tomorrow.  I want to play with both Leedskalnin's PMH and the concept of some transforming coils with a PMH device.  If I cant find the wire at the Local Radio Shack, I will have to order some online, but hope to have something assembled in a day or two.  BTW, if anyone is interested, there is pretty decent iron bar/rod supplies through blacksmithing/ferrier supply places online.  Unless you are locked in a city, chances are you will be able to find a local ferrier (horseshoer) service that will be able to help with some basic shaping and raw materials.  I found a few places on-line that sell bar and rod in 80" lengths.  Most are between $2.25 - $8 per 80" piece.  So the raw materials are not that expensive (although there is a shipping surcharge on iron, and it is heavy so freight could add up).  If, like me, you don't have torches laying around, or don't have access to them at your work, this is where the ferrier/blacksmith/metal fabricator will most likely come in handy, and most any thing basic can be cut or shaped (i.e bent into a "U" ) for a few dollars.

[nat1971a]

Hi,

Heres a pic of eds PMH.

N.