Big try at gravity wheel

[mondrasek]

Minnie,

I'd be happy to show you over on the Mathematical Analysis thread.  We could walk through the math step by step if needed (Please don't think I'm talking down to you there.  I just don't know what assistance you may find helpful).

M.

[powercat]

What do we know about Wayne Travis ?

He has promised verification
He has promised newspaper coverage on his discovery
He has promised scientific journals coverage
He has promised a production line
He has promised open sourcing
He has promised run data
He has promised simple physics can show how this device works
He has promised that he has already given out the information required.(But you must look properly)
He has promised that his optimized system is over 600% efficient.
He has promised that he always keeps his word and tells the truth
He has promised it will all be happening soon (over two years ago)
He has promised that he's leaving the forum and won't be back

If anyone thinks of any other broken promises please post them.

[TinselKoala]

I like the one he made in the PowerPoint presentation, where Travis and someone named Kevan Riley, PE (405-694-7441),  promised prospective investors that he would put a 50 kW "field unit" generating plant at Trinity Baptist Church within three months of getting funded. I believe this PowerPoint demo was first presented even before Travis opened his first thread here. According to data in the file it was made in November of 2010.

(those who are attempting to analyse the workings of Travis's devices should take a close look at the description in this ppt presentation)

So what's the hangup, Mister Wayne Travis? Where's the 50 kW field unit, groaning away, providing all the electrical power the church needs and then some, for no input cost? I know where, and so do you. It exists only in your fantasy "business plan" and your presentations to prospective investors. There is no such thing in reality. Why hasn't it been built? I know why, and so do you. You need to spend your money on Red Herrings so that your investors won't notice that your Zeds can't power themselves and in fact need lots of external power to produce any effects at all.

[Grimer]

No, it certainly cannot, and you cannot provide any evidence for your claim.

I'm not saying his system works. I would be surprised if it did especially as money is involved - always a bad sign.


I'm saying that there is no intrinsic reason why a hydraulic system should not work

[MarkE]

I like the one he made in the PowerPoint presentation, where Travis and someone named Kevan Riley, PE (405-694-7441),  promised prospective investors that he would put a 50 kW "field unit" generating plant at Trinity Baptist Church within three months of getting funded. I believe this PowerPoint demo was first presented even before Travis opened his first thread here. According to data in the file it was made in November of 2010.

(those who are attempting to analyse the workings of Travis's devices should take a close look at the description in this ppt presentation)

So what's the hangup, Mister Wayne Travis? Where's the 50 kW field unit, groaning away, providing all the electrical power the church needs and then some, for no input cost? I know where, and so do you. It exists only in your fantasy "business plan" and your presentations to prospective investors. There is no such thing in reality. Why hasn't it been built? I know why, and so do you. You need to spend your money on Red Herrings so that your investors won't notice that your Zeds can't power themselves and in fact need lots of external power to produce any effects at all.

I hope Mr. Riley's Errors and Omissions insurance is paid up.