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[allcanadian]

@NickZ

We may be surrounded by ambient energy. But,  hydro, solar, wind, and other current "free energy" sources, are anything but free.
  A solar system to be able to turn on my electric hot water heater (5000w) on, to take a hot shower would cost thousands of dollars. 
  My current grid costs per month is $25. As a comparison. I would be dead, before a solar system would be paid off.

Appearances are generally always deceiving, for instance your electric hot water heater is actually a solar water heater. The energy which created the fossil fuels which were burned in a boiler to generate steam and turn the turbine to generate power which was transformed and then finally dissipated in the resistance of your water heater was solar energy. To make matters worse the combined total efficiency considering every element in the system for your "electric" water heater is probably less than 5%. It would have been magnitudes more efficient and cheaper in the long term to just heat the water with Sunlight and store it in a tank. What you have with an electric water heater is in fact the worst case scenario possible in terms of efficiency.

You're also forgetting that batteries will need replacing in a few years, and are going up in price, not down. And the price of  the controllers, wiring, is also going up, not to mentioned installation cost. The solar panels themselves are still at best about a buck a watt, or higher.  Not anything like the price you stated, by a long shot.  Therefore, solar is still a big rip off, and has not really become economical, for most people today. And some of us, like myself, don't have enough sun light, wind, or a constant water source to draw on, for hydro, wind turbins, etz... 

The Edison cell or Nickel/Iron battery which can be homemade can last 100 years or more and the price of controllers is not going up it is going down. Bulk solar panels are at $0.50/watt and transformer-less grid tie inverters $0.30/watt and all falling in price.

My point is everything you have ever known, most all the energy we will ever know relates to solar energy ie. relating to or finding it's roots in the Sun. In fact it is not really a Sun but a star not unlike any other star you see in the night sky. Which means it is not all Solar Energy but more so Cosmic Energy ie. relating to energy from every star which exists in the Cosmos or the Universe. Wind, Hydro, Solar, fossil fuels, wood, biofuels etc. are simply different manifestations of solar energy. You see we have to get past all the ambiguous terminology and false beliefs to see things as they are not simply what we have been told.
Imagine that... every morning we wake up to see a star, a huge freaking star in all it's glory cross the sky before our eyes and yet somehow it has become routine, mundane, insignificant. That if nothing else should give us an indication of the delusion we suffer when such wondrous things fail to have meaning.

Building a self running device, oneself can be very cheap, sometimes even free.
I figure the cost of this one, below,  Is less than $100 to DIY.  4000w output.  Of course, IF it's true.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zrvAvp_dmlU

The question just begging to be answered and in fact the only relevant one is, where do you think the energy from this device comes from?. Where could it come from?, well we already know the answer to this question and it must be Solar/Cosmic energy as that is the only energy present. So when you say Solar energy doesn't work and I want a free energy device like this one which is simply a different manifestation of Solar energy through field interactions it seems confusing.

Kapanadze, Ruslan, Akula and others may have working devices through years of hands on experiments. However all pale in comparison to Tesla because he was seeking the origin of the Energy in question, all Energy, and I believe he found it.

AC

[NickZ]

  Where does the energy come from???   Seams to be on peoples minds.
  Watch this video.Бестопливный генератор - YouTube


   The small and simple self runner in the video above should help to resolve the question, and be able tell us just where the energy is coming from. And it should be easy to replicate at less that $10.  If true.
   
   My thoughts, which I aim to prove to myself are that any extra energy or OU should be coming from the surrounding ambient, the Aether.  Cosmic energy, not sunlight.  It is present everywhere, even in the darkness of deep space, where there's no sunlight.   
   The video is a small example, that may help open the door to our understanding, exploration, and verification of the theme.


   Good luck with your solar systems.
   I'll continue with the self runner ideas, replication, and improvements.  In my own way...


     

[allcanadian]

@NickZ

My thoughts, which I aim to prove to myself are that any extra energy or OU should be coming from the surrounding ambient, the Aether.  Cosmic energy, not sunlight.  It is present everywhere, even in the darkness of deep space, where there's no sunlight. 

There in lies the problem, space is deep and dark and there appears to be nothing there. Yet you can see the Sun, a star, and you can see all the other stars as well. If you can see the light from stars a billion miles away then I would guess the light traveled from that star and every deep dark space in between until it reached your eyes... yet you could not see any light out there. Why do you think that is?, if you can see all those stars then shouldn't the darkness of space actually be full of light in translation from those stars to your eyes or do you think it just disappeared somewhere in between?.


In reality all space is full of sunlight or starlight depending on how we look at it however we have never actually seen sunlight. We can only see the reflection of sunlight after it has struck matter or tangible things of sufficient size or if it strikes our eyes directly. Sunlight is a small part of the spectrum of energy which fills all space, we call it the ElectroMagnetic spectrum.


We cannot have it both ways, either we believe energy must occupy every space from point A to point B to arrive at B or we must believe it has magically disappeared some place in between. I will let you decide which sounds more reasonable.


AC

[NickZ]

   The error that we are still being taught in school is, that light travels from the Sun to the Earth.  No such thing.
   There is NO LIGHT in deep space, and it's really really cold out there, also.  There is neither heat nor light coming to us from the Sun, or any other stars. Yet, the material and non material worlds are always being surrounded by the energy called Aether.
  NASA knows this, but is keeping it a secret for as long as possible.  The question is why.  The reason is because if we thought that we can produce our own light and power,  the gig would be over for the oil and power companies. Which still control this planet, it's governments, and it's people.
   I'll repeat it again:  There is no light nor heat in deep space, nor is it "traveling" to get here. Light and heat are being produced right here on Earth, and any other light bearing planet, Sun, or nebula.  We are being talk error for fact and continue to be lied to, for a reason.
  You can believe it or not, but remember that NASA is only a false front, for what is really going on in space.
  Solar panels don't even work in deep space, either.  Nuclear fuel is what drive the satelites to other planets in our solar system, like to Saturn, or Pluto, and beyond.
  Soon you'll see that what I'm talking about, is correct.  No need to argue with me, as I've heard it all before.
   I'm only suggesting that you look into, and don't simply buy their lies.

[allcanadian]

@NickZ

The lie that we are still being taught in school is, that light travels from the Sun to the Earth.  No such thing.
   There is NO LIGHT in deep space, and it's really really cold out there, also.  There is neither heat nor light coming to us from the Sun, or any other stars.
  NASA knows this, but is keeping it a secret for as long as possible.  The question is why.  The reason is because if we thought that we can produce our own light,  the gig is over for the oil and power companies. 
   I'll repeat it again:  There is no light nor heat in deep space, nor is it "traveling" to get here. Light and heat are being produced right here on Earth, and any other light bearing planet, Sun, or nebula.  We are being talk error for fact and continue to be lied to, for a reason.

There is another theory, have you ever pointed a bright flashlight upward on a calm clear night?. I have thousands of times and I observed that the beam is very visible in dusty or smoky conditions but invisible when the air is perfectly clear. It would seem to me we can only see light when it is reflected or scattered off of dust and other material things in our direction. In every other case when light is travelling away or at an angle to us we simply cannot see it...fascinating stuff don't you think?.

Now when we consider that outer space is a vacuum very much devoid of matter things start to make more sense. You see we cannot see the light in translation because there is nothing to reflect off of in space and the majority of all light is always at an angle to us never directly towards us. Space is dark then we throw up a satellite and wala the satellite is illuminated because it is reflecting the light which was always present which we could not see, a beacon in the dark.

As well space is really cold because there are no material things out there in the vacuum of space to absorb the energy from all that light. However it is a well known fact that the illuminated side does get very hot while the non-illuminated side stays very cold. You are cold in the shadow of your house then you go around the corner into the sunlight and wala you now start getting hot.

I find the fact you and most other adults think there is no light in space very strange simply because the answer seems obvious and is so easy to understand. In fact I have found a majority of adults understand almost nothing about the natural world and how it works. I ask 100 intelligent, reasonable and responsible adults even the most basic questions about nature and natural phenomena all around them and 99% fail miserably... why do you think that is?. I think they lack curiosity and are so preoccupied with their own little world they have created for themselves that they have failed to see everything else happening all around them.

AC