OverUnity prize money 15825 US$ total until now

[innovation_station]

@ stephen


who said it ran off of an outside wind source??


and who  said that it would not spin 24/7
all year long?

is

[hartiberlin]

@SAM,
yes, I could replicate it then,
when I have the device at my home and
can post multiple videos and pictures and
rebuild instructions.
Also I can show it to the local Technical University Berlin
over there to a few profs I know there
and some other local people who care about free energy.

As I requested 3 same units which run, the inventor
must already know, how to replicate it successfully
and the 3 units will be tested in 3 different parts of the world
and each testing group will release all informations immediately and
freely and publically as they just will test it.

Surely the inventor can and should release also all informations
already freely and publically before the 3 devices are shipped,
so that the info is already out.

Regards, Stefan.

[hartiberlin]

@ stephen


who said it ran off of an outside wind source??


and who  said that it would not spin 24/7
all year long?

is

Okay, let me formulate the conditions maybe this way:

Run 24 hours / 7  days a week / 365 days per year with an output
of at least 50 Watts electrically
and only have a fuel or maintainance cost per year of less than 100 US$
including "fuel" and reparation.

The device should be buildable for less than 500 US$ in part costs.
(not including labor cost)
The device should be able to be built by at least a well educated
mechanic or engineer, so it must not rely on very expensive tools
or machinery or if this is the case, there must be a source,
where one could get easily and cheaply these parts.

Also if it used water as the "fuel", it should not use more than 10 Liters
normal tap water per day.

It must not put out any dangerous pollution stuff and
must not be harmful to the environment.

It also must not use any very expensive or forbidden and/or  banned
radioactive materials, which are hard to get for the average guy
and are dangerous to handle and pose a threat for the environment.

Regards, Stefan.

[madwizard]

Nice initiative!

I think this is a good idea.. I hope we all soon will be able to buy or build our own "free energy" devices! I have a good feeling for this.. 

Keep up the good work.   
Vidar

[FreeEnergy]

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