"Self Running 900 Watt Fuelless Electrical Generator" Is this new?

[hartiberlin]

I have not yet received any reply from Mr. Thrapp to my email.

But I uploaded his 3 videos to my Youtube account,
so they will not get lost, if someboy would delete his account.

Now they are also over here:

http://www.youtube.com/user/overunitydotcom

Regards, Stefan.

[oouthere]

If this seems legitimate, I'll throw in a dollar or two as well to help the cause.

Rich

[esaruoho]

i truly hope that the two STE's will NOT go in with a "ministry? pshaw! get a grip you!" and "yeah whatever" attitude. nothing whatsoever can be gained with that.


i would be interested in finding out how they constructed the heater-sphere and how they measured and mofiied the 9V battery to create a frequency  inside the cavity  that produces immense heat.  i.e, what is the idea behind the modulation of the battery's voltage, does it go to a signal generator, or someting else, and how have they reflected it back inside the sphere. keely made thousands of machines  , i'd like to know how manyeth device the overunity heater was from their side of development.

also, do they charge the starter-batteries or just buy a new one, and what else have they created (stubblefield earth batteries?)

also would they post  a list of the dvds they have for sale, prices and lengts, because i'd like to buy some.

[bourne]

Okay, first of all, the idea that he is "Amish" seems to me to be only be an assumption.Where do we have confirmation of this?  None that I can see.

From Sterling's Peswiki page;

Director: Timothy Thrapp

Timothy Thrapp is Amish, a religious group that does do not believe in participating in anything modern -- tractors are forbidden; they stay with horses. So he's far outside the box both scientifically and religiously -- and business-wise as well.

It's not proof per-se but I presume Sterling would not make it up. Besides, according the the peswiki page he has had contact with people who have met/spoken with Mr Thrapp.

@ Stefan & Everyone

There seems to be an ever increasing body of people willing to 'throw in a couple of $/?' to make contact with Mr Thrapp. Firstly, In my brief time on this forum, no where have I read, in any other thread, people are willing to part with hard earned cash for info, all be it small amounts. This seems to be an unprecedented action. Is it a sign of the times and a reflection of peoples opinion to his legitimacy?
Secondly, we can't exactly pass round a collection plate for said $/?, how would we go about this?

What are your thoughts?

[Feynman]

Okay, thanks bourne. That's the sort of info I was looking for.  Let's hope he replies to Stephan.

To me it depends on the quality of information.  If the person is willing to answer specific and detailed questions regarding construction and replication, the time is most certainly worth it.  If the answers are vague and indirect, then you will probably know pretty quickly.