Inventor Develops an Electrical Apparatus That Produces FREE Energy

[teofilius]

http://www.reuters.com/article/pressRelease/idUS140822+04-Feb-2008+PRN20080204

TAMPA, Fla., Feb. 4 /PRNewswire/ -- Alternative energy researcher and
inventor O'Keefe Natheniel Douglas has recently developed an apparatus for
duplicating electrical power as it flows through a bypass circuit whereas the
primary power remains unaltered and the duplicated induced energy increases
the sum of the output power to become greater than the input power.
    Unlike a transformer, the Duplicator is connected in a series with the
load. The Duplicator harnesses the changing magnetic flux of the passing
current to generate additional current into an independent circuit. Electron
drift is comprised of electromotive force in random directions. The
Duplicator's inductive line of force simply navigates a portion of this drift
into a selected direction, thus, generating an electric current, preferably
described as duplicated current. Duplication requires no energy transfer or
energy depletion, therefore, there is no electrical energy lost within the
main circuit.
    Power Duplicator will amplify electrical energy on both small and large
scale, without limitation to the number of duplications. The duplicated energy
can also be connected in parallel with the passing energy - and in series with
another Duplicator. The interconnection between Duplicators, series and
parallel, are infinite. A relatively small electrical energy source is
required to initiate the duplicating reaction. The technology will diminish
and undermine the need for nuclear energy conversion plants and long-distance
power plants. Because the Duplicator converts and duplicates all forms of
electrical energy (alternating and direct), the technological implementations
are quite versatile, thus allowing the adaptation for integration and
mobility.
    It is impelling to discuss in brief its ancestor - the transformer.
Transformers may be used to manipulate current and voltage, a very unique
trait. Electrical transformers have the potential to multiply current
indefinitely within its primary circuit, and voltage indefinitely within its
secondary circuit - limited only to engineering. Transformers, similar to the
Duplicator, amplify power. Without this amplification, modern transformers
would never exceed 45 percent efficiency. For any type of induction, the
inducing power has to be twice the induced power in order to cancel opposing
force of the induced and to sustain induction. Transformers held the key to
power amplification, yet mutual induction retards their full potential. Power
Duplicator provides the necessary modifications transformer technology lacks
for efficient power amplification.
    The challenge started around seven years ago. The inventor was driving
through rural Georgia and could not help but notice the miles and miles
stretch of high-tension power lines along the highway. He wondered to himself,
"What if I could tap into the varying magnetic field these wires produced to
obtain free energy?" He later started the research project "In Search of FREE
Energy." Advance research into transformer technology provided assurance that
fuels his determination - yet still there was a missing link. On September
19th, 2007 he found it.
    Press Contact:
    O'Keefe N. Douglas
    (813) 675 5678
    DougieResearch@yahoo.com


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SOURCE  Dougie Research Corp.

O'Keefe N. Douglas of Dougie Research Corp., +1-813-675-5678,
DougieResearch@yahoo.com

[ResinRat2]

All I can say is: Amazing!    

[Mr.Entropy]

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[helmut]

@teofilius
Thanks for sharing.
Any sketches or plans available?

The proposed properties are similar to lots of existing patents.

But how to proof?

helmut

[konduct]

Look at the coverage!

Whatever e-releases.com is charging their customers to distribute press releases, they certainly seem to be worth it.

Yeah...he made it Forbes.com. Folks, we may have a winner!