SM expose'

[sirmikey1]

Hi you guys,

   The inventor has several in series and is claiming
13watts, 90volts, 200ma.  I asked him to do a presentation
here, but he hasn't yet. 

  It's unmetered power! 

  My own idea was to use the heavier larger wired devices,
like the dryer or the oven, big 10guage wire, straight from the
breaker box, to try and get larger static field, more power . 

  There are many other ways to do this type of free energy:
Here's a quick UNMETERED 20volts a/c @ 27ma
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pc2dfBDFn5s



SirMikey

[poynt99]

Vince.

if you have a voltmeter, you already have what you need.

insert the meter (which is set on AC milliamps) in series with the HOT line that feeds the coil and bridge. the rest of the circuit stays the same. be sure to change the meter leads to the appropriate position on the meter to measure AC current.

now you should be able to read some current in miliamps. change the load and there should also be a change in the used current.

be careful, as you know you're working with high voltage.

[wattsup]

@Vince

What do you mean by "I used a separate ground from a copper water pipe.".

Do you mean you connected your circuit bridge ground to the copper piping system in your home, meaning there is also a grounding rod connected to it,

or,

do you mean you connected your circuit bridge ground to a cut piece of copper pipe that is next to you on your work bench.

Good work.

[vince]

Thanks for the info.

I tried what you said with my voltmeter on all three scales and the reading was always 0 like nothing was hooked up.  I tried it on some other things to check the meter and it gave readings in every other case.

You should try this. It will only take a few minutes to hook up and maybe you can give us your opinion.

Thanks
Vince

[sirmikey1]

Electricity from thin air...

Anyone tried this one?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pRPE6OG7Mp0