new clean efficient alternative energy source

[planetenergy]

Dear Stefan,
I would like to invite you to view our first test results.

Go on http://www.terawatt.com

Best Regards
Johannes Schroetter

[supersam]

hey johannes,

great stuff on your website!  have you actually got it running on it's own?  or are we just looking at some short term anomolies?  it would be very exciting to see some longer vidieos even if it is not self sustaining at this time.  it definitely looks like your on the right track to find us alot more efficient way to make power,  "if nothing else".

ihope some others on this site take a little more interest.  i think they would like to take this type of concept and just wrap it in a circle in a static setup.  the spiral and a circle without a sphere?  hmm.

good luck
sam
ps please keep us posted over here at overunity.  there are a lot of great minds actually working on stuff over here too.  thanks

[Dingus Mungus]

This demo makes me question claims of overunity...

http://www.terawatt.com/cms/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=132&Itemid=41

Its hard to fully summerize what I have observed in this video but I will lay out some genral points.

-In the video it claims the man is only introducing 50 pounds of force.

In reality it could be less or more, because it was not input/messured properly. So the calculation must be dicarded for now, BUT it will be mentioned again later.

-The man inputs kinetic energy till the weights reach wheel height then releases the shaft, the machine releases the stored power till the springs release all of their kinetic energy but then the spings in backspin lift the weights a quarter of their original height.

It appears to me as if it is acting like a inefficient spring controled pendulum, it only stores kinetic energy efficiently in one dirrection or it would lift the weights back to wheel height (unity) or higher (overunity).
(examples: rollercoaster that travels higher then its fall point, pendulum that swings higher with each stroke, a capacitor that can also recharge its self during discharge???)

Now if the man were to drop 4x50lbs 1.2 meters (input phase) and it indeed could lift 7x50lbs 1.2 meters (output phase), then I would be really amazed by the demo. (attached demo animation)

Maybe I'm not looking at the device properly but those are just my observations.

[Albert Johnson]

Does anyone know what happened to Terawatt after all these years? Any news?
Their website is still online and it seems they are still in "silent-mode".

[AquariuZ]

Does anyone know what happened to Terawatt after all these years? Any news?
Their website is still online and it seems they are still in "silent-mode".

Maybe Johannes got a "grant" and was told to shut the hell up.

The other site is dead.