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A wood stove is a free energy product if you have accessibility to wood.
www.thepoultrysite.com... So if it takes an investment that pays itself back in say five years than every year after it saves you money doesn't qualify as free? I feel it is just an interpretation of what free is that is the problem. Waste produced by nature can produce all sorts of free energy.
Originally posted by unityemissions
reply to post by Unity_99
He's a horrible magician, yet still fooled you.
There is obviously a second energy source which he disconnects to the machine as the light turns off.
Nothing starts from nothing however, unless you're God. Correct term would not be free energy, but overunity.
Originally posted by Unity_99
Sorry man, I already knew it would work, sat down and thought it out, and then found someone else who had a similar thought, and alot more tools.
It can't not work. THINK ABOUT IT. Enclosed space. Water goes up, small amount of energy, and falls down with force (kinetic energy) and turns wheels, (more energy). He is not a magician. He shows it working, taken off the power, which of course it would because it would generate its own power, AND light the bulb.
I figure just from my own musings on this, it should generate almost twice the energy and if you used the right kind of circuits, maybe 3 times.
When I cut down a dead tree on my property and throw it in the woodstove it replaces a lot of oil. The price of my savings on oil has paid for my husky chainsaw, all the gas, my small electric woodsplitter, my woodstoves and pipes, and also the wood I bought from the neighbor that was all set to go. If I burned all my own wood it would save more but I don't want to cut down trees just for wood. The neighbor cuts trees that have a purpose for being cut or fell over in storms. Sounds like the payback makes it kinda free to me. I also get my exercise by working with wood, I don't need to pay for any fitness club or exercise equipment.
Originally posted by Unity_99
reply to post by DJW001
Recycling water is, and then letting out into your garden and into the earth and filling more up and recycling it for a while.
Electricity and Kinetic energy is all around us, you just have to pick it up.
And yes there are ways of using the hydrogen in water and the energy in magnetics and coils.
Nothing starts from nothing however, unless you're God. Correct term would not be free energy, but overunity. ie, the hydro elecgtric. I've been told that HHO is overunity too, it creates powerful energy and is used by NASA for some projects, and they don't want it out.
Its a keeper for sure.
But overunity, and picking up what is around us, and creating devices, designs to generate more energy, should be a goal for everyone.
Originally posted by rickymouse
Free energy devices can't put out enough power to capitalize on them.
Originally posted by rickymouse
The definition of free energy is flawed because mankind cannot create energy but the universe is full of energy that can be tapped or steered.
Originally posted by rickymouse
Over Using the electromagnetic field to create a usable energy can have very negative effects if not done right, possibly throwing us into another ice age or worse, the total extinction of life on the planet. The use of this sort of technology needs to be completely researched before using on large scale.
To me, the term "free energy" simply means the energy comes out of the aether instead of coming from burning a fuel.
And of course, the materials that go into devices are not free.
Joe Holden, Inventor of the first afterburner for Jet Engines at Rolls Royce, applies his knowledge to Sustainable Energy. He shows us a Min Hydro Plant that uses his proprietary "Compression Tube" technology that can make a meter squared hydro plant to power 100 homes.
Originally posted by DJW001
The Michelson-Morley experiment proved the aether does not exist.