Here's one for you electronics guys -- a TESLA GENERATOR

Outta luck if your in ME or ID ... they must've caught on to the scam in those 2 states.

Or just maybe those two states had a lot of suc or a takers & now the states power consumption & tax revenue are greatly reduced.

SMITTY wrote:Outta luck if your in ME or ID ... they must've caught on to the scam in those 2 states.

Those are just the first 2 states with lawsuits against these guys.

There are many products that will be producing free electric power that will be coming to market soon. They are advances in the integrated circuit industry and harness existing mechanical motion. At the microscopic level a mechanical beam is etched in the silicon wafer. Then as the beam bends from physical motion the piezo electric effect generates power. Now, don't get too excited, the power levels are in the microwatts. Cell phones will have these power sources to extend battery life. Many remote weather sensors will have them. Lot's of applications even though the power generated is very, very small.

First Law of Thermodynamics

The first law of thermodynamics is often called the Law of Conservation of Energy. This law suggests that energy can be transferred from one system to another in many forms. Also, it can not be created or destroyed. Thus, the total amount of energy available in the Universe is constant. Einstein's famous equation (written below) describes the relationship between energy and matter:

E = mc^2

In the equation above, energy (E) is equal to matter (m) times the square of a constant (c). Einstein suggested that energy and matter are interchangeable. His equation also suggests that the quantity of energy and matter in the Universe is fixed.

Now based on this, the bottom line is you can't get something out of nothing.

About the only way to get electricity out of thin air is to go out into a thunder storm with a metal pole.

Thank you Steam up.

When I hauled newspapers we had one guy at the shack that rolled his papers and hauled them on end because the gravity could flow though, and I get the name Short Bus.

Here is the old fashion way to make power, if you cah get the hay for free. http://www.thedonkeysanctuary.org.uk/node/440http://www.americanartifacts.com/smma/power/tread.jpg

AA130FIREMAN wrote:Ever see one of the perpetual motion machines? They power themselves an electric motor/ generator that produces more electric than it uses. From what I understand, as soon as they talk about heat being produced, it can't be true, heat is a loss of energy.

Conservation of energy

Over unity machine

The laws of physics as we understand them won't allow both. Perhaps we don't understand physics as well as we think?

http://www.freelectricity.com/index.html
It says, "Energy Source:Permanent Magnets and Gravity". Well, if it has been using up gravity, my scales would say I weigh less now, not 4 pounds more than I did before the holidays. So I have to conclude it does not work.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crystal_radio

A crystal radio uses the energy of the radio waves in the air to power an earphone. It wouldn't be difficult to feed that power to something besides an earphone. It's not getting something from nothing. Power had to be put in to produce the radio waves. Not talking much power here but it might be enough to power a watch. Or it could be used to charge a small battery that after extended charging could provide higher ouput for a short time. There's no question it can be done. The question is, is it worth doing?

I'd buy it if I had the money!
Spent it all on volcano insurance! #@%$#
I know someone who whould buy it! My buddy's mother in law. She said her house is leaning now because they took the
siding off one side. And she's SERIOUS!

heartofcoal wrote:I'd buy it if I had the money!
Spent it all on volcano insurance

I'm watching the "volcano insurance" episode right now!

I just read the biography of Tesla called "Wizard" by Marc Seifer and my book club had the author out to do a presentation and some Q&A.

I asked if he thought Tesla's idea of wireless electricity was possible or even probable. He told me that based on his research, if Tesla said he could do it, then he could.

If anyone is interested in Tesla, I highly recommend this book. He had an amazing life and the number of famous people he interacted with is a who's who of the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

I watched a show on him on the History Channel. Guy was a genius, for sure. Had some personality quirks as well ... such as an obsession with the number 3. Everything he did had to begin or end in 3, or be divisible by 3. He lived on the 3rd floor, and the apartment number was divisible by 3. He also referred to a pigeon, that used to frequent his window, as his wife. Strange ...

He also tried to make all important decisions on the 13th. Certainly genius comes with personality quirks.

jpete wrote:He also tried to make all important decisions on the 13th. Certainly genius comes with personality quirks.

Don't I know it...