I walked into the office and I found two of the guys trying to make one of these free energy fans with a fan from a PC and four powerful magnets from hard disk drives. He showed me the Youtube video, so I went back later and watched it again. They couldn’t get it to
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I made this JT with a transformer I pulled out of an old switch mode power supply from a PC (see the first photo). The upper coil had a single turn as it came from the PS, so I removed that and wound 15 turns of 26 AWG enameled wire on the bobbin. Its inductance
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Last year I experimented with the exciter that I saw on a Youtube video. It’s a simple circuit, and does some eery things, like light up a nearby CFL without any connection. The picture shows the schematic and how simple it is to implement.
Peter sent me a picture of his Bedini motor, with its colorful coil (see the attached picture). He says it draws 30 milliamps at 9V when running at maximum speed. There seems to be a large following of this Bedini SSG device, especially among the Free Energy advocates. It is called Bedini SSG, for Simplified
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I’ve read quite a few of the blog posts (here is one) and seen quite a few of the Youtube videos that use a JT for a charger. Basically it’s a regular JT, with a diode from the collector to the charging battery’s positive terminal, and the other negative terminal connected to the positive of
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This is another of my pictures originally posted to my warsonseblog in 2009. This uses a whole board full of 1F 2.5VDC super capacitors I got from an online surplus sales, I don’t remember which. I think they were all used since the leads were short. At that time I don’t believe that super caps
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I read Big Clive’s web page on making a power saving plug, and was disappointed. Disappointed because it is such a ripoff that it would be a violation of Federal Trade Commission rules had it been sold in the U.S. Big Clive said that the capacitor had one lead cut, so it was effectively doing
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I recently read that Peltier TEGs (thermoelectric generators) are less efficient than conventional electromechanical systems such as turbines/generators. Mayak pointed out that TEGs could be used to generate power by using the difference in temperature between the surface and deep water of the ocean. I found the Wikipedia entry on this, called OTEC, which apparently
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