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GO-HERE .NL
Oct 30, 2011, 9:30:43 PM10/30/11
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I quote:
http://pesn.com/2011/04/17/9501811_James_Kwoks_Hidro_Tech_Floating_to_the_Top/
"A Hidro+ system is composed of a column of water with two mobile
chambers capable of ascending or descending. One of these chambers
positioned at the bottom of the column is filled with air. It will
then float to the top due to buoyancy. Once reaching the top of the
column air is released from the chamber and it is depressurized. It
will then sink to the bottom to be filled with air, pressurized, and
ascend once again. The second chamber undergoes the same process, but
is always at the opposite part of the cycle as the first chamber.
Electrical energy is produced by the motion of the chambers in three
ways. First, a linear electrical generator (positioned beside the
column of water) produces electricity as embedded magnets pass one or
more vertical coils. Secondly, a series of cables attached to a
gearing mechanism convert the up and down movement of the chambers
into rotary motion. This powers a flywheel based electric generator.
Finally, the motion of the chambers compresses the contents of
hydraulic or pneumatic cylinders. The pressurized contents can be
released into a turbo generator to produce electricity.
The company conservatively claims that the input energy required to
operate the system is around thirty percent less than the electrical
output produced. This represents a significant gain of energy."
http://pesn.com/2011/04/17/9501811_James_Kwoks_Hidro_Tech_Floating_to_the_Top/
Completely awesome,
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-89SiqG3pI0
http://www.hidroonline.com
http://peswiki.com/index.php/Directory:_Hidro_--_Water_Pressures_Energy_Conversion_%28WAPEC%29
http://pesn.com/2011/04/17/9501811_James_Kwoks_Hidro_Tech_Floating_to_the_Top/
"A Hidro+ system is composed of a column of water with two mobile
chambers capable of ascending or descending. One of these chambers
positioned at the bottom of the column is filled with air. It will
then float to the top due to buoyancy. Once reaching the top of the
column air is released from the chamber and it is depressurized. It
will then sink to the bottom to be filled with air, pressurized, and
ascend once again. The second chamber undergoes the same process, but
is always at the opposite part of the cycle as the first chamber.
Electrical energy is produced by the motion of the chambers in three
ways. First, a linear electrical generator (positioned beside the
column of water) produces electricity as embedded magnets pass one or
more vertical coils. Secondly, a series of cables attached to a
gearing mechanism convert the up and down movement of the chambers
into rotary motion. This powers a flywheel based electric generator.
Finally, the motion of the chambers compresses the contents of
hydraulic or pneumatic cylinders. The pressurized contents can be
released into a turbo generator to produce electricity.
The company conservatively claims that the input energy required to
operate the system is around thirty percent less than the electrical
output produced. This represents a significant gain of energy."
http://pesn.com/2011/04/17/9501811_James_Kwoks_Hidro_Tech_Floating_to_the_Top/
Completely awesome,
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-89SiqG3pI0
http://www.hidroonline.com
http://peswiki.com/index.php/Directory:_Hidro_--_Water_Pressures_Energy_Conversion_%28WAPEC%29
Androcles
Oct 30, 2011, 9:51:24 PM10/30/11
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"GO-HERE .NL" <gdew...@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:afb5d79c-461d-454d...@p17g2000yqp.googlegroups.com...
I wonder if his chambers would rise if he pumped
the air OUT instead of in?
gaby de wilde
Oct 30, 2011, 10:58:32 PM10/30/11
to
On Oct 31, 2:51 am, "Androcles" <Headmas...@Hogwarts.physics.October.
2011> wrote:
> "GO-HERE .NL" <gdewi...@gmail.com> wrote in message
>
> news:afb5d79c-461d-454d...@p17g2000yqp.googlegroups.com...
> |I quote:
> |
> |http://pesn.com/2011/04/17/9501811_James_Kwoks_Hidro_Tech_Floating_to...
surely you can explain what is going on here? ^^
My thought was that this would be the kind of technology you could put
in your house and power all your devices with for 30 years while still
not believing it.
They claim there are replications and validations.
http://www.mevio.com/episode/276932/fen.110416
http://edm.sauceconnect.com/em/message/email/view.php?id=769452&u=46175
http://beforeitsnews.com/story/566/808/50kW_Buoyancy_Free_Energy_Generators_for_Sale_--_Hidro_Floating_to_the_Top.html
Awesome stuff.
2011> wrote:
> "GO-HERE .NL" <gdewi...@gmail.com> wrote in message
>
> news:afb5d79c-461d-454d...@p17g2000yqp.googlegroups.com...
> |I quote:
> |
> |http://pesn.com/2011/04/17/9501811_James_Kwoks_Hidro_Tech_Floating_to...
> |
> | "A Hidro+ system is composed of a column of water with two mobile
> | chambers capable of ascending or descending. One of these chambers
> | positioned at the bottom of the column is filled with air. It will
> | then float to the top due to buoyancy. Once reaching the top of the
> | column air is released from the chamber and it is depressurized. It
> | will then sink to the bottom to be filled with air, pressurized, and
> | ascend once again. The second chamber undergoes the same process, but
> | is always at the opposite part of the cycle as the first chamber.
> |
> | Electrical energy is produced by the motion of the chambers in three
> | ways. First, a linear electrical generator (positioned beside the
> | column of water) produces electricity as embedded magnets pass one or
> | more vertical coils. Secondly, a series of cables attached to a
> | gearing mechanism convert the up and down movement of the chambers
> | into rotary motion. This powers a flywheel based electric generator.
> | Finally, the motion of the chambers compresses the contents of
> | hydraulic or pneumatic cylinders. The pressurized contents can be
> | released into a turbo generator to produce electricity.
> |
> | The company conservatively claims that the input energy required to
> | operate the system is around thirty percent less than the electrical
> | output produced. This represents a significant gain of energy."
> |
> |http://pesn.com/2011/04/17/9501811_James_Kwoks_Hidro_Tech_Floating_to...
> | "A Hidro+ system is composed of a column of water with two mobile
> | chambers capable of ascending or descending. One of these chambers
> | positioned at the bottom of the column is filled with air. It will
> | then float to the top due to buoyancy. Once reaching the top of the
> | column air is released from the chamber and it is depressurized. It
> | will then sink to the bottom to be filled with air, pressurized, and
> | ascend once again. The second chamber undergoes the same process, but
> | is always at the opposite part of the cycle as the first chamber.
> |
> | Electrical energy is produced by the motion of the chambers in three
> | ways. First, a linear electrical generator (positioned beside the
> | column of water) produces electricity as embedded magnets pass one or
> | more vertical coils. Secondly, a series of cables attached to a
> | gearing mechanism convert the up and down movement of the chambers
> | into rotary motion. This powers a flywheel based electric generator.
> | Finally, the motion of the chambers compresses the contents of
> | hydraulic or pneumatic cylinders. The pressurized contents can be
> | released into a turbo generator to produce electricity.
> |
> | The company conservatively claims that the input energy required to
> | operate the system is around thirty percent less than the electrical
> | output produced. This represents a significant gain of energy."
> |
> |
> |
> | Completely awesome,
> |
> |http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-89SiqG3pI0
> |
> |http://www.hidroonline.com
> |
> |http://peswiki.com/index.php/Directory:_Hidro_--_Water_Pressures_Ener...
> |
> | Completely awesome,
> |
> |http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-89SiqG3pI0
> |
> |http://www.hidroonline.com
> |
> |
>
> He must be an engineer, he's got a hard hat.
> I wonder if his chambers would rise if he pumped
> the air OUT instead of in?
Ah my good friend Androcles,
>
> He must be an engineer, he's got a hard hat.
> I wonder if his chambers would rise if he pumped
> the air OUT instead of in?
surely you can explain what is going on here? ^^
My thought was that this would be the kind of technology you could put
in your house and power all your devices with for 30 years while still
not believing it.
They claim there are replications and validations.
http://www.mevio.com/episode/276932/fen.110416
http://edm.sauceconnect.com/em/message/email/view.php?id=769452&u=46175
http://beforeitsnews.com/story/566/808/50kW_Buoyancy_Free_Energy_Generators_for_Sale_--_Hidro_Floating_to_the_Top.html
Awesome stuff.
Androcles
Oct 31, 2011, 4:02:57 AM10/31/11
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"gaby de wilde" <gdew...@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:57d86c0b-f2cb-4cd4...@s14g2000vbj.googlegroups.com...
My local grocery store charges more for free range eggs than it does for
ordinary range eggs.
As for free energy, well...
http://www.123helpme.com/search.asp?text=Nuclear
Ya get what ya pay for.
What You Can Do
1.. Pass this on to your friends and favorite news sources.
2.. Buy one.
3.. License the technology for manufacturing, distribution, and/or
maintenance.
4.. We at PES Network are in a pinch right now. Donations would be
greatly appreciated.
5.. Subscribe to our newsletter to stay abreast of the latest, greatest
developments in the free energy sector.
6.. Let professionals in the renewable energy sector know about the
promise of this technology.
7.. Consider investing in this group.
I'm willing to gamble his hard hat has a tinfoil lining to stop me
from reading his ideas telepathically so that I can steal them.
GO-HERE .NL
Oct 31, 2011, 2:21:04 PM10/31/11
to
On Oct 31, 9:02 am, "Androcles" <Headmas...@Hogwarts.physics.October.
2011> wrote:
> "gaby de wilde" <gdewi...@gmail.com> wrote in messagenews:57d86c0b-f2cb-4cd4...@s14g2000vbj.googlegroups.com...
> http://beforeitsnews.com/story/566/808/50kW_Buoyancy_Free_Energy_Gene...
money is perfectly kosher. You have to appreciate how much people hate
him for just reporting OBJECTIVELY! If you chose to report on
something then trolling those people wont magically cause them to give
you the details of their work. The skeptics have millions of web pages
all free of facts. They don't even deliver enough material for the
reader to appreciate how funny this invention is.
As for nuclear energy, it doesn't matter if your setup is 1500%
efficient and emits no radiation, there will always be enough people
who say it doesn't work. Nothing will ever convince them it does. Not
in a 100 years it didn't. A closed loop flotation device however
should be perfectly convincing after running for a few months.... or
years.... lol
Science might say 0% chance, Murphy's law allows for devices like
this. Everything will go wrong eventually, chances have nothing to do
with it. :D
"In December 2010 James Kwok completed and commissioned a pre-
commercial HidroTower plant with a 20kW capacity. This plant is the
first-stage of its designed capacity, consisting of a 7m water tower
with hydrostatic energy harnessed via rack and pinion gears that power
a flywheel to rotate a generator to produce electricity.
Located at Stapylton East in Queensland, Australia, the performance of
this plant has been verified by independent engineers and Dr Rajinder
Malik PhD, fluid mechanics expert previously with the University of
Sydney. A technology validation is being undertaken by the Queensland
University of Technology (QUT)."
Rajinder Malik
http://tedxsydney.com/site/memberProfile.cfm?member=863160C8078C873941C23B3DE0A01E06
Quensland university of technology
http://edm.sauceconnect.com/em/message/email/view.php?id=769452&u=46175#cleanpower
QUT is actively helping to validate, demonstrate and improve the
original Hidro+ technology. As Hidro+'s inventor comments, "Working
with QUT as part of the verification process for this new technology
has been a great experience. The QUT professors had a healthy
skepticism, but we were ready with detailed answers to their questions
and they were willing to review our documents, listen to us and visit
the semi-commercial plant. It's great to meet others that want to do
more than just talk about a clean energy future."
Current Project Status
http://www.jameskwok.com/tech/hidro.html
Anika Pharmaceutical, Queensland, Australia; 50kW co-generation plant.
Tasmania, Australia; Utility scale power generation with 1000MW (1GWe)
capacity. <--- world's largest renewable energy project
Artas Steel Co, Jakarta, Indonesia; Total generation capacity of 10MW
with stage-one 1MWe as co-generation plant.
George City Council, South Africa; 1MW generating capacity.
Proposed listing on the ASX-Perth for the Hidro+ technology exclusive
global-license.
But we are more interested in prior art right? :D
The Hidro+ technology has World Patent Protection: PCT-AU2007/906961;
AU2008/902488; AU2008/001888; AUS-PATENT2008/338258. The HidroLinear
Patents are published by the World Intellectual Property Organisation
[WIPO-Geneva] Publication number: WO2009/0876727.
Hydrodynamic energy generation system
09076727.pdf (2265.78 KB)
http://www.overunityresearch.com/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=785.0;attach=4587
08037004.pdf (2171.26 KB)
http://www.overunityresearch.com/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=785.0;attach=4588
09076727 [or WO 2009/076727 A1] makes reference to:
US 6018947 : System and process for recovering energy from a
compressed gas (Adolph N. DeMarco et al)
http://www.google.com/patents?id=QbYDAAAAEBAJ
US 4129988 : Tidal power plant or the like (Sayles A. Turney)
http://www.google.com/patents?id=7uYxAAAAEBAJ
US 7216483 : Power generating system utilizing buoyancy (Akio
Takeuchi)
http://www.google.com/patents?id=J_R_AAAAEBAJ
GB 2190965 : Compressed air or gas powered buoyancy machine (MCQUEEN
JOHN CORBET)
http://gb.espacenet.com/search97cgi/s97_cgi.exe?sf=n&FIRST=1&F=0&CY=gb&LG=en&DB=gb.espacenet.com&PN=2190965&Submit=SEARCH&Action=FilterSearch&Filter=gb%2Fen%2Fespacefilt.hts&ResultTemplate=gb%2Fen%2Fresults.hts&ResultErrorTemplate=gb%2Fen%2Fincerror.hts&ResultCount=10
US 2003/0145589 A1 : Fluid displacement method and apparatus (Joseph
P. Tillyer)
http://www.google.com/patents?id=FrmHAAAAEBAJ
US 4326132 A : Ultimate energy wheel drum (Aloys H. Bokel)
www.google.com/patents?id=_GQ8AAAAEBAJ
1984-112696, SU 1032210 A : ELECTRIC WAVE-POWER STATION (BELYANIN
VLADIMIR V)
worldwide.espacenet.com/publicationDetails/biblio?
DB=EPODOC&II=8&adjacent=true&locale=en_gb&FT=D&date=19830730&CC=SU&NR=1032210A1&KC=A1
US 1822806 A : HYDRAULIC -POWER (ALBERT VICTOR GEARY et al)
www.google.com/patents?id=2i5mAAAAEBAJ
US 773285 A : Device for utilizing the power of underlations of waves
of the sea (Fritz Goedecke) 1904!
www.google.com/patents?id=-e99AAAAEBAJ
Wonderful shit!
I wonder how people can convincingly pretend anyone is going to read
all this?
We might have our ideas about the invention not working, we didn't
even look at the prior art!
Here is one of the worlds favorite Chinese researchers exploring the
concept.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gxnHJoyrQpM
This might also be interesting
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H-tXe_jnWIs
Of course it is entirely locked down with NDA's. lol
> I'm willing to gamble his hard hat has a tinfoil lining to stop me
> from reading his ideas telepathically so that I can steal them.
Nope, the tin foil wont help.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sN9nIMgdpuw
We should probably be glad the Einsteinians don't know about messaging
backwards and forwards in time.
Enjoy!
:D
2011> wrote:
> "gaby de wilde" <gdewi...@gmail.com> wrote in messagenews:57d86c0b-f2cb-4cd4...@s14g2000vbj.googlegroups.com...
>
> Awesome stuff.
>
> =======================================
> My local grocery store charges more for free range eggs than it does for
> ordinary range eggs.
> As for free energy, well...
> http://www.123helpme.com/search.asp?text=Nuclear
> Ya get what ya pay for.
>
> What You Can Do
> 1.. Pass this on to your friends and favorite news sources.
> 2.. Buy one.
> 3.. License the technology for manufacturing, distribution, and/or
> maintenance.
> 4.. We at PES Network are in a pinch right now. Donations would be
> greatly appreciated.
> 5.. Subscribe to our newsletter to stay abreast of the latest, greatest
> developments in the free energy sector.
> 6.. Let professionals in the renewable energy sector know about the
> promise of this technology.
> 7.. Consider investing in this group.
Oh, but the great Sterling is only the messenger! Sending him your
> Awesome stuff.
>
> =======================================
> My local grocery store charges more for free range eggs than it does for
> ordinary range eggs.
> As for free energy, well...
> http://www.123helpme.com/search.asp?text=Nuclear
> Ya get what ya pay for.
>
> What You Can Do
> 1.. Pass this on to your friends and favorite news sources.
> 2.. Buy one.
> 3.. License the technology for manufacturing, distribution, and/or
> maintenance.
> 4.. We at PES Network are in a pinch right now. Donations would be
> greatly appreciated.
> 5.. Subscribe to our newsletter to stay abreast of the latest, greatest
> developments in the free energy sector.
> 6.. Let professionals in the renewable energy sector know about the
> promise of this technology.
> 7.. Consider investing in this group.
money is perfectly kosher. You have to appreciate how much people hate
him for just reporting OBJECTIVELY! If you chose to report on
something then trolling those people wont magically cause them to give
you the details of their work. The skeptics have millions of web pages
all free of facts. They don't even deliver enough material for the
reader to appreciate how funny this invention is.
As for nuclear energy, it doesn't matter if your setup is 1500%
efficient and emits no radiation, there will always be enough people
who say it doesn't work. Nothing will ever convince them it does. Not
in a 100 years it didn't. A closed loop flotation device however
should be perfectly convincing after running for a few months.... or
years.... lol
Science might say 0% chance, Murphy's law allows for devices like
this. Everything will go wrong eventually, chances have nothing to do
with it. :D
"In December 2010 James Kwok completed and commissioned a pre-
commercial HidroTower plant with a 20kW capacity. This plant is the
first-stage of its designed capacity, consisting of a 7m water tower
with hydrostatic energy harnessed via rack and pinion gears that power
a flywheel to rotate a generator to produce electricity.
Located at Stapylton East in Queensland, Australia, the performance of
this plant has been verified by independent engineers and Dr Rajinder
Malik PhD, fluid mechanics expert previously with the University of
Sydney. A technology validation is being undertaken by the Queensland
University of Technology (QUT)."
Rajinder Malik
http://tedxsydney.com/site/memberProfile.cfm?member=863160C8078C873941C23B3DE0A01E06
Quensland university of technology
http://edm.sauceconnect.com/em/message/email/view.php?id=769452&u=46175#cleanpower
QUT is actively helping to validate, demonstrate and improve the
original Hidro+ technology. As Hidro+'s inventor comments, "Working
with QUT as part of the verification process for this new technology
has been a great experience. The QUT professors had a healthy
skepticism, but we were ready with detailed answers to their questions
and they were willing to review our documents, listen to us and visit
the semi-commercial plant. It's great to meet others that want to do
more than just talk about a clean energy future."
Current Project Status
http://www.jameskwok.com/tech/hidro.html
Anika Pharmaceutical, Queensland, Australia; 50kW co-generation plant.
Tasmania, Australia; Utility scale power generation with 1000MW (1GWe)
capacity. <--- world's largest renewable energy project
Artas Steel Co, Jakarta, Indonesia; Total generation capacity of 10MW
with stage-one 1MWe as co-generation plant.
George City Council, South Africa; 1MW generating capacity.
Proposed listing on the ASX-Perth for the Hidro+ technology exclusive
global-license.
But we are more interested in prior art right? :D
The Hidro+ technology has World Patent Protection: PCT-AU2007/906961;
AU2008/902488; AU2008/001888; AUS-PATENT2008/338258. The HidroLinear
Patents are published by the World Intellectual Property Organisation
[WIPO-Geneva] Publication number: WO2009/0876727.
Hydrodynamic energy generation system
09076727.pdf (2265.78 KB)
http://www.overunityresearch.com/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=785.0;attach=4587
08037004.pdf (2171.26 KB)
http://www.overunityresearch.com/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=785.0;attach=4588
09076727 [or WO 2009/076727 A1] makes reference to:
US 6018947 : System and process for recovering energy from a
compressed gas (Adolph N. DeMarco et al)
http://www.google.com/patents?id=QbYDAAAAEBAJ
US 4129988 : Tidal power plant or the like (Sayles A. Turney)
http://www.google.com/patents?id=7uYxAAAAEBAJ
US 7216483 : Power generating system utilizing buoyancy (Akio
Takeuchi)
http://www.google.com/patents?id=J_R_AAAAEBAJ
GB 2190965 : Compressed air or gas powered buoyancy machine (MCQUEEN
JOHN CORBET)
http://gb.espacenet.com/search97cgi/s97_cgi.exe?sf=n&FIRST=1&F=0&CY=gb&LG=en&DB=gb.espacenet.com&PN=2190965&Submit=SEARCH&Action=FilterSearch&Filter=gb%2Fen%2Fespacefilt.hts&ResultTemplate=gb%2Fen%2Fresults.hts&ResultErrorTemplate=gb%2Fen%2Fincerror.hts&ResultCount=10
US 2003/0145589 A1 : Fluid displacement method and apparatus (Joseph
P. Tillyer)
http://www.google.com/patents?id=FrmHAAAAEBAJ
US 4326132 A : Ultimate energy wheel drum (Aloys H. Bokel)
www.google.com/patents?id=_GQ8AAAAEBAJ
1984-112696, SU 1032210 A : ELECTRIC WAVE-POWER STATION (BELYANIN
VLADIMIR V)
worldwide.espacenet.com/publicationDetails/biblio?
DB=EPODOC&II=8&adjacent=true&locale=en_gb&FT=D&date=19830730&CC=SU&NR=1032210A1&KC=A1
US 1822806 A : HYDRAULIC -POWER (ALBERT VICTOR GEARY et al)
www.google.com/patents?id=2i5mAAAAEBAJ
US 773285 A : Device for utilizing the power of underlations of waves
of the sea (Fritz Goedecke) 1904!
www.google.com/patents?id=-e99AAAAEBAJ
Wonderful shit!
I wonder how people can convincingly pretend anyone is going to read
all this?
We might have our ideas about the invention not working, we didn't
even look at the prior art!
Here is one of the worlds favorite Chinese researchers exploring the
concept.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gxnHJoyrQpM
This might also be interesting
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H-tXe_jnWIs
Of course it is entirely locked down with NDA's. lol
> I'm willing to gamble his hard hat has a tinfoil lining to stop me
> from reading his ideas telepathically so that I can steal them.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sN9nIMgdpuw
We should probably be glad the Einsteinians don't know about messaging
backwards and forwards in time.
Enjoy!
:D
CWatters
Oct 31, 2011, 3:56:21 PM10/31/11
to
http://www.lhup.edu/~dsimanek/museum/unwork.htm#buoy1
http://www.lhup.edu/~dsimanek/museum/unwork.htm#buoy2
http://www.lhup.edu/~dsimanek/museum/unwork.htm#buoy3
http://www.lhup.edu/~dsimanek/museum/unwork.htm#buoy4
..none work for obvious reasons.
Androcles
Oct 31, 2011, 4:59:03 PM10/31/11
to
"GO-HERE .NL" <gdew...@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:7b24ffc3-2347-4bfd...@i15g2000yqm.googlegroups.com...
He's not wearing his hard hat!
Pity some water always escapes when the pod enters the bottom of
the tube or it might work.
This might also be interesting
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H-tXe_jnWIs
Of course it is entirely locked down with NDA's. lol
Ever notice how American rednecks always own a truck if
it's not a Harley-Davidson?
> I'm willing to gamble his hard hat has a tinfoil lining to stop me
> from reading his ideas telepathically so that I can steal them.
Nope, the tin foil wont help.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sN9nIMgdpuw
We should probably be glad the Einsteinians don't know about messaging
backwards and forwards in time.
Enjoy!
:D
I have to admire how that cretin can spew so much crap and keep a straight
face.
GO-HERE .NL
Nov 3, 2011, 10:58:04 AM11/3/11
to
On Oct 31, 8:56 pm, CWatters <colin.watt...@NOturnersoakSPAM.plus.com>
wrote:
wrote:
> On 31/10/2011 01:30, GO-HERE .NL wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> > I quote:
>
> >http://pesn.com/2011/04/17/9501811_James_Kwoks_Hidro_Tech_Floating_to...
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> > I quote:
>
>
> > "A Hidro+ system is composed of a column of water with two mobile
> > chambers capable of ascending or descending. One of these chambers
> > positioned at the bottom of the column is filled with air. It will
> > then float to the top due to buoyancy. Once reaching the top of the
> > column air is released from the chamber and it is depressurized. It
> > will then sink to the bottom to be filled with air, pressurized, and
> > ascend once again. The second chamber undergoes the same process, but
> > is always at the opposite part of the cycle as the first chamber.
>
> > Electrical energy is produced by the motion of the chambers in three
> > ways. First, a linear electrical generator (positioned beside the
> > column of water) produces electricity as embedded magnets pass one or
> > more vertical coils. Secondly, a series of cables attached to a
> > gearing mechanism convert the up and down movement of the chambers
> > into rotary motion. This powers a flywheel based electric generator.
> > Finally, the motion of the chambers compresses the contents of
> > hydraulic or pneumatic cylinders. The pressurized contents can be
> > released into a turbo generator to produce electricity.
>
> > The company conservatively claims that the input energy required to
> > operate the system is around thirty percent less than the electrical
> > output produced. This represents a significant gain of energy."
>
> >http://pesn.com/2011/04/17/9501811_James_Kwoks_Hidro_Tech_Floating_to...
> > "A Hidro+ system is composed of a column of water with two mobile
> > chambers capable of ascending or descending. One of these chambers
> > positioned at the bottom of the column is filled with air. It will
> > then float to the top due to buoyancy. Once reaching the top of the
> > column air is released from the chamber and it is depressurized. It
> > will then sink to the bottom to be filled with air, pressurized, and
> > ascend once again. The second chamber undergoes the same process, but
> > is always at the opposite part of the cycle as the first chamber.
>
> > Electrical energy is produced by the motion of the chambers in three
> > ways. First, a linear electrical generator (positioned beside the
> > column of water) produces electricity as embedded magnets pass one or
> > more vertical coils. Secondly, a series of cables attached to a
> > gearing mechanism convert the up and down movement of the chambers
> > into rotary motion. This powers a flywheel based electric generator.
> > Finally, the motion of the chambers compresses the contents of
> > hydraulic or pneumatic cylinders. The pressurized contents can be
> > released into a turbo generator to produce electricity.
>
> > The company conservatively claims that the input energy required to
> > operate the system is around thirty percent less than the electrical
> > output produced. This represents a significant gain of energy."
>
>
> > Completely awesome,
>
> The Museum of unworkable devices has four different boyancy motors..
>
> http://www.lhup.edu/~dsimanek/museum/unwork.htm#buoy1
>
> http://www.lhup.edu/~dsimanek/museum/unwork.htm#buoy2
>
> http://www.lhup.edu/~dsimanek/museum/unwork.htm#buoy3
>
> http://www.lhup.edu/~dsimanek/museum/unwork.htm#buoy4
>
> ..none work for obvious reasons.
http://pesn.com/2011/10/28/9501940_1_MW_E-Cat_Test_Successful/Andrea-Rossi_Sterling-Allan_Oct28_2011_1MW_test_rd.jpg
> > Completely awesome,
>
> The Museum of unworkable devices has four different boyancy motors..
>
> http://www.lhup.edu/~dsimanek/museum/unwork.htm#buoy1
>
> http://www.lhup.edu/~dsimanek/museum/unwork.htm#buoy2
>
> http://www.lhup.edu/~dsimanek/museum/unwork.htm#buoy3
>
> http://www.lhup.edu/~dsimanek/museum/unwork.htm#buoy4
>
> ..none work for obvious reasons.
GO-HERE .NL
Nov 3, 2011, 9:51:48 PM11/3/11
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On Oct 31, 9:59 pm, "Androcles" <Headmas...@Hogwarts.physics.October.
> Rajinder Malikhttp://tedxsydney.com/site/memberProfile.cfm?member=863160C8078C87394...
>
> Quensland university of technologyhttp://edm.sauceconnect.com/em/message/email/view.php?id=769452&u=461...
>
> 08037004.pdf (2171.26 KB)http://www.overunityresearch.com/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=785....
>
> US 4129988 : Tidal power plant or the like (Sayles A. Turney)http://www.google.com/patents?id=7uYxAAAAEBAJ
> This might also be interesting
>
> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H-tXe_jnWIs
>
> Of course it is entirely locked down with NDA's. lol
> ================================================
> Ever notice how American rednecks always own a truck if
> it's not a Harley-Davidson?
>
Maybe the idea was to convert them all into gun boats when the
communists attack their freedoms.
> > I'm willing to gamble his hard hat has a tinfoil lining to stop me
> > from reading his ideas telepathically so that I can steal them.
>
> Nope, the tin foil wont help.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sN9nIMgdpuw
GB2190965A by John Corbet McQueen: "The present invention relates to a
compressed air powered machine. More particularly, but not
exclusively, it relates to a machine powered by compressed air, which
term includes any gas lighter than water, which may be used as a prime
mover for doing work. It is known to provide turbines driven by
compressed air but these suffer from the disadvantage that much of the
energy in the compressed air is lost due to the high speeds necessary
to drive the turbine."
So the part of the apparatus shown is indeed good for something.
I was wondering why he was using a tank with (pre)compressed air
rather than make compressed air of exactly the right density.
Specially if he is producing that much energy. Why bother with the gas
tank?
This is given away in this patent
"Open cycle solar energy system utilizing buoyancy as a conversion
force" - John B. Shaw
http://www.google.com/patents?id=fZkvAAAAEBAJ
Essentially the same contraption only it uses "solar collectors and
other sources of available heat for increasing the temperature of a
moving gas"
Guy NEGRE the Formula 1 car designer has designed nearly one hundred
engines. Since 1996 he is working on a compressed air engine (with
such heating).
http://www.mdi.lu/english/entreprises.php
His engine doesn't make the long strokes a Harley-Davidson does and
neither come anywhere near those HIDRO+ piston strokes.
Then there is mention of exes compressed air being available for other
uses.
This suggests the flotation tank may be pressurized just below the
pressure of the gas tank.
We look at the pictures again.
http://peswiki.com/images/9/9d/Hidro_prototype_w_400h.jpg
ah ha!
:D
>
> Quensland university of technologyhttp://edm.sauceconnect.com/em/message/email/view.php?id=769452&u=461...
>
> QUT is actively helping to validate, demonstrate and improve the
> original Hidro+ technology. As Hidro+'s inventor comments, "Working
> with QUT as part of the verification process for this new technology
> has been a great experience. The QUT professors had a healthy
> skepticism, but we were ready with detailed answers to their questions
> and they were willing to review our documents, listen to us and visit
> the semi-commercial plant. It's great to meet others that want to do
> more than just talk about a clean energy future."
>
> Current Project Statushttp://www.jameskwok.com/tech/hidro.html
> QUT is actively helping to validate, demonstrate and improve the
> original Hidro+ technology. As Hidro+'s inventor comments, "Working
> with QUT as part of the verification process for this new technology
> has been a great experience. The QUT professors had a healthy
> skepticism, but we were ready with detailed answers to their questions
> and they were willing to review our documents, listen to us and visit
> the semi-commercial plant. It's great to meet others that want to do
> more than just talk about a clean energy future."
>
>
> Anika Pharmaceutical, Queensland, Australia; 50kW co-generation plant.
>
> Tasmania, Australia; Utility scale power generation with 1000MW (1GWe)
> capacity. <--- world's largest renewable energy project
>
> Artas Steel Co, Jakarta, Indonesia; Total generation capacity of 10MW
> with stage-one 1MWe as co-generation plant.
>
> George City Council, South Africa; 1MW generating capacity.
>
> Proposed listing on the ASX-Perth for the Hidro+ technology exclusive
> global-license.
>
> But we are more interested in prior art right? :D
>
> The Hidro+ technology has World Patent Protection: PCT-AU2007/906961;
> AU2008/902488; AU2008/001888; AUS-PATENT2008/338258. The HidroLinear
> Patents are published by the World Intellectual Property Organisation
> [WIPO-Geneva] Publication number: WO2009/0876727.
>
> Hydrodynamic energy generation system
> 09076727.pdf (2265.78 KB)http://www.overunityresearch.com/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=785....
> Anika Pharmaceutical, Queensland, Australia; 50kW co-generation plant.
>
> Tasmania, Australia; Utility scale power generation with 1000MW (1GWe)
> capacity. <--- world's largest renewable energy project
>
> Artas Steel Co, Jakarta, Indonesia; Total generation capacity of 10MW
> with stage-one 1MWe as co-generation plant.
>
> George City Council, South Africa; 1MW generating capacity.
>
> Proposed listing on the ASX-Perth for the Hidro+ technology exclusive
> global-license.
>
> But we are more interested in prior art right? :D
>
> The Hidro+ technology has World Patent Protection: PCT-AU2007/906961;
> AU2008/902488; AU2008/001888; AUS-PATENT2008/338258. The HidroLinear
> Patents are published by the World Intellectual Property Organisation
> [WIPO-Geneva] Publication number: WO2009/0876727.
>
> Hydrodynamic energy generation system
>
> 08037004.pdf (2171.26 KB)http://www.overunityresearch.com/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=785....
>
> 09076727 [or WO 2009/076727 A1] makes reference to:
>
> US 6018947 : System and process for recovering energy from a
> compressed gas (Adolph N. DeMarco et al)http://www.google.com/patents?id=QbYDAAAAEBAJ
> 09076727 [or WO 2009/076727 A1] makes reference to:
>
> US 6018947 : System and process for recovering energy from a
>
> US 4129988 : Tidal power plant or the like (Sayles A. Turney)http://www.google.com/patents?id=7uYxAAAAEBAJ
>
> US 7216483 : Power generating system utilizing buoyancy (Akio
> Takeuchi)http://www.google.com/patents?id=J_R_AAAAEBAJ
> US 7216483 : Power generating system utilizing buoyancy (Akio
>
> GB 2190965 : Compressed air or gas powered buoyancy machine (MCQUEEN
> JOHN CORBET)http://gb.espacenet.com/search97cgi/s97_cgi.exe?sf=n&FIRST=1&F=0&CY=g...
> GB 2190965 : Compressed air or gas powered buoyancy machine (MCQUEEN
>
> US 2003/0145589 A1 : Fluid displacement method and apparatus (Joseph
> P. Tillyer)http://www.google.com/patents?id=FrmHAAAAEBAJ
> US 2003/0145589 A1 : Fluid displacement method and apparatus (Joseph
>
> US 4326132 A : Ultimate energy wheel drum (Aloys H. Bokel)www.google.com/patents?id=_GQ8AAAAEBAJ
>
> 1984-112696, SU 1032210 A : ELECTRIC WAVE-POWER STATION (BELYANIN
> VLADIMIR V)
> worldwide.espacenet.com/publicationDetails/biblio?
> DB=EPODOC&II=8&adjacent=true&locale=en_gb&FT=D&date=19830730&CC=SU&NR=1032210A1&KC=A1
>
> US 1822806 A : HYDRAULIC -POWER (ALBERT VICTOR GEARY et al)www.google.com/patents?id=2i5mAAAAEBAJ
>
> US 773285 A : Device for utilizing the power of underlations of waves
> of the sea (Fritz Goedecke) 1904!www.google.com/patents?id=-e99AAAAEBAJ
>
> Wonderful shit!
>
> I wonder how people can convincingly pretend anyone is going to read
> all this?
>
> We might have our ideas about the invention not working, we didn't
> even look at the prior art!
>
> Here is one of the worlds favorite Chinese researchers exploring the
> concept.
>
> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gxnHJoyrQpM
>
> ===============================================
> He's not wearing his hard hat!
> Pity some water always escapes when the pod enters the bottom of
> the tube or it might work.
hahaha
> US 4326132 A : Ultimate energy wheel drum (Aloys H. Bokel)www.google.com/patents?id=_GQ8AAAAEBAJ
>
> 1984-112696, SU 1032210 A : ELECTRIC WAVE-POWER STATION (BELYANIN
> VLADIMIR V)
> worldwide.espacenet.com/publicationDetails/biblio?
> DB=EPODOC&II=8&adjacent=true&locale=en_gb&FT=D&date=19830730&CC=SU&NR=1032210A1&KC=A1
>
> US 1822806 A : HYDRAULIC -POWER (ALBERT VICTOR GEARY et al)www.google.com/patents?id=2i5mAAAAEBAJ
>
> US 773285 A : Device for utilizing the power of underlations of waves
> of the sea (Fritz Goedecke) 1904!www.google.com/patents?id=-e99AAAAEBAJ
>
> Wonderful shit!
>
> I wonder how people can convincingly pretend anyone is going to read
> all this?
>
> We might have our ideas about the invention not working, we didn't
> even look at the prior art!
>
> Here is one of the worlds favorite Chinese researchers exploring the
> concept.
>
> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gxnHJoyrQpM
>
> ===============================================
> He's not wearing his hard hat!
> Pity some water always escapes when the pod enters the bottom of
> the tube or it might work.
> This might also be interesting
>
> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H-tXe_jnWIs
>
> Of course it is entirely locked down with NDA's. lol
> ================================================
> Ever notice how American rednecks always own a truck if
> it's not a Harley-Davidson?
>
communists attack their freedoms.
> > I'm willing to gamble his hard hat has a tinfoil lining to stop me
> > from reading his ideas telepathically so that I can steal them.
>
>
> We should probably be glad the Einsteinians don't know about messaging
> backwards and forwards in time.
>
> Enjoy!
>
> :D
> =================================================
> I have to admire how that cretin can spew so much crap and keep a straight
> face.
I just figured something out. :D
> We should probably be glad the Einsteinians don't know about messaging
> backwards and forwards in time.
>
> Enjoy!
>
> :D
> =================================================
> I have to admire how that cretin can spew so much crap and keep a straight
> face.
GB2190965A by John Corbet McQueen: "The present invention relates to a
compressed air powered machine. More particularly, but not
exclusively, it relates to a machine powered by compressed air, which
term includes any gas lighter than water, which may be used as a prime
mover for doing work. It is known to provide turbines driven by
compressed air but these suffer from the disadvantage that much of the
energy in the compressed air is lost due to the high speeds necessary
to drive the turbine."
So the part of the apparatus shown is indeed good for something.
I was wondering why he was using a tank with (pre)compressed air
rather than make compressed air of exactly the right density.
Specially if he is producing that much energy. Why bother with the gas
tank?
This is given away in this patent
"Open cycle solar energy system utilizing buoyancy as a conversion
force" - John B. Shaw
http://www.google.com/patents?id=fZkvAAAAEBAJ
Essentially the same contraption only it uses "solar collectors and
other sources of available heat for increasing the temperature of a
moving gas"
Guy NEGRE the Formula 1 car designer has designed nearly one hundred
engines. Since 1996 he is working on a compressed air engine (with
such heating).
http://www.mdi.lu/english/entreprises.php
His engine doesn't make the long strokes a Harley-Davidson does and
neither come anywhere near those HIDRO+ piston strokes.
Then there is mention of exes compressed air being available for other
uses.
This suggests the flotation tank may be pressurized just below the
pressure of the gas tank.
We look at the pictures again.
http://peswiki.com/images/9/9d/Hidro_prototype_w_400h.jpg
ah ha!
:D
Androcles
Nov 4, 2011, 12:18:04 AM11/4/11
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All of which proves some people don't have the sense they were born with.
All of which proves some people don't have the sense they were born with.
CWatters
Nov 4, 2011, 1:04:02 PM11/4/11
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GO-HERE .NL
Nov 4, 2011, 3:27:50 PM11/4/11
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On Nov 4, 5:18 am, "Androcles" <Headmas...@Hogwarts.physics.October.
> force" - John B. Shawhttp://www.google.com/patents?id=fZkvAAAAEBAJ
suggesting I'm having to much fun? I'm afraid I'm not as serious as
you accuse me of being. Sorry about that. I'm just having a look
because everyone else is afraid to.
From what I can figure out the thing appears to be just another
heater. He isn't alone in claiming a supper efficient heater. He only
claims 130% We have an internets full of claims just like that. I was
hoping for something new.... like a self propelled gravity engine.
10000% - "Our experiments on the BlackLight technology have
demonstrated that within the range of measurement errors the
significant energy generated, which is 100 times the energy that could
be attributed to measurement error, cannot be explained by other known
sources like combustion or nuclear energy" - Dr. Jansson, professor of
engineering at Rowan University http://www.blacklightpower.com/pdf/WSJ%20MarketWatch%20102008.pdf
100+% - Even Einstein the cultural Zionist build the Orgone
accumulator, when he understood what it did he had his assent make up
a silly excuse why it didn't work. If it doesn't work, why need silly
excuses? The subterranean convection was a completely silly excuse and
it doesn't question the existence of measurable results at all. It
confirms it.
If we count claims not in any way confirmed by the church of science.
TWITTS (rednecks with pickups, you know you love em) been jeppin about
tech like this for decades. "A stainless steel sphere with 1.7 gallons
of water starts at 101 degrees F and rises to 184 degrees F in two
minutes from 1.62 watts input from a 9 volt battery supplying 0.18
amps." http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=06iCfowinUM
Or Steorn: "The basic parameters are a 1kW input, the flow rate of
water is oscillates between 8 and 14 L per min and the output (as
seen) is steam, the input temp of the water is approx 20-25 degrees C.
It would be pretty simple for someone to do the math on
this." (October 05, 2011 12:52 PM MST) http://www.facebook.com/video/video.php?v=10150307425998977
100+% - James L. Griggs "Apparatus for Heating Fluids" Patent
5,188,090 ( Cl. 126/247 ~ February 23, 1993 ) In it's current form it
is confirmed to be at least 100% efficient (already "impossible"),
measurements are slightly over. Who are we to argue this can not be
improved? It already does things it shouldn't. The current machine has
1 moving part. http://www.rexresearch.com/griggs/griggs.htm
Heaters are not half as sexy as claims of working gravity engines.
but do enjoy anyway!
-gaby de wilde
___
http://go-here.nl
>
> Essentially the same contraption only it uses "solar collectors and
> other sources of available heat for increasing the temperature of a
> moving gas"
>
> Guy NEGRE the Formula 1 car designer has designed nearly one hundred
> engines. Since 1996 he is working on a compressed air engine (with
> such heating).
>
> http://www.mdi.lu/english/entreprises.php
>
> His engine doesn't make the long strokes a Harley-Davidson does and
> neither come anywhere near those HIDRO+ piston strokes.
>
> Then there is mention of exes compressed air being available for other
> uses.
>
> This suggests the flotation tank may be pressurized just below the
> pressure of the gas tank.
>
> We look at the pictures again.
>
> http://peswiki.com/images/9/9d/Hidro_prototype_w_400h.jpg
>
> ah ha!
>
> :D
>
> =========================================
> All of which proves some people don't have the sense they were born with.
My good friend Androcles, you are entirely to status quo. Or are you
> Essentially the same contraption only it uses "solar collectors and
> other sources of available heat for increasing the temperature of a
> moving gas"
>
> Guy NEGRE the Formula 1 car designer has designed nearly one hundred
> engines. Since 1996 he is working on a compressed air engine (with
> such heating).
>
> http://www.mdi.lu/english/entreprises.php
>
> His engine doesn't make the long strokes a Harley-Davidson does and
> neither come anywhere near those HIDRO+ piston strokes.
>
> Then there is mention of exes compressed air being available for other
> uses.
>
> This suggests the flotation tank may be pressurized just below the
> pressure of the gas tank.
>
> We look at the pictures again.
>
> http://peswiki.com/images/9/9d/Hidro_prototype_w_400h.jpg
>
> ah ha!
>
> :D
>
> =========================================
> All of which proves some people don't have the sense they were born with.
suggesting I'm having to much fun? I'm afraid I'm not as serious as
you accuse me of being. Sorry about that. I'm just having a look
because everyone else is afraid to.
From what I can figure out the thing appears to be just another
heater. He isn't alone in claiming a supper efficient heater. He only
claims 130% We have an internets full of claims just like that. I was
hoping for something new.... like a self propelled gravity engine.
10000% - "Our experiments on the BlackLight technology have
demonstrated that within the range of measurement errors the
significant energy generated, which is 100 times the energy that could
be attributed to measurement error, cannot be explained by other known
sources like combustion or nuclear energy" - Dr. Jansson, professor of
engineering at Rowan University http://www.blacklightpower.com/pdf/WSJ%20MarketWatch%20102008.pdf
100+% - Even Einstein the cultural Zionist build the Orgone
accumulator, when he understood what it did he had his assent make up
a silly excuse why it didn't work. If it doesn't work, why need silly
excuses? The subterranean convection was a completely silly excuse and
it doesn't question the existence of measurable results at all. It
confirms it.
If we count claims not in any way confirmed by the church of science.
TWITTS (rednecks with pickups, you know you love em) been jeppin about
tech like this for decades. "A stainless steel sphere with 1.7 gallons
of water starts at 101 degrees F and rises to 184 degrees F in two
minutes from 1.62 watts input from a 9 volt battery supplying 0.18
amps." http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=06iCfowinUM
Or Steorn: "The basic parameters are a 1kW input, the flow rate of
water is oscillates between 8 and 14 L per min and the output (as
seen) is steam, the input temp of the water is approx 20-25 degrees C.
It would be pretty simple for someone to do the math on
this." (October 05, 2011 12:52 PM MST) http://www.facebook.com/video/video.php?v=10150307425998977
100+% - James L. Griggs "Apparatus for Heating Fluids" Patent
5,188,090 ( Cl. 126/247 ~ February 23, 1993 ) In it's current form it
is confirmed to be at least 100% efficient (already "impossible"),
measurements are slightly over. Who are we to argue this can not be
improved? It already does things it shouldn't. The current machine has
1 moving part. http://www.rexresearch.com/griggs/griggs.htm
Heaters are not half as sexy as claims of working gravity engines.
but do enjoy anyway!
-gaby de wilde
___
http://go-here.nl
Androcles
Nov 4, 2011, 4:24:39 PM11/4/11
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I'm just getting bored, Gaby. There's a limit to how much stupidity I can
laugh at, after which I only groan. But you carry on enjoying yourself.
I'm just getting bored, Gaby. There's a limit to how much stupidity I can
laugh at, after which I only groan. But you carry on enjoying yourself.
GO-HERE .NL
Nov 5, 2011, 1:30:21 PM11/5/11
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On Nov 4, 9:24 pm, "Androcles" <Headmas...@Hogwarts.physics.October.
Your "problem" is that you are laughing to hard.
The correct approach is to cultivate an ever~growing smirk while
reading the material and/or watching the videos.
Lets test this hypothesis.
http://gmanews.tv/video/74270/ub-filipino-inventor-nakadevelop-ng-self-charging
Here is the Philippine department of energy review (in english) It
took months to establish a test protocol then after the tests it took
them months to release the pdf.
http://www.pureenergysystems.com/news/2011/10/18/9501935_Philippine_DOST_Report_of_Aviso_Overunity_Electric_Vehicle/Report_on_Ismael_Aviso-v3.pdf
The microwave engineers is powering the car with ambient radio
propaganda.
While funny I do respect the guy, his budget seems to approach zero
quite closely and his "lab" is located in what looks like a really
poor neighborhood. (people housing in cardboard boxes etc) The "What
You Can Do: Donate to Aviso's research" Is perfectly harmless in this
case. You could buy the whole town if you wanted to.
The perpetual source of entertainment is in the professional response.
Or more like the lack of it. It would be mistaken to think the Stephen
Hawkings, the Brian Cox or the Michio Kaku of this world are going to
talk about it any time soon. The survival of mankind is of course not
important to physics. We already have swirly space to "worry" about.
ho-ho-ho
Ismael Aviso wants help with his math.
http://pesn.com/2011/10/13/9501933_Aviso_Requests_Expert_Help_for_Equation/Aviso_DiagramDiscussion4.pdf
I'm not sure what he wants here but you can email him about it :)
Or should we be afraid like everyone else and comfort ourselves with
the idea the great Sterling D Allan is the only one man enough to
approach things like this?
Or am I mistaken to think it has anything to do with physics? After
all the time dilation and snoring all that extra light speed I'm not
even sure.
hahaha
Enjoy!
-gaby de wilde
____
http://go-here.nl
> My good friend Androcles, you are entirely to status quo. Or are you
> suggesting I'm having to much fun? I'm afraid I'm not as serious as
> you accuse me of being. Sorry about that. I'm just having a look
> because everyone else is afraid to.
> ===============================================
> I'm just getting bored, Gaby. There's a limit to how much stupidity I can
> laugh at, after which I only groan. But you carry on enjoying yourself.
>
Ahhh, I see.
> suggesting I'm having to much fun? I'm afraid I'm not as serious as
> you accuse me of being. Sorry about that. I'm just having a look
> because everyone else is afraid to.
> ===============================================
> I'm just getting bored, Gaby. There's a limit to how much stupidity I can
> laugh at, after which I only groan. But you carry on enjoying yourself.
>
Your "problem" is that you are laughing to hard.
The correct approach is to cultivate an ever~growing smirk while
reading the material and/or watching the videos.
Lets test this hypothesis.
http://gmanews.tv/video/74270/ub-filipino-inventor-nakadevelop-ng-self-charging
Here is the Philippine department of energy review (in english) It
took months to establish a test protocol then after the tests it took
them months to release the pdf.
http://www.pureenergysystems.com/news/2011/10/18/9501935_Philippine_DOST_Report_of_Aviso_Overunity_Electric_Vehicle/Report_on_Ismael_Aviso-v3.pdf
The microwave engineers is powering the car with ambient radio
propaganda.
While funny I do respect the guy, his budget seems to approach zero
quite closely and his "lab" is located in what looks like a really
poor neighborhood. (people housing in cardboard boxes etc) The "What
You Can Do: Donate to Aviso's research" Is perfectly harmless in this
case. You could buy the whole town if you wanted to.
The perpetual source of entertainment is in the professional response.
Or more like the lack of it. It would be mistaken to think the Stephen
Hawkings, the Brian Cox or the Michio Kaku of this world are going to
talk about it any time soon. The survival of mankind is of course not
important to physics. We already have swirly space to "worry" about.
ho-ho-ho
Ismael Aviso wants help with his math.
http://pesn.com/2011/10/13/9501933_Aviso_Requests_Expert_Help_for_Equation/Aviso_DiagramDiscussion4.pdf
I'm not sure what he wants here but you can email him about it :)
Or should we be afraid like everyone else and comfort ourselves with
the idea the great Sterling D Allan is the only one man enough to
approach things like this?
Or am I mistaken to think it has anything to do with physics? After
all the time dilation and snoring all that extra light speed I'm not
even sure.
hahaha
Enjoy!
-gaby de wilde
____
http://go-here.nl
Androcles
Nov 5, 2011, 2:06:16 PM11/5/11
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At least the car has a tinfoil roof to protect it from cell phone radiation
and from the thought police stealing his idea.
Here is the Philippine department of energy review (in english) It
took months to establish a test protocol then after the tests it took
them months to release the pdf.
http://www.pureenergysystems.com/news/2011/10/18/9501935_Philippine_DOST_Report_of_Aviso_Overunity_Electric_Vehicle/Report_on_Ismael_Aviso-v3.pdf
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15 Mbyte? Good thing I have fast internet.
The microwave engineers is powering the car with ambient radio
propaganda.
While funny I do respect the guy, his budget seems to approach zero
quite closely and his "lab" is located in what looks like a really
poor neighborhood. (people housing in cardboard boxes etc) The "What
You Can Do: Donate to Aviso's research" Is perfectly harmless in this
case. You could buy the whole town if you wanted to.
The perpetual source of entertainment is in the professional response.
Or more like the lack of it. It would be mistaken to think the Stephen
Hawkings, the Brian Cox or the Michio Kaku of this world are going to
talk about it any time soon. The survival of mankind is of course not
important to physics. We already have swirly space to "worry" about.
ho-ho-ho
Ismael Aviso wants help with his math.
http://pesn.com/2011/10/13/9501933_Aviso_Requests_Expert_Help_for_Equation/Aviso_DiagramDiscussion4.pdf
I'm not sure what he wants here but you can email him about it :)
=================================================
12 amps, 12 volts, the internal resistance of the battery must be one ohm.
It should get nice and warm radiating 144 watts. You email him instead and
congratulate him on his impedance matching.
On Nov 4, 9:24 pm, "Androcles" <Headmas...@Hogwarts.physics.October.
2011> wrote:
> "GO-HERE .NL" <gdewi...@gmail.com> wrote in message
>
> My good friend Androcles, you are entirely to status quo. Or are you
> suggesting I'm having to much fun? I'm afraid I'm not as serious as
> you accuse me of being. Sorry about that. I'm just having a look
> because everyone else is afraid to.
> ===============================================
> I'm just getting bored, Gaby. There's a limit to how much stupidity I can
> laugh at, after which I only groan. But you carry on enjoying yourself.
>
Ahhh, I see.
Your "problem" is that you are laughing to hard.
The correct approach is to cultivate an ever~growing smirk while
reading the material and/or watching the videos.
Lets test this hypothesis.
http://gmanews.tv/video/74270/ub-filipino-inventor-nakadevelop-ng-self-charging
==================================================
2011> wrote:
> "GO-HERE .NL" <gdewi...@gmail.com> wrote in message
>
> My good friend Androcles, you are entirely to status quo. Or are you
> suggesting I'm having to much fun? I'm afraid I'm not as serious as
> you accuse me of being. Sorry about that. I'm just having a look
> because everyone else is afraid to.
> ===============================================
> I'm just getting bored, Gaby. There's a limit to how much stupidity I can
> laugh at, after which I only groan. But you carry on enjoying yourself.
>
Ahhh, I see.
Your "problem" is that you are laughing to hard.
The correct approach is to cultivate an ever~growing smirk while
reading the material and/or watching the videos.
Lets test this hypothesis.
http://gmanews.tv/video/74270/ub-filipino-inventor-nakadevelop-ng-self-charging
At least the car has a tinfoil roof to protect it from cell phone radiation
and from the thought police stealing his idea.
Here is the Philippine department of energy review (in english) It
took months to establish a test protocol then after the tests it took
them months to release the pdf.
http://www.pureenergysystems.com/news/2011/10/18/9501935_Philippine_DOST_Report_of_Aviso_Overunity_Electric_Vehicle/Report_on_Ismael_Aviso-v3.pdf
15 Mbyte? Good thing I have fast internet.
The microwave engineers is powering the car with ambient radio
propaganda.
While funny I do respect the guy, his budget seems to approach zero
quite closely and his "lab" is located in what looks like a really
poor neighborhood. (people housing in cardboard boxes etc) The "What
You Can Do: Donate to Aviso's research" Is perfectly harmless in this
case. You could buy the whole town if you wanted to.
The perpetual source of entertainment is in the professional response.
Or more like the lack of it. It would be mistaken to think the Stephen
Hawkings, the Brian Cox or the Michio Kaku of this world are going to
talk about it any time soon. The survival of mankind is of course not
important to physics. We already have swirly space to "worry" about.
ho-ho-ho
Ismael Aviso wants help with his math.
http://pesn.com/2011/10/13/9501933_Aviso_Requests_Expert_Help_for_Equation/Aviso_DiagramDiscussion4.pdf
I'm not sure what he wants here but you can email him about it :)
12 amps, 12 volts, the internal resistance of the battery must be one ohm.
It should get nice and warm radiating 144 watts. You email him instead and
congratulate him on his impedance matching.
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