Herman Wilt's Magnetic Assist Motor
Desertphile
amazing "over unity" motor--- something he told a television
entertainment "news" crew he said he wanted to do, if only someone
would take him seriously. He has claimed that his motor produced
much more than 100% energy out than what goes in (690% is the
current false claim), even though in his YouTube videos he
incorrectly measured and then incorrectly calculated the energy
coming out of his motor (and dozens of people have told him so).
I know people at MIT who love testing "over unity" devices; I know
people at CalTech who also test such devices for fun. If Wilt's
device works as Wilt claims, in a mere 24 hours he could be
wealthy beyond imagination and also world-famous literally over
night--- all he need do is tell me where and when to show up to
test his device, and I'll make arrangements.
And yet my offer has been replied to with utter silence on Wilt's
part. He said, on television, he wanted physicists and engineers
to test his device; yet when the opportunity to have it tested has
stared him in the face for over one month, he has declined to have
it tested.
It's almost as if he knows his claims are false. Odd how he still
makes those claims. Of course you, too, can buy "shares" in his
"company" to help develop the amazing technology. (Sheeeish)
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Mr A Clarke
Well hello buddy, been soaking up the sun again?
"Desertphile" <deser...@invalid-address.net> wrote in message
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> Over one month ago I offered to broker a proper test of Wilt's
> amazing "over unity" motor--- something he told a television
> entertainment "news" crew he said he wanted to do, if only someone
> would take him seriously.
I don`t, why should you?
> He has claimed that his motor produced much more than 100% energy
> out than what goes in (690% is the current false claim), even though in
> his YouTube videos he incorrectly measured and then incorrectly calculated
> the energy coming out of his motor (and dozens of people have told him
> so).
Typical scammer.
> I know people at MIT who love testing "over unity" devices; I know
> people at CalTech who also test such devices for fun.
Fun is much more fun!
> If Wilt's device works as Wilt claims, in a mere 24 hours he could be
> wealthy beyond imagination and also world-famous literally over
> night--- all he need do is tell me where and when to show up to
> test his device, and I'll make arrangements.
That simple eh?
> And yet my offer has been replied to with utter silence on Wilt's
> part. He said, on television, he wanted physicists and engineers
> to test his device; yet when the opportunity to have it tested has
> stared him in the face for over one month, he has declined to have
> it tested.
Some of us still crave for privacy!
> It's almost as if he knows his claims are false. Odd how he still
> makes those claims. Of course you, too, can buy "shares" in his
> "company" to help develop the amazing technology. (Sheeeish)
All my own discoveries are off my own back and paid for privately
out of my own funds - I wouldn`t beg you for funding.
I know my ideas work (and they are still worth the effort).
You don`t seem ready for such technology anyway.
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Go back to your Sun Bathing...
Desertphile
<aclar...@toucansurf.com> wrote:
>
> Well hello buddy, been soaking up the sun again?
>
> "Desertphile" <deser...@invalid-address.net> wrote in message
> news:2cd1u59t18b3fsq5c...@4ax.com...
> > Over one month ago I offered to broker a proper test of Wilt's
> > amazing "over unity" motor--- something he told a television
> > entertainment "news" crew he said he wanted to do, if only someone
> > would take him seriously.
> I don't, why should you?
I take Wilt seriously for the exact same reason police officers
take bank robbers seriously.
harry k
> Well hello buddy, been soaking up the sun again?
>
So let's see some of your working models...not holding my breath.
BTW, what color _is_ the sky in your universe today?
Harry K
Mr A Clarke
Desertphile
There is no such "technology." Magic is impossible.
> So let's see some of your working models...not holding my breath.
None of these clowns produce working models--- belief they will
get their models to work "some day" is what keeps them going.
> BTW, what color _is_ the sky in your universe today?
>
> Harry K
harry k
>
So, a week and a half (almost) go by and not one thing to back up your
"I know my ideas work". Having a problem are you?
Harry K
Mr A Clarke
"harry k" <turnk...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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Desertphile
Golly, the ole "it's new technology" ploy. As if violating the
laws that govern the universe was merely a matter of clever
engineering. LOL!
> So, a week and a half (almost) go by and not one thing to back up your
> "I know my ideas work". Having a problem are you?
He is having trouble convincing the gods to perform miracles for
him.
> Harry K
Desertphile
Nobody asked you to. Got any proof for your claims?
harry k
> I don`t have to prove anything.
>
>
> - Show quoted text -
So if your ideas work, how come you aren't famous and immensely rich?
The inventors of new technology in the past always got their due, what
is your problem?
Harry K
Mr A Clarke
"harry k" <turnk...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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harry k
> I don`t have a problem with it.
>
But you do seem to have a problem proving your cockamamie ideas. What
a surprise.
Harry K
Desertphile
How does one get "ready" for imaginary technology?
> > > > So, a week and a half (almost) go by and not one thing to back up your
> > > > "I know my ideas work". Having a problem are you?
> > > So if your ideas work, how come you aren't famous and immensely rich?
> > > The inventors of new technology in the past always got their due, what
> > > is your problem?
> > I don`t have a problem with it.
... except it not working.....
> But you do seem to have a problem proving your cockamamie ideas. What
> a surprise.
Hell, nobody is surprised when these clowns spew their nonsense.
> Harry K
mark krawczuk
how to...
he just a retarded idiot, and his mother was a retarded goat.
"Desertphile" <deser...@invalid-address.net> wrote in message
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mark krawczuk
LETTING YA TERRIERS ON HIM..
"Desertphile" <deser...@invalid-address.net> wrote in message
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mark krawczuk
"harry k" <turnk...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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mark krawczuk
hop on the bandwagon for new energy ..... ?
just think about it, in this money hungry society , what the big nobs wanna
do is always create a demand, for anything , like the crap about global
warming , mmmmmm you can make AS MUCH POLLUTION AS YOU WANT AS LONG AS YOU
BUY CARBON CREDITS TO POLLUTE ? MMM MAKE REAL SENSE DOESNT IT, SO THE
PEOPLE THAT ARE RIPPING US OF FOR ELECTRICITY ETC... U THINK THEY ARE
GONNA OR WANT THESE FREE ENERGY ETC... STUFF, NO, THEY WANT TO BE KEEP
MAKING A PROFIT, THEY WANT TO KEEP MAKING MONEY...''
"harry k" <turnk...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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mark krawczuk
even talked to him.... i know that for a FACT !!
"Desertphile" <deser...@invalid-address.net> wrote in message
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Desertphile
> On Tuesday, May 4, 2010 8:26:16 PM UTC-4, Desertphile wrote:
> > Over one month ago I offered to broker a proper test of Wilt's
> > amazing "over unity" motor--- something he told a television
> > entertainment "news" crew he said he wanted to do, if only someone
> > would take him seriously. He has claimed that his motor produced
> > much more than 100% energy out than what goes in (690% is the
> > current false claim), even though in his YouTube videos he
> > incorrectly measured and then incorrectly calculated the energy
> > coming out of his motor (and dozens of people have told him so).
> >
> > I know people at MIT who love testing "over unity" devices; I know
> > people at CalTech who also test such devices for fun. If Wilt's
> > device works as Wilt claims, in a mere 24 hours he could be
> > wealthy beyond imagination and also world-famous literally over
> > night--- all he need do is tell me where and when to show up to
> > test his device, and I'll make arrangements.
> >
> > And yet my offer has been replied to with utter silence on Wilt's
> > part. He said, on television, he wanted physicists and engineers
> > to test his device; yet when the opportunity to have it tested has
> > stared him in the face for over one month, he has declined to have
> > it tested.
> >
> > It's almost as if he knows his claims are false. Odd how he still
> > makes those claims. Of course you, too, can buy "shares" in his
> > "company" to help develop the amazing technology. (Sheeeish)
Why in the world would I, or anyone else, wish to test your
inventions?
> send some MIT'ers my way,lol. i call mine a "fluid dynamic generator" no patents , just free for all as long as i gets me credit for inventing it. my only problem is i don't have 3 parts to build it,maby the mit people can use there stock junk? cause the 3 parts cost new at about 1200 all together.
Nemo me impune lacessit.
Presumably polar bears will grow green fur to match the
Alaskan tropical rain forest.
Desertphile
<deser...@invalid-address.net> wrote:
> Over one month ago I offered to broker a proper test of Wilt's
> amazing "over unity" motor--- something he told a television
> entertainment "news" crew he said he wanted to do, if only someone
> would take him seriously. He has claimed that his motor produced
> much more than 100% energy out than what goes in (690% is the
> current false claim), even though in his YouTube videos he
> incorrectly measured and then incorrectly calculated the energy
> coming out of his motor (and dozens of people have told him so).
>
> I know people at MIT who love testing "over unity" devices; I know
> people at CalTech who also test such devices for fun. If Wilt's
> device works as Wilt claims, in a mere 24 hours he could be
> wealthy beyond imagination and also world-famous literally over
> night--- all he need do is tell me where and when to show up to
> test his device, and I'll make arrangements.
>
> And yet my offer has been replied to with utter silence on Wilt's
> part. He said, on television, he wanted physicists and engineers
> to test his device; yet when the opportunity to have it tested has
> stared him in the face for over one month, he has declined to have
> it tested.
>
> It's almost as if he knows his claims are false. Odd how he still
> makes those claims. Of course you, too, can buy "shares" in his
> "company" to help develop the amazing technology. (Sheeeish)
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