Video overview of my 2SGen replication
Posted by: selfspoken on: February 24, 2010
I’ve done my first video! I’ve personally learned a lot from all of the videos on this subject shared on youtube, so I wanted to make sure to give back a little bit myself.
In this video I’m trying to break down this generator to explain about what it is and how it’s made so that you can better understand it, make your own replication, and play with it.
Another video to come tonight is going to explain why this thing works and why I consider it to be free energy.
5 Responses to "Video overview of my 2SGen replication"
March 2, 2010 at 11:52 AM
Great video! I’m interested in your “proto-bench” and where I can get one like it.
March 2, 2010 at 11:56 AM
Thanks!
http://www.radioshack.com/product/index.jsp?productId=3814337&CAWELAID=407316307
It’s been really handy and comes with lots of common components, jumper wire, ICs, etc. Plus to project book does a good job of taking you through the basics.
I greatly appreciate your help. Keep us posted on your progress. Thanks.
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February 26, 2010 at 11:52 PM
Am I missing something in all of this? Where are the measurements of the output? How can we evaluate the light in the videos? I remember the first pictures of Bearden’s MEG had the output going to a small fluorescent. I am as mystified now as i was then. Have we made any progress at this game since then?
February 27, 2010 at 12:47 AM
Make one for yourself and measure it however you want!
If you understand the principles behind it you understand that the effeciency is a matter if the configuration and it’s all free energy. Every milliamp is energy that violates CoE. Some of it is more expensive than others. I might spend a dollar to get a free nickle.
Also if you make one you’ll see that just bumping the magnet you can gain or lose 10 milliamps. It’s all kind of arbitrary.
If you can tell me how to measure how much energy is spent running a current through 20 ft of wire in 1/600th of a second pulses I’ll show you it’s overunity. But I don’t know how to measure that without a calorimeter; I’m open to whatever suggestions you have.
It’s NOT as simple as voltage in vs voltge out and anyone who tells you it is doesn’t understand what’s going on here.