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Tripped over this note on another tribe,.......still tripping,..
this one needs a model on my desk,...&/////,...
peswiki.com/index.php/Ma...nce_Amplifier
1:3,000,000 overunity ~ electric generator
Its uses quartz and a magnet allowing the quartz to resonate a charge around a magnet and generate huge quantities of electricty with hardly any input. I hope they will evolve this to something that an everyday laymen can build using parts around the house or from a store.
this one needs a model on my desk,...&/////,...
peswiki.com/index.php/Ma...nce_Amplifier
1:3,000,000 overunity ~ electric generator
Its uses quartz and a magnet allowing the quartz to resonate a charge around a magnet and generate huge quantities of electricty with hardly any input. I hope they will evolve this to something that an everyday laymen can build using parts around the house or from a store.
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Re: Piezio/over unity?
Fri, March 27, 2009 - 2:22 AMI think your link isn't working.
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Re: Piezio/over unity?
Fri, March 27, 2009 - 2:31 AM
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Re: Piezio/over unity?
Fri, April 17, 2009 - 6:40 AMI hope I'm allowed to tell you that you are a total moron and stupid to boot.
Naturally, you can disprove this by explaining the physics behind the free energy device you provided a link too.
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Re: Piezio/over unity?
Fri, April 17, 2009 - 7:48 AMthe claims are pretty close to factual, tho one might ask about some of the descriptors such as "huge."
The main problem with this is that there are other ways to store and generate electricity which are much more effective in terms
of cost and also the systems weight.
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Re: Piezio/over unity?
Sat, April 25, 2009 - 12:42 AMPleae read what you have said and think about it. If any of the claims are true, then current systems would be obsolete overnight.
The facts are that they and everyone else mentioned in their wacky links can not repeat a one off (imaginary) event, yet they are claiming output 3 millions times input.
It seems they can not even build a basic electronic circuit, aka resonator to run at audio frequencies, but have to rely on commercial boxen pumping power into the circuit, which can then run, oh
wow a 6v light globe and computer fan. Please.
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Re: Piezio/over unity?
Tue, April 28, 2009 - 11:54 PMIf any of the claims are true, then current systems would be obsolete overnight.
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No, the problem is that such systems generate very low amounts of electricity for material weight. Making a simple battery far more weight and cost effective.
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Re: Piezio/over unity?
Wed, April 29, 2009 - 7:00 AMThe problem is that they do not generate any net electricity. you get very little out for the amount you put in. If they did generate net electricty , then they would be self sustaining and you could just gang then together.
Remember, they are generating NET, as in free energy. batteries wera out or require 110% input to get 100% output.
The whole point of a crystal s just to tie the oscillation to a set frequency. Crystals are used as they are least suceptible to frequency variations. The coil loop is a 1:1 transformer; simple. so theorectically, what ever power is flowing through the crystal will be available as the outputs.
Of course there are losses in the wire from resistance.then there are loses (0.6V per diable), which means a 1.2V voltage loss on the DC side.. -
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Re: Piezio/over unity?
Wed, April 29, 2009 - 8:26 AMIts not a convincing piece of energy generation. In fact the name implies that its an amplifier. Something like this could be used in a solid state pulse laser. But you would still need an energy source.
Not sure what "over unity" means, but as in transformers, amplifiers usually modify energy and produce it, and even use some energy to do the modification. -
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Re: Piezio/over unity?
Sun, May 3, 2009 - 7:17 PM"Overunity" means that it puts out more than it puts in.
This is just another mythical free energy scam. -
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Re: Piezio/over unity?
Mon, May 4, 2009 - 2:33 AMAt least it's not a ponzy scheme, where you believe you are getting out more than you put in.
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