Re: Free Energy
Charles wrote:
http://www.gizmag.com/go/6031/
Testing such a claim is simple.
'Close the loop' - that is, start up the machine and then remove its
power source taking only power from its output. Any *significant* excess
siphoned off over a period of hours should be sufficient to prove the
claim. Allow the scientists to check the machine for hidden batteries or
inductively couple power.
Every claim of 'free energy' that I've come across fails to do this, for
very good reasons.
Dirk
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