FREE ENERGY - I HAVE SEEN IT WITH MY OWN EYES

[nomad]

truebeliever wrote:

Yup...Just last week I was having the same problems.

Strangely, people have reported it individually with some people fine and others 'crawkling'.

It's almost like a DOS attack but only targetting a certain number at a time.

Perhaps a call to the admin to ask if they've been fiddling with the server?
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75 amps! Thats ALOT of amps. Roughly 4 amps per 1000W?

Thats a thick cable. Must be alot of resistence.
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I dont want to appear a doubting Thomas but why does'nt he go public...REALLY public...set up in a park. Get as much publicity as possible. Set up camera's to record if anyone moves on him...there would be a million and one ways...

Listen I am not an electrician but I went

there with an electrician that received an

invitation. The wires were NOT thick. The

ones in the big cylinder coil were thicker than

the others but not by much.

[nomad]

Jimbo wrote:
ClubConspiracy DOS Attack ??? :-o :-o :-o

truebeliever, when I first joined the club, I don’t remember exactly, but for some reason I had to communicate w/ them, & it seemed as though it was probably just 1 person answering my e-mails. They were very friendly & helpful. They thanked me for my posts, encouraged you to post some more. Some time after that I needed some help, & I had sent them my questions the same way as before, via e-mail, but then I never received an answer. I know they probably got busy, but I tried several times, & then I just gave up, after a few times w/o getting anything back.

Do they have a phone number ???

Anyhow, regarding the 75 amps, I guess this unit he was describing is supposed to provide power for an entire home, so 75 amps might not be enough for an entire house. My breaker panel, I just looked, carries a total of 360 amps, so… yeah, chances are I am not pulling that much all of the time, but it’s just the capacity that it could handle under a complete maximum load. As far as the resistance is concerned, a thick cable has actually less resistance than a thinner cable. Just like in speaker wires. If they are thicker you waste less energy in the cable run, because the current flows much easier over additional surface area, & thus it’s better. If you use instead thinner & longer cable runs, then because of the added resistance (to current flow) in the wire, you’ll loose some energy in the cable itself, as what is called, IR losses (I x I x R).

I’m tired, I’m retiring… see ya’

8-)

The 75 ampere bunch of wires device he used to

plug a few appliances ... There was alot of

info flowing and people were not always

quiet (understandbly). He had about 20 devices

with him and it would be simple to have a device

for each appliance made. Oh he claims that

he has made a real live working car powered

by a similiar device. In the conference he

only showed a working model car with the wires

and wheels set on a transparent plexiglass and

he had it drive through the room. Oh

and he said to FORGET everything you think

you know about electricity and what you have

learned in school. NONE OF WHAT YOU LEARNED

APPLIES OR CAN EXPLAIN WHAT HE DOES PERIOD.

[nomad]

why doesn't he go public ?

good question.

When he was younger he is now about 40, (he made

his first device at 12 years old) he innocently

sent a device needing no batteries with a light

bulb on it to the utility company. Next thing you

know he was sent to a mental institution for

13 years where he was probed with electrodes and

shock therapy. The speaker who would try to

explain things for him says that this experience

has scarred him and made him very paranoid.

[nomad]

Jimbo wrote:
Zero-Point Energy Extraction :-o :-o :-o

So then, the wires & the coils have to be sized for maximum load of 75 amps at 120 Vrms, & therefore they have to be thick. Not 2 ways about it (the ones that feed the appliance). They have to be thicker than your standard home wiring, so that it can handle the “75 amps.” Now, you then can connect whatever you want to it provided it’s a 110-120 appliance. For example, a standard power-strip is rated at 15A – 125V AC (rms).

Ok, from what you described, you said there were multiple coils w/in coils. How many? How far away from each other? Were they all of the same “height”, or were there any towards the center that were “taller” & like a cylinder? Just curious… I hope you are Ok, bud !!!

NOTE: Hey, this is the weirdest shit, all of the sudden I could not get through the site, specially when trying to answer back to you. I could still navigate the Internet, but for some odd reason I couldn’t get through to the “club”… And I don’t think it was the “server,” because I could “ping” it, I saw some people posted, but I couldn’t get through. I was practically “crawling.”

8-)

Today I will be going over to my electrician

friends house and together will try to draw

the general layout of the device ... he being

an electrician ... it should be

easy to have a rough layout done ... I will

then seek out any patents that are similiar to

this ... and go from there ... I have decided

that from now on I will concentrate on this only

one topic in any posts I will make for the future

everything else is useless to discuss. If anybody

can help me locate any patent or design made

ONLY of wires and coils PLEASE for the Love of

God ... help me.

[truebeliever]

PLEASE for the Love of

God ... help me.

Ha ha ha ha ha...

I dont know why thats so funny.

Sorry mate...not trying to give you a hard time!

[Jimbo]

Zero Point Energy Transfer – :-o :-o :-o

Well, all I’m saying is that 75 amps is a lot of amperage. A single circuit breaker is typically up to 40 amps. For example, my “range” is in an “80” amp circuit (2 “40” amp breakers), & my “A/C” is in a “60” amp circuit (2 “30” amp breakers), just to give you an idea. Are the wires solid “copper or aluminum”?, or are they “stranded” wire (a bunch of finer solid wires stranded together as in a “rope” fashion)?

If I come across a circuit in the Internet I’ll definitely bring it up, but I doubt they are going to show it. I’d suggest to just, take a good look w/ you eyes & mind, & look for details such as, are they donut shaped?, rounded or square like?, materials used?, how many?, is the center coil also surrounded by loops of fine wire?, how many total coils, 2, or 3, or more?, how many loops of wire around each coil?, how far apart are the coils from each other?, sizes?, weight?, etc., & if you can cut 1 of them in half, then you can see what’s inside. Is it solid metal?, or hollow?, is it solid or made out of adjacent “thin plates”?, Does it have a “dialectric” (sort of like an insulating material between conductors) of any kind?, are there any sharp edged or thin metal looking devices anywhere?, such as antennas?, or waveguides (high frequency antennas)?, is there an “on/off” switch?, or is it “on” all the time?, does it heat up under load (when connected to an appliance)?, & if there is any other weird looking shit, be able to describe it, etc., etc.,…

Feel free to drop me a line…

8-)

[nomad]

Jimbo I will make a drawing with my electrician

friend and write down the specs we remember ...

also there is another conference coming ... so

I will make sure to take more precise notes.

[Jimbo]

Zero Point Energy Transfer – :-o :-o :-o

Cool !!!

8-)

[Yeoshua]

Fortunate that he had an adaptor to fit all the electrical devices the delegates brought with them!

I stuggle to find one for my laptop, and I've got a stock cupboard full of them.

It must be a bit like Independence Day, where they wire the laptop up to the alien spaceship - really fortunate that the spaceship has an 18 pin DIN socket onboard.

The Coral Castle had it's own power source - power from quantum questionmarks.

[nomad]

NO adapters. He used clips to connect to the

the devices.