Damage from lithium? Explain...

High concentrations of Lithium are toxic.

Nice to hear someone who knows how toxic Lithium is. Someone questioned me too. They should learn some science.

@@dantyler6907 i cant damage the earth but if not properly disposed of then thats a tiny issue. But in the end its harmfule in other ways. Such as priduction of th3 element. Iligal mineing operations were people are forced to work in bad conditions. So harmfule against the human race but you wouldnt see it unless you look into it.

@@kguidry7520 lithium is everywhere. only thing dangerous about elements is people

Thank you very much. That is extremely considerate.

round earth or flat? check out my hydrogen fuel from water

Yeah a month is close enough to perpetual .. probably 99.8% efficiency... The community has come along way thanks to this big brain we call the internet. I think quite a few people have gotten or are getting there...

Hmm if thats correct this would be very green energy, but would pose a explosion hazard in an enclosed space. Of course ventilation would simple to implement..

THIS WOULD BE IN LAYMEN S TERMS, ANODE *-/+ ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES = OXIDATION. YOU NEED TO DEFINE YOUR ?'S OR YOU WILL ALWAYS BE WONDERING IN YOUR OWN DELUSIONS OF THOUGHT. "INCOMPLETE ?"

Please let me know For this device what is Anode is made from ? I did bought solt water lamp lasted one one week so I wanted to know And I bought formar cheaf engeeber of John Bendini motor Rick Fredrick I bought Dule pole overunity motor and other overunity motors never did overunuty at all & broke our finance with out enagy so I need recerch to know truth.

positive vibes man. share, share as fast as possible. they can't stop it if it happens fast enough

DT----Right on. Time is of the essence. The inventor is a giver and thinker. Very rare man. All of his vids need to be mirrored. To literally explain his technology so freely is risky. Hope he has some sort of patent or licensing completed, as someone could acquire it and make it a law breaking offense for anyone to duplicate it on its existing scale or advancing to large scale production.

+bebengry you cant patent something that is already in the public.

He died a few weeks ago

Are you serious?

@@pawz007 Yes, that's why the site is down. I heard it from his wife, she answered me from Mike's email address.

Have you made any of those plates yet Andy?

Jeffrey Rood still making raw material for foams and fibers

@@andyt3938 have you made it andy? Heard that the guy in the video has passed away.

@@jetfu400 I have a contract to supply a foam maker with raw materials- getting closer every day-

@@jetfu400 problem: we cannot make the raw material fast enough- army, energy companies, and other space agencies can use everything we make. Large company wants to make a 100,000 ton per year unit. Big news is our byproduct can be put right back through the process and makes even better product.

Theoretically, in operation, it's a hybrid chemical and mechanical battery, using inertia as storage as well as chemical. Rather than basic chemical, provided the caps are loaded and discharged in rhythm, to keep the mechanical wheel spinning. In a sense, it's more of a drip generator, creating power. As opposed to a drip generator, that charges batteries at low amperage. It's applicable to slow charge applications, but theoretically, infinite. In other words, a solar panel, drop charges with the sun, this device, could do that at anytime of day. Theoretically. Cold fusion.

@@FreeSp1r1ted i suspect its some kind of toy.

But with the faulty government and blinded and dead people it wouldn't happen now.

If this is real this guy better find a cave to hide in cause not only will he have to worry about the oil company that will be coming for him but also solar ,wind and hydro. We desperately need something like this....many can't afford the rip off price of hydro and the dirty pricks are raising the price every 6 months.Oh and lets not forget the 94% delivery fee...yes that is right 94% delivery.So if I use 100 worth of hydro a month then I have to pay them dirty fucks194.00

harry guy yup he will die or go jail soon. Its not right but its well known people who talk about this either die or end up in jail.

Marcquez Parker yes! pdf pdf pdf!!!

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@@TheRebelmanone maybe he could do a mechanical test ? like pump water uphill ? Or heat something with that 2.5 W and measure temperature ?... something that requires conversion of the Watt to make sure there is no measure error.

You mean the output wires coming off of the bridge rectifier?

Even if this system is not practical it's always good to push these boundaries.

MLGpachino MLGpachino should i believe what the Illuminati says ?

MLGpachino MLGpachino if I ride my bike from point a to point b theoretically I have broken the laws of physics correct.?

u use kinetic energy from your body. you body needs food and water to produce kinetic energy.

Try using a different browser. Website is fine.

works fine with chrome

You're welcome.

You made a good point about the solar panels being replaced with these panels, have you given any thought to supplying power to a consumer well they pay you for what they would normally pay the electric company? I think I already know the implications but I still had to ask :-) hopefully one day soon, thank you and God bless

Rob Wollert The possibility is always out there, from what I'm getting from the video it's most efficient in pulses, but if you have the intermediary battery cells to exert loads it'll basically depend upon how much those cells can hold and how fast they exert the electricity before the cell is depleted. If you're exerting a massive amount of power from the cells, faster than you can charge them back up then you'll still be left with little to no power. If this were a vehicle like a car, then similarly you would need to exert great force to accelerate from 0 to move all that weight, but if you have enough storage then gradually it will build up again while you are using a fraction of that, similar to a Brushless DC motor.

Gloria Fredsall $6,800

Actually it has been maturing very well and various models have been distributed to many countries. Examples: www.quantamagneticstore.com/powercell-q.html , www.quantamagneticstore.com/q-beta-prototype.html , www.quantamagneticstore.com/si-graphite-expansion-modules.html

nice question....:):)

Funny how some people will state something to wipe out what a man has done here showing US a video and taking his time to describe it He also has offered it up for some to buy it and try it out just like any inventor or engineer would do for further testing. Only those with a noncompetitive mind would be disillusioned enough to say such a thing. The morality of trashing someone is not a morality, it is a trashing. You must have other things on your mind to take it this far without proving the man in the video is wrong. So lets see YOUR video to convince everyone that YOU are right.

I love how when I read this it can go either way, like you are promoting this or saying its bad all depending on how you feel about it. The wording tells me that you aren't on board with the things you've described but you don't really say how their machine is that or how you dislike the machine itself.

So designing a Proverbial never ending Aquaduct of constantly flowing, always in motion, Free energy isn't a form of perpetual motion in your eyes? sounds pretty Perpetual to me. P-motion is just the alchemy to modern science, or what astrology is to astronomy. First engines made were horribly inefficient and most still are due to energy converting to heat loss. engineers started attempting perpetual motion machines to attempt to get as close to 100% energy out as energy in. now with technology advancements we may be able to get more than 100% of out input energy out than we put in. The real difference is the size and complexity of the Lego pieces available to us now. When attempting to make a Perpetual motion machine, the Designer is trying to overcome Gravity, the Main reason WHY something slows down and stops after you push it. and ya, this usually involves not a proverbial but an ACTUAL trench of some kind guiding the object in motion on its "perpetual path". That object when it is in motion, is using energy and it does have to come from somewhere. that object itself IS made of energy, and the denser it is, the more drag it has on the electric fields it lives in (earths, suns, central galactic vortex) and the perpetual motion concept is to manipulate these forces in some way. Lets say the P-motion object is a copper ball weighing 1 gram. that's over 5 million atoms asserting drag on its environment that you have to keep in motion. What is easier, carrying the Pyramid of Giza on your back when you have to move, or carrying each of the pieces 1 at a time? "Free energy" machines really are just the next level of perpetual motion. but this next level of engineers have more technology and are working at a much tinier level. Energy= electrons. Energy=Matter. Matter=Electrons. whether your moving actual objects or electrons your still attempting to solve the same dilemma; if anything you should change your first statement to "Perpetual motion machines are just inefficient attempts at Free energy machines..."

Cutis Calway What he is saying this machine might be one step up to making easy energy and towards limitless energy. But we should look beyond that and make something more simplistic and more infinite, and tap into the earths given *clean* and non *exhuasting* recources already existing, for a example. So its less expensive more reliable and trully infinite. Plus i think it could be done with less componants that way, so less maintenance and it has more durability.

yes i understand what you mean. i also think that these particular cells are powered by the ambient and ever present electrons that are constantly passing through us, and an example of the use of these is the little electric lighters that you have to click to ignite. those things can be used and never run out of electricity because stressing and releasing the crystal looses some of the electrons held inside and are then used for the spark and directly after this discharge ambient electrons that are aimlessly passing through the crystal on their random paths get pulled into the positive spots inside the crystal where the electrons went missing. positive places because electrons are negative. so i think that is the way these crystal cells work. they just keep recharging themselves as they are drained and thats why they have a peak after a period of time of nonuse and then they go down and flatline at some percentage of full power, this is the rate that they recharge. so stay even with the load and how much its drawing.

Texlith Graves "an ambient and vast source of power... like Earth's magnetic field, " Magnetism is a force not an energy source, you can't get any more out than you put in.

Can you use a multimeter for amp output readings?

Jasfras1 actually yes I can!

There are only three?

You gotta love those crazy laws!

rationalmartian_ The media said this about Tesla also, probably the greatest inventor and smartest dude in the last 1000 years... What is it you find dumb about the plates? Would you think its dumb if i said i can store the energy from this motor in plain old salt water you make yourself and a couple dollars to buy the anode cathode that pulls the stored electrons back out of the salt water????

@@rationalmartian It must be fun to feel so superior to everyone with no effort required, including research. People HAVE bought these things, and have experimented with them. They act as described. They are low-power, and I assume hard to produce, which even for commercial purposes may make them not so cost-effective. This guy has done a whole series of experiment videos and is still conducting them. Read the comments. The voltage drops slowly after hundreds of hours (about half a volt), but comes back up after rest. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/acpgdKqGldqviX0.html

Well that opens up many possibilities as these plates in video are essentially like npn transistors.. also, factor in the photo & thermo-electric couple aspects and there just may be something utility grade after all!

dirty humour trying reading better ..I said SILICON not silicone

Catherine Smith Again.. I said 'Superconductive Properties' ..like when the temperature lowers... geez doesn't anyone understand words anymore lol

Mark Pearce We all assume your personality would be greatly improved at sub zero too Go Freeze Yourself

Aren't they more like a diode than a transistor.

I’m not the only one i see lol