You wrote;
> OK, so if I can produce steam or vapor pressure from water,dueterium
> and accoustics then use this process in an engine to power a generator
> and produce electricity AND self power the accoustic transducers,
> would this then win the $1700 prize?
The problem is the user would have to periodically restore the
water...therefore it is not truly self-running, though the idea is
interesting.
The KeelyNet prize was for a self-sustaining circuit/device that required
no outside additions beyond gravity, aether or perhaps tuned to some kind
of space energy as with Bessler/Orffyreus wheel, Moray, Hendershott,
Hubbard, Keely, etc..
Once the machine/circuit was started with something akin to Keely's idea
of the 'introductory impulse', barring fluctuations in the driving force
that would require another impulse to restart it, the machine/circuit
would run until a component failed or something wore out.
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