Unlike many, I consider solar power to be free energy in the fullest
sense of the term. I powered my entire house with it for a year. This is
a classic example of what will happen when "free energy" is
"discovered". I don't see the world clamoring after solar power. Any
form of delivery of so-called free energy will likely require equipment
that is manufactured with the necessity for extreme precision and
sophisticated tooling. You are going to have to pay for this equipment
to be manufactured. You're not likely going to be able to make one in
your basement. But at least the "fuel" will be free!
Gerald O'
Matthew Redmond wrote:
>
> Hi Feberrus et al!
>
> The radio has been shown on a few scientific shows, and I think it was
> mentioned on the list before as well. It is basically a radio that you wind
> up (uses a spring) for I think around 5 minutes or so and it gives you
> around half an hours listening time...I don't think that the times I just
> wrote are correct but it should give you an idea as to what it is.
>
> >From the advert I saw last night, the BBC program may also discuss the
> problems the inventor had with getting a company to manufacture it...no one
> wanted to touch it. Same old situation from the sounds of things!
>
> So if you can pick up the BBC world tv service, it may be an interesting
> show. (times and info listed in a previous post)
>
> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: Feberrus@aol.com [mailto:Feberrus@aol.com]
> > Sent: Saturday, 15 August 1998 11:04
> > To: adze@clear.net.nz
> > Subject: Re: The amazing clockwork radio - BBC World Service
> >
> >
> > In a message dated 98-08-14 18:04:04 EDT, you write:
> >
> > << The story of the clockwork radio is going to be on the aired on the BBC
> > World Television service for those that receive it >>
> > what clockwork radio? is it free energy powered? i must have missed the
> > previous post.