George Wiseman had said something which piqued the
curiosity of an anonymous writer, here is the comment;
> "Nor did he seem to know the difference between a
> free energy device and an overunity one....."
>
> That's strange.
> Neither do I.
>
> Please be sure to include total systems cost and
> equity amortization in your explanation.
>
Got this response from George Wiseman about his
comment about the difference between free energy and
overunity, here is his 'take' on it FYI (and mine);
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Thanks Jerry,
I haven't been part of any discussion on the terms
'free energy' and 'over-unity' but I'd agree with the
writings below.
In my opinion, Free Energy is energy gathered that you
do not pay anyone for (not counting the cost of the
apparatus) and has no net environmental hazard.
Over-unity is simply that you get more energy out than
the machine requires to run.
Both of the above exist already and the most practical
means are mostly covered by the energy monopolies,
which then turn the energy they got for free into
profit by selling it to you and I.
I am researching other alternatives with some success
but no practical (cost effective) solution yet.
Building apparatus to turn the energies all around us
to a useful form that people can plug their coffee pot
into. The energies I'm researching include various
electrical energies (four kinds), heat energy and
gravity energy.
You can believe I won't be up on a stage demonstrating
a machine if it didn't do EXACTLY what I say it does.
Any machine I produce will be run by you guys first,
because I believe in peer review.
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