>>11223528I've looked through various youtube videos. Searl effect generators look pretty cool, and start moving quick, but none of them have ever demonstrated energy production. Show me one searl video that runs entirely on the supposed energy its producing. They all have a contraption plugged into the wall, and measure the 'free energy' produced in electromagnetic coils next to the moving magnets. If it were really free, why hasn't a single one run entirely off the energy its producing.
Don't pick some 30s sample. Where is a video of one running for over on hour entirely on its own energy, and powering something?
The problem is, such evidence does not exist.
Nitonol is just freaking metal that changes form when heated. What does that have to do with free energy?
The hutchinson effect is interesting. The question is why haven't youtubers done the same. The only evidence of it comes from the origional builder, and all the videos are old. Show me a video of the hutchinson effect working built by modern people, who have provided the full schematics.
As for the rodin coil. Same problem. Sure, it looks cool. People like pretty spirals. Where is the rodin coil video that is generating enough energy to power a motor for an hour?
I have seen free energy claims on the internet for a decade and a half, but not a single one has met the criteria above. That is, runs on its own power for an extended period of time. Built by someone who understands it, and has provided the schematics in such a way that others can replicate their effects. I have seen dozens of 'inventors' who all claim to have devices, but they all require money before they divulge any info. What is use money if they have a real working free energy device? They could just sell energy back to the power company.
Its all bullshit. If you have evidence otherwise, produce it. Don't just make wild claims, and say anyone who disbelieves them should find proof to the contrary.
