Hidden Alternative Power Sources, Uncensored!

suijuris · #1 10-16-2003, 06:43 PM

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I am confident that there are alternative energy sources out there that we just do not know about, and welcome anyone with any such knowledge to share it with the community.


I have been told stories on several occasions of a friend of the family who had developed an engine that would run on almost any liquid substance, and required no type of petroleum products for power. Working models of the engine were made, patents were granted, and investments were being by the inventor sought in order to bring this great invention to the public.


In the meanwhile, representatives of a major oil company visited this inventor and made very generous offers to by the patent and plans. However, the inventor knew that nobody would ever profit from his invention if he sold out to the oil companies, so he turned them down. Not just once, but on several occasions, when they returned with larger and larger offers.


Shortly, the offers stopped coming, but the next visit was from the IRS, who charged him with tax evasion. The inventor was an older man, but in excellent health, and only months after this, he suffered from a fatal heart attack. This all happened decades ago, but since, this inventor’s engine, or anything like it, has never reached the public. Of course the oil companies have raked in untold billions in the meanwhile.


Is this story 100% factual? I believe so, and I have heard other stories of inventors who develop alternative energy sources that directly or indirectly threaten the oil companies revenue. They are without exception bought out, or intimidated to the point of despair.


I really would like to hear your thoughts on the topic of alternative energy sources. I am convinced that there are inventions out there, whether available to the public or not, that can generate power for our homes WITHOUT being on the grid. This is a personal goal of mine and hope that you can make it yours as well.


I am not talking about a generator or devices that are powered by petroleum products, I mean some device that can be powered by geothermal, water, solar power, etc, and can provide enough power for an average home.
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#2 10-19-2003, 09:07 AM

SuiJuris,
I have a little experiment you might like to try.
You will need:

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Stack three of the magnets, magnetically “stuck” together, and have the third hand hold them down near the corner of a table. The helper must keep his fingers below the top of the magnets but must hold the stack down by the top magnet.
Magnetically stick the other two magnets together and hold them by the tips of your fingers so your fingers do not protrude beyond the end of the stack. Flip the stack as necessary so that when you lower it to the stack held on the table the two stacks are repelling.
Now brace the heel of your hand holding the magnets on the table and hold the stack so that even though the force is opposing you maintain a gap between the two stacks slightly wider than the piece of steel. Notice the direction and amount of the force.
Now brace your other hand holding the steel and move the steel through the gap without touching either stack of magnets. What happened to the amount and, most importantly, the direction of the force?
Notice also that while moving the steel vertically, especially if it sticks to the magnets, requires considerable force in the vertical direction. However, notice also that the horizontal force required moving the steel between the magnets is minimal.
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The second part of the experiment is go rent the movie “On Deadly Ground” with Steven Seagel. Pay particular attention to his speech at the end. You may want to rerun it a few times.
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suijuris · #3 10-19-2003, 06:26 PM

Jim, would this be similar to the plans discussed here: 

http://www.suijuris.net/main/suijuri...ile.php?lid=46

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#4 10-20-2003, 12:26 AM

SuiJuris,
Perhaps. I am not certain. That post may be talking about the mag motor that was on the front page of Nexus many years ago. I still have that issue around somewhere.
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hAKEEM · #5 02-21-2004, 03:13 PM

Yes there is several companies here is an website

http://www.vasantcorporation.com/index.php there was another one but sold out to electric co

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http://website.lineone.net/~aarekhu/

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best one& http://www.btt.org/FREE_ELECTRICITY.html

Don · #6 03-07-2004, 10:33 PM

The mag motor is not powerful or efficeint enough to produce anything. Remember it is a physical impossibility to make perpetual motion. Stick with solar, wind and water power, they WORK. I know. I have used solar power at my farm for 18 years, started with a few cheap panels and advanced from there. I did granite countertop fabrication for 8 years using only solar power! Never have hooked the farm up to the grid.

Don

suijuris · #7 03-07-2004, 11:50 PM

Impressive Don.... way to go!

#8 04-17-2004, 04:44 PM

Check this out:

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http://www.keelynet.com/energy/waterfuel.htm

Ice · #9 04-17-2004, 08:52 PM

Okay, I'm intrigued... when someone will&come by with&their converted personal conveyance so that I can check it out and get the facts from someone with first hand knowledge.. I may just convert my personal conveyance!

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Smart-Aleck · #10 06-20-2004, 07:04 AM

I think the engine you might be thinking of is the everyday DIESEL engine. I have read that it was first designed to run off of peanut oil, but at that time it was cheaper to use petrolium products rather than exotic oils. So the oil companies formulate diesel fuel and everyone goes on thinking it's all the engine will burn.

I have been looking into purchasing a mid-eighties model Mercedes Benz 300D specifically for converting to bio-fuel. A diesel engine will pretty much run on any type of oil, as long as it has the proper viscosity and combustion characteristics.

Here in Minnesota there is a lot of talk about bio-fuels, like E85 which is 85% ethanol (AKA Corn) for regular combustion engines, or B100 which is 100% bio-diesel (AKA Soybeans). We should be able to grow all the fuel neccissary to power our vehicles instead of importing oil.

These fuels can be used without modification to your engine, but if you want to save money there is a different option: Any diesel engine can be converted to run on pure vegetable oil (AKA Deep Fryer Greese) with some cheap parts. You basically strain the loose particles from the oil to prepare it for use, and install a second fuel tank in the trunk of the vehicle. There is a heater unit installed in the tank to keep the oil viscous, and a second fuel line is run to the engine bay and connected to the fuel delivery system. One of the kits to do this can be found on www.greasel.com for about 1000FRN, or you can look at how they do it and scavenge for parts.

If you don't want to modify your engine there is one more option: Make bio-diesel yourself! This can be done by removing the glycerine from the vegetable oil by using lye and pH balancing, etc. I believe there are also instructions to do this on the www.greasel.com site.

The amount of diesel cars in America is tiny in comparison to Europe, which I have heard reports of 40-50% of the cars are diesel. Help break free from foreign oil interests and go bio-diesel! Your exhaust will smell like french fries, and you can refuel at the grocery store or McDonalds!

-Smart-Aleck