Nearly decade ago I build a lot of free energy stuff, but got only nice pieces of art, without any free energy. (Fusor is definitely the best looking thing ever, just don't feed it with too high voltage, x-rays and neutrons are not very healthy thing) I still trying to be up to current news, but did not build any new free energy devices for years. Will check overunity forum, may be I'll find something interesting to check.
For now, if we talk about unconventional science, I slowly building interferometer to play with warp fields and any other stuff that potentially could curve our space. Fortunately I live in rural area and problem with noise and vibrations is not a great problem. But that device is extremely sensitive to nearly anything, from temperature changes to neghbours steps 100ft away.
If you mean that Edwin Gray circuits with battery, switches rectifier, capacitor and transformer, I know about them, but didn't try to build them.
As for oversimplified Gray's version with 3 batteries and lamp with periodical connecting batteries in parallel to restore charge - that does not work for me, batteries just eventually discharged and that's all. Should have been tried it with capacitors but I didn't. Also it could be intersting to implement that circuit using charge pump IC ICL7660 and capacitors, but I doubt it will give any interesting result.
No, but read something.
Nearly decade ago I build a lot of free energy stuff, but got only nice pieces of art, without any free energy. (Fusor is definitely the best looking thing ever, just don't feed it with too high voltage, x-rays and neutrons are not very healthy thing) I still trying to be up to current news, but did not build any new free energy devices for years. Will check overunity forum, may be I'll find something interesting to check.
For now, if we talk about unconventional science, I slowly building interferometer to play with warp fields and any other stuff that potentially could curve our space. Fortunately I live in rural area and problem with noise and vibrations is not a great problem. But that device is extremely sensitive to nearly anything, from temperature changes to neghbours steps 100ft away.
If you mean that Edwin Gray circuits with battery, switches rectifier, capacitor and transformer, I know about them, but didn't try to build them.
As for oversimplified Gray's version with 3 batteries and lamp with periodical connecting batteries in parallel to restore charge - that does not work for me, batteries just eventually discharged and that's all. Should have been tried it with capacitors but I didn't. Also it could be intersting to implement that circuit using charge pump IC ICL7660 and capacitors, but I doubt it will give any interesting result.