Building and Reviewing Free Energy Generators on YouTube.

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  @Jeremy_Fielding · 2 years ago (edited) · pinned

  Thank you for all the feedback and comments. I would not have tried this without your suggestions! I have read over 20,000 comments and hundreds of emails on this topic. If you have a question, I very likely talked about it in the video. Also I change my mind about some things through the recording of the video so the end is very important if you want to know my current view on things. Thanks for watching! I look forward to reading the new comments. I can't answer them all but I will see them all 😄Any corrections and all links/references are in the description!

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  @walterbrown8694 · 2 years ago

  My first course in Thermodynamics was over 50 years ago, but the most important thing I remember was the professor telling us to never forget "There is no free lunch !". In the vast wasteland of present day media, yours is a "voice crying in the wilderness" - I am an 88 year old retired electronics systems engineer and just discovered your channel. You have an immediate appeal to the "younger" folks. God bless what you are doing.

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  @nathanieljames7462 · 2 years ago

  Sorta sucks that a lot of scammers have sufficient knowledge to be producing useful content but would rather fool people into ruining useable goods.  You're doing good work, Jeremy!

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  @johngalt7382 · 2 years ago

  The hardest thing to accomplish when making a free energy "overunity" device is how to hide the power source.

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  @My3centz · 1 year ago

  "When I finally understood something, I thought I understood before", that one made my day.  So true.

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• HW

  @Hwkman4 · 2 years ago

  This man set out to create a machine he knew he wouldn't work so that people would understand. My favorite kind of person going to great lengths just so that someone will learn something

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  @EngineerMikeF · 2 years ago (edited)

  Important point on power loss: the motor is wrapped with heat sink ribs or fins to cast off heat; the variable transformer is wrapped in sheet meal with holes to cast off heat. Power is always wasted in unusable heat generated by friction.<br>So if a device has holes or fins you know those are there to dissipate wasted energy in the form of heat

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  @chrisvanderburg5568 · 2 years ago

  The hardest part of creating a free energy device is where to hide the batteries and how to look surprised when you flip the switch

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  @ivannastorms-thompson3538 · 2 years ago

  &quot;Ethically more flexible&quot; is a solid descriptor for so much of society. Thank you for addressing misinformation.

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  @prof.crastinator · 2 years ago

  You are one of my favorite youtube teachers- my son is 7 and showing a lot of interest in science and engineering and how things work. &nbsp;We watch your videos together and even with my experience and education, I still learn something from every single 1. &nbsp;You are a gifted science communicator and need a much larger platform❤.

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  @aaronsytchannel · 2 years ago

  I love that you just did calculus with playdough 😂 amazing integration technique!!

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  @Lemurai · 2 years ago

  Brother I just want to thank you for the positive, professional &amp; productive image you imbue on your platform.

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