Free Energy / Perpetual Motion

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• PA

  @paleopteryx · 2 years ago

  Finally a good use for the constant useless garbage broadcast by the radio stations all over the world.

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• WH

  @whitesapphire5865 · 2 years ago

  Way better than a bunch of sparkplugs and a mile of copper wire wound up and glued to an old loudspeaker!!

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• G-

  @g-whiz286 · 2 years ago (edited)

  Back in high school (circa 1975), I built an AM (broadcast) receiver that used 2 receivers. The first receiver was a rudimentary broadband receiver and existed just to provide a power source, similar to what you built. The second receiver was a very selective and sensitive super regenerative receiver using a couple germanium transistors and was powered by the DC voltage from the first receiver. So it was an AM radio receiver powered by AM radio transmitters. While it still required a little crystal earphone, it picked up stations from all over the country at night powered only by local AM stations near Bell Gardens (Los Angeles). The 50,000 Watt KFI transmitter (640 kHz) was only 10 miles away.

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• IL

  @iliffwerdegast5487 · 2 years ago (edited)

  Hey, it works better than any other perpetual motion machine I have ever seen.  You didn't even have to find a place to hide the battery!

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• ZR

  @Zrozumienietopodstawa · 2 years ago

  centrifugal energy proves that there is perpetual motion, because that force is rising in square

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• CH

  @chasson321 · 2 years ago

  Don Smith started with the crystal radio. Then he used pulsed DC, neon sign transformer, laser module or any high voltage source to disturb the ambient, aether ir whatever other like term you want to use, to get into HF and HV. He successfully made numerous devices to make a self sustaining energy where the potential was Volts equal amperage. This he did by magnetic resonance. <br>Look up his work.

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• WI

  @williammielenz3752 · 2 years ago

  This idea has meet with some usable success with very large and long coils underneath high tension power lines moving 100KV+

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• AL

  @alphabeets · 2 years ago

  You had me for a moment with the school name. 😂

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• TE

  @tectalabyss · 2 years ago

  I made something like that a few years ago, Used the earth has the ground. and charged a large cap. I got some good sparks out of it. I didn&apos;t have anything to run with it. You did great.

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• JA

  @jayaar5978 · 2 years ago

  Bee Good!

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• CH

  @Chaos-b2y4s · 2 years ago

  In your case, it would be a galena radio, but the problem is that the energy needs to come from somewhere, so there would have to be a transmission and collection radio that could resonantly amplify the work, and it would still have to avoid heat losses or a thermoelectric system would be used to compensate for the work.

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• AL

  @alphabeets · 2 years ago

  Technically speaking any crystal radio is a perpetual motion machine. The diaphragm in the earpiece is moving damn fast all the time but of course only very slightly.

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