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Free energy?

enrico.migchels

Hi there,

 

There are several posts on the Internet from people who claim to have found the energy 'holy grail'. Meaning machines which convert energy from one form the another without loss or even with energy gain. What do we do which such claims as there is no one who has produced a machine that is in normal use somewhere by someone.

 

Personally i am strong non-believer of free energy devices, as they seem to contradict the law's of physicsas as we know them.

 

Please share your idea's and comments on this topic.

 

Best regards,

 

Enrico Migchels

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  • For some applications (military) It is possible to use the seeback effect to produce energy that can be used for sensors. The thermal energy comes from the sun: the sensor is inside a rock (black?) which surfice become hot thanks to the solar energy. The thermal difference between the rock and the ground give enough energy to power the sensor.
    Where I work there are some different sistem: 3 geothermal sistems and 3 solar sistems (2 therma solar system and 1 photvoltaic system). The photovoltaic sistem it's about 19kWp and we sell the energy to the main company. Due to energy lost, we sell about 0,93 of the total energy that solar pannels can produce.
    It's very interesting to see what happen when rein or there are some clouds... the drop of power it's impressive.
    I hope think film pannel can allow to reduce the cost of the system that is too hight.
    I've founded some information about something called "Tesla's Antenna" that can convert "static energy" into electricity that can be used to power sensors. Someone has been tryed to build a Tesla generator?For some applications (military) It is possible to use the seeback effect to produce energy that can be used for sensors. The thermal energy comes from the sun: the sensor is inside a rock (black?) which surfice become hot thanks to the solar energy. The thermal difference between the rock and the ground give enough energy to power the sensor.
    Where I work there are some different sistem: 3 geothermal sistems and 3 solar sistems (2 therma solar system and 1 photvoltaic system). The photovoltaic sistem it's about 19kWp and we sell the energy to the main company. Due to energy lost, we sell about 0,93 of the total energy that solar pannels can produce.
    It's very interesting to see what happen when rein or there are some clouds... the drop of power it's impressive.
    I hope think film pannel can allow to reduce the cost of the system that is too hight.
    I've founded some information about something called "Tesla's Antenna" that can convert "static energy" into electricity that can be used to power sensors. Someone has been tryed to build a Tesla generator?
    For some applications (military) It is possible to use the seeback effect to produce energy that can be used for sensors. The thermal energy comes from the sun: the sensor is inside a rock (black?) which surfice become hot thanks to the solar energy. The thermal difference between the rock and the ground give enough energy to power the sensor.
    Where I work there are some different sistem: 3 geothermal sistems and 3 solar sistems (2 therma solar system and 1 photvoltaic system). The photovoltaic sistem it's about 19kWp and we sell the energy to the main company. Due to energy lost, we sell about 0,93 of the total energy that solar pannels can produce.
    It's very interesting to see what happen when rein or there are some clouds... the drop of power it's impressive.
    I hope think film pannel can allow to reduce the cost of the system that is too hight.
    I've founded some information about something called "Tesla's Antenna" that can convert "static energy" into electricity that can be used to power sensors. Someone has been tryed to build a Tesla generator?

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  • For some applications (military) It is possible to use the seeback effect to produce energy that can be used for sensors. The thermal energy comes from the sun: the sensor is inside a rock (black?) which surfice become hot thanks to the solar energy. The thermal difference between the rock and the ground give enough energy to power the sensor.
    Where I work there are some different sistem: 3 geothermal sistems and 3 solar sistems (2 therma solar system and 1 photvoltaic system). The photovoltaic sistem it's about 19kWp and we sell the energy to the main company. Due to energy lost, we sell about 0,93 of the total energy that solar pannels can produce.
    It's very interesting to see what happen when rein or there are some clouds... the drop of power it's impressive.
    I hope think film pannel can allow to reduce the cost of the system that is too hight.
    I've founded some information about something called "Tesla's Antenna" that can convert "static energy" into electricity that can be used to power sensors. Someone has been tryed to build a Tesla generator?For some applications (military) It is possible to use the seeback effect to produce energy that can be used for sensors. The thermal energy comes from the sun: the sensor is inside a rock (black?) which surfice become hot thanks to the solar energy. The thermal difference between the rock and the ground give enough energy to power the sensor.
    Where I work there are some different sistem: 3 geothermal sistems and 3 solar sistems (2 therma solar system and 1 photvoltaic system). The photovoltaic sistem it's about 19kWp and we sell the energy to the main company. Due to energy lost, we sell about 0,93 of the total energy that solar pannels can produce.
    It's very interesting to see what happen when rein or there are some clouds... the drop of power it's impressive.
    I hope think film pannel can allow to reduce the cost of the system that is too hight.
    I've founded some information about something called "Tesla's Antenna" that can convert "static energy" into electricity that can be used to power sensors. Someone has been tryed to build a Tesla generator?
    For some applications (military) It is possible to use the seeback effect to produce energy that can be used for sensors. The thermal energy comes from the sun: the sensor is inside a rock (black?) which surfice become hot thanks to the solar energy. The thermal difference between the rock and the ground give enough energy to power the sensor.
    Where I work there are some different sistem: 3 geothermal sistems and 3 solar sistems (2 therma solar system and 1 photvoltaic system). The photovoltaic sistem it's about 19kWp and we sell the energy to the main company. Due to energy lost, we sell about 0,93 of the total energy that solar pannels can produce.
    It's very interesting to see what happen when rein or there are some clouds... the drop of power it's impressive.
    I hope think film pannel can allow to reduce the cost of the system that is too hight.
    I've founded some information about something called "Tesla's Antenna" that can convert "static energy" into electricity that can be used to power sensors. Someone has been tryed to build a Tesla generator?

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