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Originally Posted by Quantum
I wouldn't want to discourage people becoming involved to make free energy a reality for everyone.
There have been a few attempts to arrive at an open source solution but none have delivered anything of substance. OSEN, PESN, and Panacea-BOCAF are recent examples of well-meaning folks trying to bring FE tech to a level appropriate for release through open source mechanisms. The first obstacle is identifying valid working technology. This is a significant hurdle... especially due to the fact that these devices are not well understood and there are very few inventors that have had working prototypes. It also requires a level of expenditure that few are willing or able to risk.
In some ways it's like expecting an experimenter who builds a crystal radio in his spare time to design and build a modern cell phone. It's not impossible, but quite a leap. The FE genie is elusive. Few people have seen working FE systems, even fewer understand anything about how they work.
Peace.
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Agreed. However, the inventors of free energy devices are typically going it alone without the input from different disciplines and most seem to guard their "secrets" because they hope to earn money and rightfully so. Perhaps allowing electronics wizards, machinists, mechanical engineers, etc. to collaborate may make a difference. Take a look at the
RepRap project as an example of shared development.
I am looking for a method to help the developers of free energy and to ensure the tech is not kept from the public. My idea may not be the best, it could even be a terrible idea. There may be obstacles but I am not willing to tell them the path is too difficult to travel.
One is always hopeful the inventor(s) of a "Real" working device would come forward to Bill and Kerry "Leaking" the schematics, parts list and construction details. Bill recently stated in his thread that he would absolutely make sure the info would be made public if presented with such a working device. Greer has attempted this to some extent with the
OrionProject but it appears the project has floundered for now.
Anyway, I'm hopeful we'll see some practical applications soon.
