Fuel-Free Generator Preparing for Market now

[nearing]

This (http://pesn.com/2012/02/22/9602042_South_African_Fuel-Free_Generator_Preparing_for_Market/)could be it - finally! Is this the free energy for all that we have been waiting for?

Blurb:
Sterling Allan reports on his recent trip to South Africa to visit a company who has developed a 5 kilowatt Fuel Free Generator that will be available beginning March for their existing customers. Sterling will be getting a generator to test and use on his home from that first batch of 200.

Please go to the link to read the full account. It is very exciting.

[nearing]

---Allan founded in 2005 as an association of energy professionals from around the world who review the most promising claims to existing and up-and-coming breakthrough energy technologies that are clean, renewable, affordable, reliable, easy to implement, safe, and legitimate. From this ongoing review, they generate a Top 100 Clean Energy Technologies listing.

---Mr. Allan's graduate studies at BYU and the University of Arizona were in Bioelectrochemisty, studying the interaction between external electrical stimuli and physiological systems.


Sounds like he'd know a legitimate free energy system if he saw one.

[nearing]

Maybe I put this in the wrong place? It is news but about free energy. Hmm.

[WhiteFeather]

Hope this becomes a mainstream event. Sterling reminds me to the likes of Dr Oleary. Love this guys work ethiics with Pure Energy Systems. The website is awesome. Lets keep our fingers crossed and consciousness focused on the intentions here. I would love to hear from Wade Frazier on this. 5 Star Post Nearing. Wanishi.

[nearing]

Hope this becomes a mainstream event. Sterling reminds me to the likes of Dr Oleary. Love this guys work ethiics with Pure Energy Systems. The website is awesome. Lets keep our fingers crossed and consciousness focused on the intentions here. I would love to hear from Wade Frazier on this. 5 Star Post Nearing. Wanishi.

Yes, it would be good for Wade to wade in. lol!

[tonton]

great ,sounds great, got any idea what they will cost?

[nearing]

In an interview I heard he said that the 40kW one would be less than $10,000. So I imagine the 5kW would be less than $2,000?

[jessamy99]

I just asked him and he said just under $6k.

But what a fantastic thing it will be!!

with love, Jessamy xxxx

[nearing]

I just asked him and he said just under $6k.

But what a fantastic thing it will be!!

with love, Jessamy xxxx

Awesome, thanks for doing that. Yes, less than $6k for free energy and no pollution for life? Sign me up!

[tonton]

on a mass production level i guess the price can fall dramatically in time......

[nearing]

on a mass production level i guess the price can fall dramatically in time......

Well, that's very true.

[Alan]

The described experimental setup seems odd, 3 of the 4 appliances are ones that normally don't run continuously -- a toaster, a stove and a pancake maker (never heard of this -- an electric griddle, maybe?). I guess for the experiment they had things cooking for 3 hours non-stop? Seems a strange way to test the system, seems like for tests like this you'd want appliances that can run continuously with no supervision required (eg. fan, TV, fridge, stereo, light, etc).

[nearing]

I thought that too when I read it. It's possible that it was in a restaurant type setting do those appliances were in continuous use.

[Ilie Pandia]

Hm... I saw the words secret and proprietary in that article.

I could make a prediction on how this will go down.

The patent will either be refused, or stolen or made secret under some weird law and that will be the end of it :)

From what I've read from the article they are no where near mass production.

[nearing]

Of course that is the history of what has always happened before. But history isn't a prediction. I think the fact that this is in South Africa and not England or the US bodes well. Also they are in beta testing with some corporations and licenses are being given. That is 'near' production.

We as potential customers need to get behind this and do some demanding, not lose hope.

[Ilie Pandia]

The S. African company hopes to make this transition as minimally disruptive as possible, while still addressing the planet's need for affordable, clean, distributed power, which empowers the individual while rendering obsolete the corrupt powers that be. Good riddance to the latter, but there are many sectors that aren't corrupt which could also be negatively impacted.

In order to minimize this collateral damage, the S. African company will seek to work with those companies to let them be part of this opportunity, rather than be put out of business by it.


Are they really that naive to think that huge industries will stand idly by while some "S. African Company" runs them out of business :)?

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From what I've read they did not even do Alpha testing let alone beta testing....

It's not about losing hope.

They say they don't do this for the money, and wave around "humanitarian words", and then their main concern is keeping their invention secret and have the royalty over each unit sold...

There are countless things that can go wrong with that scenario... This has been tried before and failed.

[DreamsInDigital]

I think what the companies are missing in this whole thing. While they might not be able to profit on the "energy" aspects of these machines. They certainly can on the parts, and maintenance that will be required. Metal Parts wear out, so do rubber parts, etc. So they have to rethink what they're profits will come from. Poor companies raping our planet and it's people....having to really rethink what they are going to make profits on. Almost makes me feel bad for them with these free energy devices popping up. It wont be long though before the suppressors won't be able to work their magic anymore.

[Ilie Pandia]

I think what the companies are missing in this whole thing. While they might not be able to profit on the "energy" aspects of these machines. They certainly can on the parts, and maintenance that will be required. Metal Parts wear out, so do rubber parts, etc. So they have to rethink what they're profits will come from. Poor companies raping our planet and it's people....having to really rethink what they are going to make profits on. Almost makes me feel bad for them with these free energy devices popping up. It wont be long though before the suppressors won't be able to work their magic anymore.

If we get a massive "download" with FE devices working plans and 10% of the people start working on them tomorrow... then perhaps this will break trough the suppression. But one South African company alone.... hm.

[WhiteFeather]

I think what the companies are missing in this whole thing. While they might not be able to profit on the "energy" aspects of these machines. They certainly can on the parts, and maintenance that will be required. Metal Parts wear out, so do rubber parts, etc. So they have to rethink what they're profits will come from. Poor companies raping our planet and it's people....having to really rethink what they are going to make profits on. Almost makes me feel bad for them with these free energy devices popping up. It wont be long though before the suppressors won't be able to work their magic anymore.

If we get a massive "download" with FE devices working plans and 10% of the people start working on them tomorrow... then perhaps this will break trough the suppression. But one South African company alone.... hm.

Strength in numbers. If we can make these FE devices at home and share with our neighbors, anything could happen. Snowball effect, if you will. We need to shift FE consciousness as a collective. We can do this. A domain of calling forth as Alex Collier speaks of.

[giovonni]

i will share this here also ~ via Alfred Webre

Free Energy is Real and information to be released on Radio N searches Feature show Late Night In The Midlands ...
Sterling Allan reports on his recent trip South Africa to visit a company who has developed a 5 kilowatt Fuel Free Generator that will be available beginning March for their existing customers. Sterling will be getting a generator to test and use on his home from that first batch of 200.

On February 11 and 12, I was able to witness a 5 kilowatt (enough to power a home without central air conditioning, conservatively) fuel-free generator in Johannesburg and to meet the inventor and some of the principle players in helping him bring this technology to market...

Listen to the interview below:


http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=Jutim7ZMofw#!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=Jutim7ZMofw#!

[DreamsInDigital]

I think what the companies are missing in this whole thing. While they might not be able to profit on the "energy" aspects of these machines. They certainly can on the parts, and maintenance that will be required. Metal Parts wear out, so do rubber parts, etc. So they have to rethink what they're profits will come from. Poor companies raping our planet and it's people....having to really rethink what they are going to make profits on. Almost makes me feel bad for them with these free energy devices popping up. It wont be long though before the suppressors won't be able to work their magic anymore.

If we get a massive "download" with FE devices working plans and 10% of the people start working on them tomorrow... then perhaps this will break trough the suppression. But one South African company alone.... hm.
Even without the Massive Download, I see things that are being done here on earth by Terrans all around the world including Neil Kennan who is behind the infamous White Dragon Society Lawsuit, is spear heading free energy machinery and elements of their connections are dismantling the support and power structures the suppressors have. Which will make it impossible for the suppressors to continue. The massive download of knowledge, memories etc will be great when that happens. It would certainly make a HUGE difference in many levels. So far I've heard of about five different totally independent sources that have been talking about the massive knowledge download, so I feel confident it might happen. I think the only real difference has been the time period for when. If they merrily alone release the patents that have been held back, and people have been killed for, talk about a technology jump. Not only in free energy devices, but medical cures, and all sorts of things.

[meat suit]

its the patenting and profiteering approach that is the problem.
open source is the only way...

[Anchor]

Secret and proprietary is not free. Royalties?

Which part of "FREE" was not understood?

I see these units priced well under the "con" radar. I wonder how soon people who have contacted them will be approached for funds "just to help finish" this work? Or by advance units.

I realize I must be sounding very negative - but this one did tilt my BS detectors pretty hard.

I am sure that we will have FE. When this goes down, I think it will be that working plans for a FE device are made available on the internet for FREE.

Then anyone with a machine shop and raw materials will start knocking them together.

Unstoppable.

Charging for free energy? Please don't - I dont know if to laugh or cry.

[conk]

The described experimental setup seems odd, 3 of the 4 appliances are ones that normally don't run continuously -- a toaster, a stove and a pancake maker (never heard of this -- an electric griddle, maybe?). I guess for the experiment they had things cooking for 3 hours non-stop? Seems a strange way to test the system, seems like for tests like this you'd want appliances that can run continuously with no supervision required (eg. fan, TV, fridge, stereo, light, etc).
He is demonstating what a load it can support. These items produce more heat, thus require more wattage.

[nearing]

The described experimental setup seems odd, 3 of the 4 appliances are ones that normally don't run continuously -- a toaster, a stove and a pancake maker (never heard of this -- an electric griddle, maybe?). I guess for the experiment they had things cooking for 3 hours non-stop? Seems a strange way to test the system, seems like for tests like this you'd want appliances that can run continuously with no supervision required (eg. fan, TV, fridge, stereo, light, etc).
He is demonstating what a load it can support. These items produce more heat, thus require more wattage.

Thanks Conk, that makes sense. I don't know the intricacies of electrical systems. I am better with human systems. :-)

[nearing]

As far as to why they are 'charging' for FE. It seems that the individuals making systems in their garages and handing them out to neighbors are the ones who get shut down the quickest. Perhaps doing it in a way the looks more 'legitamate' to TPTB gets it further. It's certainly more public that way and when it's more public - its much more difficult to wuppress.

Maybe it's a strategy - not for profit but for kick starting?

[Lefty Dave]

http://www.disclose.tv/action/viewvideo/90115/LFTR_in_5_Minutes___THORIUM_REMIX_2011/

Greetings to all,
I hope and pray someday we'll be able to have free energy available to us all, however, there is a technology that's been known, and ignored, for 50 years...and it's as close to 'free' as we can hope for.
This documentary discusses molten salt reactors...Thorium (LFTR) specifically ...
Please give this idea some thought...and let 's have some opinions as to whether this is a viable solution to some of our energy needs.

Don't know how to embed the video...but the link is above..

Thanks for your time

Blessings

[Alan]

The described experimental setup seems odd, 3 of the 4 appliances are ones that normally don't run continuously -- a toaster, a stove and a pancake maker (never heard of this -- an electric griddle, maybe?). I guess for the experiment they had things cooking for 3 hours non-stop? Seems a strange way to test the system, seems like for tests like this you'd want appliances that can run continuously with no supervision required (eg. fan, TV, fridge, stereo, light, etc).
He is demonstating what a load it can support. These items produce more heat, thus require more wattage.

No, the purpose of the experiment was to show that it could power a given load for 3 hours straight, non-stop. In order for the test to have meaning the toaster needs to have been making toast non-stop for 3 hours. Connecting a toaster to a bunch of batteries and making a single peice of toast proves nothing.

Besides, there's nothing special about the heat-producing load and a non-heat producing load, it's the wattage that matters, that's all.

[conk]

[QUOTE=conk;438287][Besides, there's nothing special about the heat-producing load and a non-heat producing load, it's the wattage that matters, that's all.Surely you're not saying a toaster uses the same amount of power as a light bulb.

[Arrowwind]

I find it interesting that this company paid for a guy to come and look at their experiment
and when the big day came they had batteries in there that were run down?
give me a break....
How could they be so imcompetant?
there it is... their big big big day
and they used depeted batteries.
Hmmm.....

I'm not inclined to write on this topic until I know more.

skip the hot cake gridddle and toaster

Like hook it up to a freakin house and lets see it do its thing.

[Arrowwind]

http://www.disclose.tv/action/viewvideo/90115/LFTR_in_5_Minutes___THORIUM_REMIX_2011/

Greetings to all,
I hope and pray someday we'll be able to have free energy available to us all, however, there is a technology that's been known, and ignored, for 50 years...and it's as close to 'free' as we can hope for.
This documentary discusses molten salt reactors...Thorium (LFTR) specifically ...
Please give this idea some thought...and let 's have some opinions as to whether this is a viable solution to some of our energy needs.

Don't know how to embed the video...but the link is above..

Thanks for your time

Blessings

Does not this throium technology come out of China?

If so why doe not China take the lead?

[DreamsInDigital]

Here's something to consider, the US Government Has had Free Energy Technology since 1934, when they signed their first "treaty" with the Greys. Tesla how ever if not for the Rockefellers and Rothschilds interfering would have had free energy for us even sooner than that, in or around 1913.

[Alan]

[QUOTE=conk;438287][Besides, there's nothing special about the heat-producing load and a non-heat producing load, it's the wattage that matters, that's all.Surely you're not saying a toaster uses the same amount of power as a light bulb.

Maybe the following web page will help you to understand electricity better, it includes both a toaster and several types of light bulbs in the examples:

http://www.solartanic.com/index_022.htm

[Lefty Dave]

http://www.disclose.tv/action/viewvideo/90115/LFTR_in_5_Minutes___THORIUM_REMIX_2011/

Greetings to all,
I hope and pray someday we'll be able to have free energy available to us all, however, there is a technology that's been known, and ignored, for 50 years...and it's as close to 'free' as we can hope for.
This documentary discusses molten salt reactors...Thorium (LFTR) specifically ...
Please give this idea some thought...and let 's have some opinions as to whether this is a viable solution to some of our energy needs.

Don't know how to embed the video...but the link is above..

Thanks for your time

Blessings

Does not this throium technology come out of China?

If so why doe not China take the lead?


Thanks Arrowwind...I think it came out of Oak Ridge back in the 50's...but had no plutonium residuals...so the PTB chose the uranium reactors....but...that was then...and this is now...and maybe, just maybe...we can rethink this...
Yes, I think you are right that China has been very interested in this pursuit ....I'm hoping someone here knows of further studies/developments elsewhere...
Appreciate your response .

Dave

PS If anyone has any other links to Thorium reactors, please include them....

[Lefty Dave]

http://www.disclose.tv/action/viewvideo/90115/LFTR_in_5_Minutes___THORIUM_REMIX_2011/

Greetings to all,
I hope and pray someday we'll be able to have free energy available to us all, however, there is a technology that's been known, and ignored, for 50 years...and it's as close to 'free' as we can hope for.
This documentary discusses molten salt reactors...Thorium (LFTR) specifically ...
Please give this idea some thought...and let 's have some opinions as to whether this is a viable solution to some of our energy needs.

Don't know how to embed the video...but the link is above..

Thanks for your time

Blessings

Does not this throium technology come out of China?

If so why doe not China take the lead?


Thanks Arrowwind...I think it came out of Oak Ridge back in the 50's...but had no plutonium residuals...so the PTB chose the uranium reactors....but...that was then...and this is now...and maybe, just maybe...we can rethink this...
Yes, I think you are right that China has been very interested in this pursuit ....I'm hoping someone here knows of further studies/developments elsewhere...
Appreciate your response .

Dave

PS If anyone has any other links to Thorium reactors, please include them....

Bumping so Arrowwind can see my reply

[WhiteFeather]

Bump, what's going on with this technology so far, anyone know?

[soulseeker]

Hi all , just did a quick search and found this bit of update.

http://pesn.com/2012/03/16/9602059_Final_Update_on_South_African_Fuel-Free_Generator_Before/

The units are still to be tested. So we wait for the mainstream media , I'm holding my breath.

[Phoenix]

Hm... I saw the words secret and proprietary in that article.

I could make a prediction on how this will go down.

The patent will either be refused, or stolen or made secret under some weird law and that will be the end of it :)

From what I've read from the article they are no where near mass production.

Why don't we all just give up then Ilie Pandia? Why do we bother if it's impossible.

[Bollinger]

One of the great problems with this type of thing, i.e. a technological advance that threatens to make a very significant impact on a global industry (e.g. oil) is that it scares the hell out of government leaders.

For the everyday person, who struggles to understand why such technology would be prevented from gathering momentum, it looks like something very sinister is going on. Government leaders (who are just deluded power brokers convinced they know better and have the right to grant, deny or cause earth-changing events) think they’re doing the right thing.

The big mistake here is that nobody wants anarchy or chaos on their watch and they think this is precisely what will ensue if any kind of earth-shattering technology or knowledge is released to the masses; but the problem is of their own making. Suppressing something for a very long time only increases the pressure and its eventual release will cause greater disruption and repercussions the longer they wait. So they will attempt to keep the lid on it for as long as possible to avoid having to answer some very awkward questions and all the rest of it.

I would suggest therefore that at some point there will come a time when it is no longer possible to plug the leaks and the whole thing will explode into the mainstream when we least expect it. When and how this will happen is not something we can easily predict but the increase in frequency and reporting of precisely this type of thing means yet another small leak has sprung and they will race to plug the hole any way they can.

The conclusion therefore is that the more these inventions come through and are reported the closer we get to the tipping point. So whilst this or the next such innovation is never going to be enough on its own, there will come a time when the last straw will break the camel’s back.

Hope truly does “spring” eternal.