The Hutchinson Effect

[Akzle]

So you missed the bit where the water car guy was succesfully sued by his investors because he couldn't prove it worked?

yeah. i did miss that. i don't think i mentioned a water car...

Tesla...your average rf engineer would know more than him now. He came out with some pretty wacky stuff.

Combusting water? Do you mean cold fusion?

he invented electricity. how wacky. (leave it)
cold fusion. how lol.

no. just youtube it. FFS
youtube search: engine runs on water inventor jailed
= http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lbB7z9gQ_yQ

fuck, that wasn't even hard.
there is a STACK of (+/tesla) free energy devices demonstrated working, on video, in front of audiences, there too.

modern science doesn't know shit.

[mashman]

About as much energy as you put in minus a few losses, its just a conversion/storage medium - like a battery only slower to charge. You don´t get something for nothing. If you believe the guy in the video then you probably think this guy is the new messiah http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kne6YnjcruQ.

I thought the Hutchinson effect involved asphyxiation or was that the Hutchence effect?

I reckon we've forgotten/ignored much more than we once knew. Primarily because of the financial system getting in the way. I often wonder what happened to the guy from Oz who created a magnet based home generator. He claimed that it'd cost 5k and would happily power a house. Probably died in a freak accident . I don't think the guy in the vid is the messiah, but that's doesn't mean that I think he's using tricks to achieve his results. He may be a bit one eyed (too close to his subject matter) that he can't explore other avenues, but that's what the rest of the scientific community are for. Or should be for I should say. Yet another case of money getting in the way of progress.

heh, likely an element of both given how we view science.

[Akzle]

a magnet based home generator. He claimed that it'd cost 5k and would happily power a house.

it's a tesla thing. needs small shove to get going, then basically perpetual motion.

the coils out the bottom of smart drives make for a good starting point. 3 phase AC. few rectifiers= DC.

[Phantom Limb]

Before anyone gets too excited the 'Hutchison Effect' business, have a read here:
http://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Hutchison_effect

Also if youre interested in any other 'pie in the sky' Psuedo-science as Akzle seems so infatuated with it. Just type it in the search box on 'Rational Wiki'.

[bogan]

it's a tesla thing. needs small shove to get going, then basically perpetual motion.

the coils out the bottom of smart drives make for a good starting point. 3 phase AC. few rectifiers= DC.

Perpetual until the magnets are demagnetised. It is a very efficient and interesting setup, but I believe it uses up the energy stored in the magnets. Thus it is neither scaleable or capable of producing energy.

[Drew]

What I find amusing, is that if such an unexplainable phenomenon can be made to happen at this guys house, why aren't hordes if scientists trying to nut it out?

Instead they are trying to create what they themselves call, "the God particle". Something that is a possibility to our understanding, but never been seen.

Fusing different materials together? Fuck, I can think of a dozen different markets in which that technology would be worth billions, if not trillions.

[Akzle]

Also if youre interested in any other 'pie in the sky' Psuedo-science as Akzle seems so infatuated with it. Just type it in the search box on 'Rational Wiki'.

dayyyomm!
it's on something with "wiki" in the title. must be true. bloody internets, making me wrong about stuff.

Perpetual until the magnets are demagnetised. It is a very efficient and interesting setup, but I believe it uses up the energy stored in the magnets. Thus it is neither scaleable or capable of producing energy.

there's two things i mentioned, one is rotax-electro magnet (the smart drive) which requires driving by something external, can use either a permanent magnet (as in wind turbine) or electro magnet (as in car alternator)
the other is the fixed magnet "generator" which's output is in the order of 5-10 times it's input requirements. (i'm going off the top of my head here...)
neodymium magnets are the shiz.
anyway, the theory is that the potential between the magnets forces electrons along a certain path. if magnets are in a circle with all south poles facing inwards, causes electrons to be forced into the centre, then they want to make a bid for freedom between the magnets this is caught in the surface of wire/windings and directed to somewhere useful.
no loss of magnetism...?
it is infinitely scalable.

[Akzle]

oh. and how 'bout them jappa's. and it's forum related.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fje6dSsALCk

[paturoa]

This is in the same basket (case) as the peeps who say that the merkins never went to the moon.

I expect that there will be some amazing discoverries in the future. This guy is a nut job, who can't work out how to unravel his claims that were supposed to impress people.

Einstein is credited with a quote "Great spirits have often encountered violent opposition from weak minds". He didn't say "Weak minds should often encounter violent opposition".

[Akzle]

This is in the same basket (case) as the peeps who say that the merkins never went to the moon.

oh they did.... just not until the late 90s.

[paturoa]

oh they did.... just not until the late 90s.

If you're trolling then fail, if your serious then fail.

[jonbuoy]

Ah yes that well known scientific research resource you tube. If you believe in these perpetual motion systems start building or investing in them. If you can make a scale model of one and prove its operation you will be an overnight billionaire, keep us posted if the Feds turn up to shut you down and jail you we will kick up a fuss on your behalf. Who knew modern science has it all wrong you don't need billions of dollars of colliders to unlock the secrets of the universe just an old ham radio and a signal generator...

[Phantom Limb]

Don't waste your breath, Akzle doesn't even have a working knowledge of basic physics. Might as well teach a monkey to talk.

[Akzle]

If you're trolling then fail, if your serious then fail.

your signature suits you.
but not the way you might think.

Ah yes that well known scientific research resource you tube. If you believe in these perpetual motion systems start building or investing in them. If you can make a scale model of one and prove its operation you will be an overnight billionaire, keep us posted if the Feds turn up to shut you down and jail you we will kick up a fuss on your behalf. Who knew modern science has it all wrong you don't need billions of dollars of colliders to unlock the secrets of the universe just an old ham radio and a signal generator...

there's no money in the cure.

if i had the money to even start building a FED, i would.

[jonbuoy]

your signature suits you.
but not the way you might think.


there's no money in the cure.

if i had the money to even start building a FED, i would.

What?? There is no money in free energy - are you serious?? The guy in that video is just using old radio transmitters - the "perpetual motion" systems on you tube seem to be cobbled together from off the shelf parts- doesnt look that pricey to do it.