Free Tesla Energy is possible says Muammer Yildriz ( TU Delft )

[Jeroen]

Free Tesla Energy is possible says Muammer Yildriz at the university of Delft, presenting energy from magnetism

Demonstration of a working prototype / machine:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mI3227d5Css


A glimpse in the future...

:bounce:

[NoNothing]

1. Peer review or it didn't happen

It didn't happen.

[Lorien]

6. Um, the peer review happens right on the video!

geez guys. :eyes:

[NoNothing]

16. Come again?

"A bunch of guys watching a demonstration" is not the same as "peer review."

When the process is published in a peer-reviewed journal with enough explanation and detail for me to replicate the results, I will be interested. Until then, it's crackpottery.

[SidDithers]

21. Peer review?...

I do not think it means what you think it means.

Sid

[HiFructosePronSyrup]

23. Looks like most of them are laughing at the guy.

[Blue-Jay]

27. I'm pretty sure I witnessed a facepalm at one end of the table.

[Orsino]

2. No, it's not. n/t

[Lorien]

8. Sorry, not taking your word for it. nt

[Orsino]

35. Fortunately, you don't have to.

This'll be revealed as another free-energy scam, like all the others.

I didn't invent the laws of thermodynamics.

[n2doc]

3. TANSTAAFL-Robert Heinlein

There ain't no such thing as a free lunch

[Lorien]

9. Open your mind.

[Tesha]

15. ...but don't let your brains fall out. (NT)

[Codeine]

24. . . . and let the stupid pour in. nt

[FLPanhandle]

55. Any time someone says "open your mind" what they really mean is...

Stop thinking.

A totally open mind will believe any shit.

I have no respect for someone who can't or won't apply critical thinking.

[Bitwit1234]

4. If the machine was ever perfected

energy companies would find a way to charge the public ten times what a normal cost would be...wait and see.

[Statistical]

26. But according to the OP it is free. Free x10 = Free.

Free energy for everyone and 1000% markup for energy companies. Everyone wins.

[alfredo]

33. That's why there was so much resistance to solar research.

the power companies didn't own the sun, and couldn't lease it.

I don't know anything about the machine, so I can't pass judgement. I guess people are trying to use the magnetic fields as a power source, but I have no idea how it would work.

[Lorien]

5. So, the BP unrecc trolls are hitting this one too?

Amazing. Though the video is poorly produced it is an interesting concept.

[snooper2]

10. It's an interesting concept that the CIA has mind control technology

And that the Knights Templar are still protecting some great treasure..Makes for good movies


Doesn't mean in reality it's a bunch of bullshit :)

[HiFructosePronSyrup]

13. Dumb ass scientists not speaking truth to power.

Paradigms! Shifts!

[Blue-Jay]

17. Has nothing to do with BP.

It's junk science and no, there was no "peer review" in the video. A true peer review involves more than a bunch of guys mulling around around and saying "Golly, look at that!"

[HiFructosePronSyrup]

19. That's the hilarious part.

BP.

:rofl:

[me b zola]

18. Must be, I had recommended this thread too. n/t

[HiFructosePronSyrup]

20. I'm recommending this thread because you're hilarious and more people should see.

[Codeine]

25. WTF does this have to do with BP? nt

[Rebubula]

28. WTF is your problem?

There are SERIOUS reasons to doubt this claim. One Video on YouTube proves nothing.

However, you are sooooo excited at this mechanical snake oil that you are calling people BP Trolls????

Sheesh....sometimes the logic and anger from some people astounds me.

[Statistical]

29. No it is about as interesting as dirt to someone with basic knowledge of physics.

A machine which generates power by eating evil spirits would be slightly more credible.

[Tesha]

48. At least there seems to be a surplus of evil spirits...

(if "evil spirits" is defined broadly enough, to include, say, Republicans).

Tesha

[Blue-Jay]

53. I see that your name is only one letter away from "Tesla".

What are you trying to hide?

:D

[beam me up scottie]

37. Wtf does this have to do with BP? And why is everyone who scoffs at your pet theories a troll?

This scam has been debunked time and time again, instead of believing everything you see on youtube and calling DUers names, you should do some homework for once.

What's amazing is your appalling lack of critical thinking skills.

[Catherina]

39. Yep. I rec'd it too n/t

[AngryAmish]

7. nope

[SidDithers]

11. Almost as good as the chemtrail thread...

almost, but not quite.

Sid

[Statistical]

12. The perptual motion scam is very old (first known example is from 1600s).

The method changes but the scam (and violation of laws of conservation of energy) remain the same.

Here is a FREE energy from water.



See the water falls onto water wheel on left hand side, that is connected to the water screw in the middle which carries water back to the tank at the top. Endless power from water flowing between top and bottom tanks. Circa 1612.

[slackmaster]

14. Oh no, he didn't...

[Canuckistanian]

22. ONE net watt of energy. That's all I ask.

Show me a machine that outputs ONE net watt of power in an independent lab - continuously. No tricks, no gimmicks, no distractions like sparks or whirling lights.

Metered power in, metered power OUT.

Otherwise, it's just smoke and mirrors and TALK.

[Birthmark]

31. But...

...but that's really, really hard!! Can't you just take my word for it?

[Codeine]

30. Well, I know if I manage to change the very face of physics itself

I'm going to bypass all the academic journals, science news sources, peer review panels, research departments, and think tanks of the world and take that shit STRAIGHT to mothafuckin' YouTube, baby! That's where the REAL science is happening!

[beam me up scottie]

38. And I'll be right there next to you to peer review it, too!

:rofl:

[Flipper999]

32. I'm not going to dismiss this outright like most folks here, but...

peer review is essential to verify this guy's findings.

What he's suggesting isn't really a perpetual motion device, but a device that somehow taps into the Earth's preexisting magnetic field to generate electricity. Tesla was working on some similar experiments during the later half of his career, but no one really knows if he had any results worth noting.

What was that group of folks that the inventor was demonstrating for? Are they actual engineers or scientists, or just some random dudes who are easily impressed? Have his results been published? Have any known scientists analysed his work? Those are the real questions this brings up. Until they are answered, this is just a youtube video of an unknown guy.

[alfredo]

34. I see you're posts here:

http://v3.espacenet.com/publicationDetails/mosaics;jsessionid=C9EA414AF5DD1EA919DAC649726CFA3E.espacenet_levelx_prod_7?CC=WO&NR=2009019001A2&KC=A2&FT=D&date=20090212&DB=EPODOC&locale=en_EP

Show the patent drawings if you can.

[retread]

36. Another reinvention of the square wheel! n/t

[xocet]

40. Huge Bags of Cash for Sale ... Cheap!

I confess! BP paid me $(1/(0)) * 10 ^ 75 to unrecommend the post.

$(1/(0)) * 10 ^ 75 is an interesting idea, too, don't you think?

[Jeroen]

41. The creation of energy 'out of nothing'

Apparently most who respond here have a complete and thorough understanding of the electromagnetic force

I knew this post would be ridiculed and to a certain degree that is understandable since there is, indeed, no such thing as free energy.
The First Law of Thermodynamics prohibits the creation of energy out of nothing.
The research here, however, is not aimed at creating energy out of nothing, its goals is to harness energy that is already available but not yet fully understood (or the physics involved)

[HiFructosePronSyrup]

44. You don't need a complete and thorough understanding to know it's complete shit.

Don't need to be a geography to know the world's round.

[muriel_volestrangler]

47. "energy that is already available"

In what sense, Charlie? What 'energy' are you talking about?

There's a 'peswiki' entry for this (note that his name is spelled 'Yildiz'), that points to a European patent appliccation - unfortunately in German, but it do have a button for a machine translation. I can't see anything there saying the inventor doesn't understand the physics; it seems to just say the magnetic fields keep the machine rotating, he claims forever. And since there's a (light) load on it, that does mean he's claiming energy produced out of nothing.

[kwolf68]

42. This experiment can be proven factual

provided it's in the Bible.

[Confusious]

43. WOW! THIS IS AMAZING!

You have the 500th post about a free energy gizmo, and as a bonus, the 500th that doesn't work! What prize does he win Don PARDO?

[whistler162]

45. and it will only costyou $149.96 to purchase the plans!

[votingupstart]

46. so the laws of physics have been broken then?? i would guess not .....n/t

[ThomWV]

49. Why don't the moderators delete garbage like this the moment is shows up?

[muriel_volestrangler]

50. Entertainment value

It's not as if it'll ever get out of the negative recommendation territory.

[HiFructosePronSyrup]

51. Like that ridiculous slug bug thread.

:rofl:

[beam me up scottie]

52. What did I miss?

Something new? Tell me!

[HiFructosePronSyrup]

54. This.

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=show_mesg&forum=389&topic_id=8232902&mesg_id=8232902