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Feel free to give us your take on this - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LKkxEDrVCtc&feature=plcp Note : the statement about the coupling of the wheels Penno
I've created a feature page about this at http://peswiki.com/index.php/OS:Tom_Ferko%27s_Satellite_Generator A link for a higher-resolution version of the schematic is found there.He's posting this as an open source project.Today, he just posted a new video that is very interesting.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MGxdM2JCLrE [/font]
On October 7, 2012, Tom Ferko agreed to open sourcing this design through PES Network, Inc.. He asks that if anyone goes commercial (selling stuff) with this design (or a close variant) that they remit a 5% royalty to him, which he will share with us at PES for helping to coordinate this project. We are splitting the royalty 60:40, Tom:PES, adjustable over time.
snip...It's just a nice little pulse motor setup. Beyond that, there is nothing especially redeeming about what this person is demonstrating at all. There are many pulse motor "veterans" around here and I would assume that they would agree with me.MileHigh
snip...It's neat, and the fellow obviously is a craftsman. But gosh darn it.... the one part that all electrical Free Energy machines seem to have to have is sitting right there on the table: the big black battery.snip...
Sterling:This is just an ordinary pulse motor that is magnetically coupled to an external spinning wheel. What is there to sell? What is the "project?"Certainly I can see that this gentleman is fascinated by his experiments but there is really and truly nothing there. He is just having fun and is just a beginner. Can you see that? It's quite shocking to me that you would make a page on PESN for this and talk about "going commercial."It's just a nice little pulse motor setup. Beyond that, there is nothing especially redeeming about what this person is demonstrating at all. There are many pulse motor "veterans" around here and I would assume that they would agree with me.MileHigh