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isn't there a maximum amount of power a gauge of wire will withstand
clearly i would want to use thin wire...but how thin could i go pushing 200k Watts...i'm guessing not too thin vegas if you want to know what i am doing...try rereading this thread from the beginning and also download the related pdf file available from many file sharing programs or torrent sites... search for 'free energy' otherwise i can email it to you |
Too little info . . .
Mole,
Yes, there is a maximum amount of power. I did read the whole thread, however, that does not tell us specifically what YOU are trying to build. It's hard to help you when we don't have enough information to go on. Quote:
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The amps in the wire is what limits you. Too many amps and the wire heats up and melts or burns off the insulation.
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Are you referring to this?
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It's been patented! US pat # 6362718
gents;
For those of you that have a better understanding of EM physics than I do, look into this: US pat # 6362718 motionless electromagnetic generator There is no requirement by the USPTO that a device actually function as claimed in its write-up. I would love to see a table top demo of this thing. Until its been verified by a independent lab I too will remain a skeptic. For reader interest, look up any patents by Ning Li which pertains to antigravity technology. Likely all smoke, but.... ? |
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anyone see the you tube video of the governor of Washington state riding around in a 150mpg suv?, apparently they used some capacitor to store the the energy used for quick bursts of power instead of relying on the batteries for this...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ujp1f4vXJ5U then theres the guy who added the fifth wheel to a prius for additional charging but I cant find his link, he's from Connecticut I saw him on the news(100mpg+) |
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