Comments on: How can I build a free energy device that actually works?

By: Internet Marketing Guides

Internet Marketing Guides — Tue, 09 Feb 2010 03:31:34 +0000

If a tiny amount of Uranium can be used to generate electricity to last many years then there surely is a way to generate electricity from other means.

The earth has a huge magnetic energy field. Perhaps one needs to create a device that converts this into electricity. Go stand under a high voltage power lines with a fluorescent light tube and see it light up.

This is free but not what you would call get something without nothing. In order to generate anything one needs a source. Nothing cannot be created. It can only be transmuted.

By: tusste

tusste — Mon, 08 Feb 2010 18:14:25 +0000

It is impossible to make such a device, but you can build a solar panel. This transforms the light in electric energy and it doesn’t consume anything. This is the closest thing to your device. Follow my source link to find 2 DIY manuals about this thing.

By: Mr. Logic

Mr. Logic — Mon, 08 Feb 2010 17:17:55 +0000

Free Energy – Energy that generate from a source which is available anywhere and anytime without to spend money

Device – A “things’ that transform from one energy to another type of energy which useful for intented application.

Free Energy Device. I will recommend to buy a dynamo which driven by Manual – Human Leg, hence generate electricty to light up your Playstation 2. You can excecise, yet you can play games concurrently.

By: Bramble

Bramble — Mon, 08 Feb 2010 16:58:12 +0000

Just buy one of these small flexible solar cells you can use to charge your mobile phone. It would make a good demo of free energy (as long as you’re in sunlight) for your friends and it’s a lot smaller than 24 inches. However the technology level is too high for you to build one yourself.

I notice other contributers often confuse “free energy” with “perpetual motion”. Whist the latter is definitely not on, there is lots of free energy around – wind and sunlight are not invoiced by anyone and if you’re lucky you might also be able to access a free water flow.

EDIT : note to Mr Logic. Human power is rarely free. You have to eat more food if you excercise and food is normally not free.
note to Mark V : of course there is free energy – nobody will send you a bill for the wind or the sun on the roof of your house. In a sense it’s all free – there’s just not enough easily available to meet humanity’s greedy needs without considerable expense to access and process it. You’d better stick to geology.

By: Mark V

Mark V — Mon, 08 Feb 2010 16:26:56 +0000

If you take a 100′ length of copper wire, then its interaction with our magnetic field will create a barely measurable voltage. Not even a fraction of what it takes to power your digital watch, but measurable. The same basic principle as how an electric turbine works, except that Earth is your magnet.

But that’s it for “free energy,” and it’s not even useful – and it’s the only machine that actually creates a voltage.

There is no machine or device to capture free energy. Even if you don’t want to look up thermodynamics, consider that “matter/energy can neither be created nor destroyed,” and the more folksy version, “You can’t get something from nothing.”

Oh and if one of us DID know how to build one of these machines – I know that for myself, I would have already either started my own billion dollar business or sold the rights to the patent for a billion dollars.

If free energy was real, would anyone be as worried about energy as we are?

By: Engineer

Engineer — Mon, 08 Feb 2010 16:17:34 +0000

Just copy what someone has already invented.
A small windmill could turn a tiny generator to generate electricity.
Solar panel

By: aviophage

aviophage — Mon, 08 Feb 2010 15:32:13 +0000

The French Office of Patents stopped accepting applications for perpetual motion machines in 1780. So I am sorry to have to tell you we are ‘way ahead of you. There is no such thing as a “free energy device” in the sense that you mean.

Run an internet search on “second law of thermodynamics.”