Posted by Lurker (204.22.47.37) on September 08, 2003 at 12:16:04:
In Reply to: Re: Changing the name posted by User on September 08, 2003 at 11:45:04:
: So are you saying that cent.gen's already exist, or are you talking about theoretical devices?
You may have heard about Victor Schauberger during World WarII ? He was something of a mystic, and I doubt he fully understood the working of his own devices. Or perhaps he deliberately obscured the working principles of his device to keep it from the Nazis. In any case, there is evidence that his devices DID work. They worked very well indeed. The Nazi's almost got their hands on them. That would have been very bad, I must say.
Another example of a centrifugal motor is the Clem device or motor. The spiral tubing in the device was completely unecessary. The important factor was centrifugal pressure which drives the turbine. These devices do exist, but they are obviously home built devices, unless you consider the possibility of military-operated factories. I don't even want to consider THAT right now.
: If as you say it takes any degree of tech skill to build one of these 'devices' then what would the 'powerful forces' have to fear about anybody building one? Especially since they stand to make wads just from lowering the bottom line (a big thing in any business.) A bunch of garage enthusiasts sure aren't going to hurt them.
Very true. A bunch a garage enthusiasts won't hurt them. Unless they plan to become something more than garage enthusiasts, of course. I will tell you that these devices ARE very simple in principle, and a skilled "garage enthusiast" should have very little dificulty building one.
: p.s.- I think you are just pretending to be paranoid so you can be argumentative
I think of paranoia as being a survival skill. Of course, one must be carefull not to be TOO paranoid. Those who trust too much will not see the knife being thrust into their back. Those who do not know how to trust will spend their lives unproductively and accomplish nothing in the end. They will be nothing more than another Bessler, unloved, and forgotten by history.
Lurker.