> Right you are, Michael. But this medium we
> are using right now can make it possible for
> the time for this technology to arrive. This
> fellow you mention, who has the table-top
> hydrogen generator; where is information
> about this available?

His name is Stanley Meyer.

Anyway. Here's a bit of other info

http://colossus2.cvl.bcm.tmc.edu/~wje/free_energy/meyer.html

http://www.keelynet.com/energy/meyerx.htm

http://members.iinet.net.au/~steveb/meyer/meyer1.html

These are just a small number of links from Google.

> Think about how fast information can be
> distributed across the world through the
> internet. None of the "powers that
> be" could snuff out all of the
> "cottage laboratories" which would
> spring up all around the world if the
> "schematics" got out over the net.

> The best free energy power source would be
> one which anyone could have in their own
> home for about the cost of a TV set. I
> believe that the stationary armature
> generator is one possibility.

I'd like to have a very small neclear reactor in my car. Fill once in 20 years. I like that idea. HA!

Mind you... I wouldn't want to be in an accident with an engine like that.

> Once you have an operational unit, you
> discover certain other phenomena which are
> associated with a fluctuating or rotating
> magnetic field. The frequency of rotation of
> the field can be tuned; At certain
> frequencies, you get harmonic resonance with
> other fields, such as the earth's magnetic
> field. At that point, you notice harmonic
> amplification, which would become the basic
> technology for the development of other
> devices involving magnetic levitation.

> The potential I see here is for the design
> of a solid-state "tuner" which
> "receives" energy from a large
> source (such as the earth's magnetic field)
> and converts it to electricity. This would
> be analogous to radio waves being received
> and converted into sound waves.

I seem to recall Tesla having the idea of "transmitting" electricity into our homes and our devices using special recievers to function.

This would be better.

> Just think; the power grids would have to
> buy your excess electricity, just as they do
> from those generating it via solar cells...

HAHAHA... unless, of course, you live in a place that doesn't allow it... or the government passes certain laws resticting this kind of thing as it becomes more wide-spread. Of course, they'd do it for our own safety and to stop the backyard device makers. They may even say it's a health hazzard for our children. :o)

Michael Ross.