I have made a video of my free energy collector/receiver that's now up and running.  Works quite well if you need  DC voltage up to 150 volts.  Easy to ajust voltage and inexpensive to build!!

This is all OPEN SOURCE information given freely to all by me.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LFMbjfzsKbA

grate just like the diagrams..  remember please share advanced in any number of ways..

now that the theory works, share share share...

http://open-source-energy.org/?topic=107.25

Tom is still hard at work and it looks like he is making some progress:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o30z1iHDZa8

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The wall wart is a 12 volt 2amp (24 watts)  DC  power supply. Connected to it is a parameter test box that shows all info as what's connected to its output or load.  Notice the load voltage dips from 12 to 7+ volts.  I have eight 7 watt 12 volt led bulbs in parallel connected as the load. That's 56 watts. Between the bulbs and the test box is my setup.  The setup is furnishing 37/38  WATTS more power from an UNKNOWN source so the bulbs burn at full brilliance - 56 watts.   The bulbs are not dimmable   4 are warm white and 4 are cool white.  Have blueprint and all info to share free to any corporation, company, wishing to replicate and market my setup. My only request is that I be recognized as the inventor.  You patent.  Open for comments.

Tom, if you are still checking in from time to time, yes please do post your setup.  Here you will always be given credit and recognition for your work of many years.

Quote from Matt Watts on March 15th, 2017, 05:57 PM

Tom is still hard at work and it looks like he is making some progress:

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The setup is furnishing 37/38  WATTS more power from an UNKNOWN source so the bulbs burn at full brilliance - 56 watts.

Are the bulbs _fully_ burning their rated advertised power?

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I have eight 7 watt 12 volt led bulbs in parallel connected as the load. That's 56 watts.

Rated doesn't mean actual.

LEDs have a much different behavior from an incandescent.

If he would measure just one of those bulb's power usage, we would know what we are dealing with.

I sent him a PM, hopefully he'll pop in and comment.

Quote from Matt Watts on March 15th, 2017, 06:11 PM

If he would measure just one of those bulb's power usage, we would know what we are dealing with.

I sent him a PM, hopefully he'll pop in and comment.

Here is another video I just posted showing what a 3.7 volt battery inside a USB battery charger can do with my setup between the battery charger
and  8 twelve volt 7 watt led bulbs.  That's 56 watts!!!       https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QHoUj9ZQae8