In reply to Esa LacklusterOfficial Ruoho's message of Tue, 27 May 2025 14:42:04 +0300: Hi, [snip] >> On 21. May 2025, at 16.07, Frank Znidarsic <fznidar...@aol.com> wrote: >> >> What do you think about Maxwell Chickunbobo's self powed everything?
________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ "Existing wireless power transmissionlike Teslas early experiments or modern inductive chargingoperates only at very short distances and requires high-energy input. No known technology has achieved what Chikumbuso claims." ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ This is not strictly true. Tesla also had a "wireless" car (a modified Pierce Arrow IIRC). The range of inductive coupling is frequency dependent, i.e. depends on the wavelength. I can think of several energy sources that might explain it. 1) Sunlight ionizes atoms in the air, and free electrons or ions might be collected. This would improve with speed of the vehicle, though I seriously doubt enough power would be available to power a car. 2) Schumann resonance, stimulated by lightning. Ditto, and also limited in scope. 3) Energy from the Van Allen belts, via resonant inductive charging. The inner belt is close enough for low frequency resonant coupling. Note however that the energy source in this case is limited, and I doubt the whole world could run on it. 4) This is reminiscent of Rossi's work. 5) Nuclear as in Alfred Hubbard (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alfred_Matthew_Hubbard) 6) https://patents.google.com/patent/EP2505807A2/en 7) ZPE, i.e. another "magic magnet motor". :) I wonder if the motor gets cold while running? Of course, it could also be a fraud or fake news. Regards, Robin van Spandonk If you work from home, consider living out in the country, where houses can cost half the price or less than those in the city.
