Thomas,
I know of no "free energy" devices which originally claimed they
became cooler while operating and which actually demonstrated this fact
under controlled conditions. This includes Newman, Sweet, MEG and variants,
Fogal "transistor" and many others. None of these inventors has bothered to
set up even a rudimentary calorimeter other than simply putting a single
thermocouple (or one's hand) on some arbitrary part of a device without
adequate insulation, calibration, knowledge of heat flow, etc etc. It's a
complete mug's game. Hastings did just the most rudimentary, short-term
examination with a single thermocouple without adequate insulation, as far
as I recall. I investigated the Newman device shortly after Hastings and
found no such thermal anomaly (although the apparent battery recharging
phenomenon was intriguing for a while until I realized what was actually
happening). A major complicating factor was that Newman's earliest
prototypes used large fan blades (~2.5' dia) as "loads". This can easily
give the impression that the room is getting cooler, even if you are not in
the fan's draft.
Did you receive my admonition regarding "Professor" Szabo's EBM in
Hungary?
Cheers - George Hathaway
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-----Original Message-----
From: thomas malloy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, January 28, 2008 4:31 PM
To: vortex-l@eskimo.com
Subject: [Vo]:Stiffler Technology
Vortexians;
I corresponded with Ronald Stiffler. I pointed out that cold
electricity, the light bulb glows and gets cold, flies in the face of
conventional electrodynamic theory. This matter0 has been like an itch
to me, ever since I read the physicist, Roger Hastings' report of the
Newman Motor cooling off the room. Have any of you attempted to
replicate his results?
