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Over unity devices: Doug Konzen’s Pulse Motor
beingzoe over 3 years ago

Upon discovering The Orion Project and their Breakthrough Campaign I have been compelled to expand and share my knowledge of the concepts of non-polluting, sustainable, renewable, and even free energy sources. In my previous post Sustainable power now? The Orion Project needs your help. I mention the existence of over unity as proof of concept to the goals of The Orion Project and will be periodically posting new and interesting links and information on the subject. This is one of those posts.

From Doug Konzen’s video description at YouTube:

One motor takes in .63 watts DC and lights up two one watt AC light bulbs. That’s all you need to know to see that this motor puts out more watts than what takes to run it: Under a watt DC to run it; two watts AC output. Last year, Doug demonstrated a new type of electric motor/alternator designed 10 times more efficient than a conventional electric motor from the alone. This year he has come to the realization that some aspects of his motors can be found in the EV Gray motor. Many believe that ZPE is involved, and it needs a medium such as a battery to interface with conventional circuits. It makes sense in that the Bedini, Konzen, EV Gray, and Kipper motors all need batteries. He is making great progress on the pulse-motor—recent tests in El Paso, TX verified that it is an over unity device!

Visit http://www.geocities.com/koneheadx/ and http://www.usajohnsons.com/cool_energy_stuff/experiments/afreeenergy.html to learn more about Doug Konzen and his over unity pulse motor. Also see the pages he links to containing information about Nikola Tesla and his patents and technology .

Doug Konzen I think is a perfect example of what Dr. Steven Greer talks about with The Orion Project. Individuals like Doug, who may not look so impressive working off a “picnic table” outside, may actually be the scientists and inventors who hold the key to truly sustainable energy. But while folks like Doug may have the answers, they may lack the resources needed to make the technology truly viable on a large scale. Doug we commend you for your work and reminding us all that corporations and government were not always behind radical new inventions and technology, but the common man working in their studies, home laboratories, garages, or backyards have made some of the most important discoveries throughout history. Thank you Doug.

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