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Re: Discovery Channel MythBusters take on FE (Score: 1)
by Phil on Saturday, December 18, 2004 @ 01:18:21 UTC
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Sorry, but I don't find that "evidence" very compelling at all.

Naudin's measurements are clearly flawed. He even concedes that if his MEG were putting out nearly as much power as he claims, the load resistor should burn up. It doesn't. Rather than admit the truth, what does he do? He waves his hands about how the missing power must be coming out as radiated electromagnetic energy! Anyone with even basic familiarity with antennas would know that an antenna that tiny (in wavelengths) is an *extremely* poor radiator even if it *didn't* contain a lumped resistor! The standard time station WWVB operates at about twice the frequency of Naudin's MEG (60 KHz) and they still need a carefully designed antenna two football fields in size just to get to 50% radiation efficiency. And Naudin claims 80-90% for his resistor just by accident? I think not!

Then we have the bete noire of all "overunity" claims -- the stubborn refusal of the device to run in a closed loop mode, supplying its own energy needs along with a load, without any connection to an external power source. The simple fact that this has never been done with *any* alleged "free energy" device would tell anyone with any reasoning skills at all that these devices simply do not work.


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