Re: [EVGRAY] What is to become of us?

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Its 24/7/365 power   ...silent ..and looks fairly simple cheap .not like
the old systems .I've seen . .hate to say it but in the 60s the hippie's
found out that no one system did it all but if all were used it worked .

On Saturday, October 19, 2019, Warren Keillor [email protected]
[EVGRAY] <[email protected]> wrote:

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> James
> I use the camera more than my phone, documenting the build.
> Cheers Warren
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> On Sat., 19 Oct. 2019 at 11:26 a.m., James Glinski [email protected]
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> Warren 50% crazy speak for your self I'm 98% crazy and growing .I recently
> picked up a eBook from the guy who popped in to the forum its on Amazon
> he's been working on atmospheric electricity project and combines like five
> different brake throughs  to up the returns he's projecting with several
> systems 150 watts output day and night .looks interesting .are you done
> with the winter prep yet ?.a stepping stone is needed. Till a finale
> solution is found  why not Facebook .put some tape over your camera lens .
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> On Saturday, October 19, 2019, Warren Keillor
> [email protected] [EVGRAY] <[email protected]> wrote:
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> Mark
> Welcome to the group.
> I have missed your previous postings.
> I am sure Doug will include you, now that you have reminded him.
> I am no special authority, just a fellow member of this group, subject to
> occasional device building fits. Sometimes, some of them actually work.
> What would happen with a printed circuit board, containing a 1,000 Joule
> thieves, to raise the output of a signal?
> We know one Joule thief works. What about compounding them?
> What we need is pragmatic data to build ideas on each other's work. It is
> form of Bucky Fuller's concept of synergy, where the whole is made up of
> compounded relatively weaker modules, to end up as a  stronger sum.
> Cheers Warren
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> On Sat., 19 Oct. 2019 at 9:21 a.m., Mark Burke [email protected]
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> whichever way you guys decide to go, be sure to add me as well.
> this group is a wealth of knowledge!
> keep the chin up :)
> Mark
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> On Sat, Oct 19, 2019 at 9:15 PM [email protected] [EVGRAY] <
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> Doug
>  We can do a Facebook Group then anyone that wants to join can be vetted
> by the group leader ,I am sure there are other options but that would be
> the easy way out for now
> Steve,
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> Hi Doug
> Have you established a USA home and workshop yet?
> I understand the hassel, very well, of having stuff.
> What about a used mini container, as a workshop?
> My stuff, a source of domestic discord, has turned out very much on the
> positive side of the ledger, after all is said, and done.
> It is what has made it possible to keep machinery running, things fixed,
> and barns built.
> Yes, my whole laboratory of free energy experiments has gone to the back
> burner, but they are still there, and valid.
> Now, with the expulsion by yahoo, something I have experienced for years
> now, where does the forum go?
> I value the ideas and criticism that the group brings to fragile concepts,
> as individually, we just don't have enough lifetime to do every experiment
> ourselves. To make the best progress it is better to collectively share
> information, and grow ideas into devices.
> How can this research progress?
> I have been doing this with individual projects, on occasion, but the out
> of the blue directions offered by members of the group are very refreshing,
> and useful.
> I hope your personal situation gets a nice solution, between here, and
> there.
> We sure do live in, as the Chinese curse goes "interesting times"
> Who knows how it will all resolve? I bet on those with good sense will
> prevail.
> Less than 50% are crazy(let's hope)
> Cheers Warren
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