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From: res@ihlpl.UUCP (Rich Strebendt @ AT&T Information Systems - Indian Hill West; formerly)
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Subject: Re: Joseph Newman's Energy Machine
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Date: Sun, 13-Oct-85 20:15:42 EDT
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Posted: Sun Oct 13 20:15:42 1985
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>      Today, I had the oppurnity to attend the first public showing of the
> Energy Machine of Joseph Newman.  For those of you not familiar with Mr.
> Newman and his "energy machine":  It seems that a man from a place called
> Lucedale, Mississippi has invented a motor that has a production efficiency
> of over 800% (yes, that is correct, eight hundred percent).  Somehow, this
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> rather small (less than 2 feet high and 1 foot wide) device consisting of
> over 200 pounds of copper wire can put out more external energy than the
> amount of external energy put into it.  
	...
> I purchased a copy of Mr. Newman's book which explains
  ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
> the principles behind this machine.  
	... [the machine is powered by a few lantern batteries.]
> When Newman threw
> the switch, the lights and sign started to blink on and off... the only
> movement seen in the machine itself was a spark every tenth of a second or
> so.  Obvisouly, 12 florscent tubes cannor be powered by a few lantern 
       ^^^^^^^^^
> batteries, and there was NO trickery to be seen... it seems that the machine
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> was actually putting out more energy than it was taking in... the energy
> being generated by the machine was coming directly for the conversion of
> copper to energy (E=MC^2).  Needless to say, I was very intrigued.
	...
> I am more than willing to provide more information on what
> I have learned so far about Joseph Newman and his energy machine... I'd like
> to know what the educated community thinks about this man and his machine.

To quote Mr. P. T. Barnum:  "There is a sucker born every minute."

How much did he hit you for the book?

					Rich Strebendt
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