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From: jimc@ucla-cs.UUCP
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Subject: Re: "Free Energy Machine" (spoiler)
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Date: Mon, 10-Mar-86 18:28:46 EST
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Posted: Mon Mar 10 18:28:46 1986
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In article <326@inuxm.UUCP> arlan@inuxm.UUCP (A Andrews) writes:
>I will say this now, and wiat for the flames:  I myself can construct
>(as does my character in the story) a machine that once I have turned it
>on, utilizes "free energies" from natural phenomena, never e requiring me
>to input anything else--"something for nothing".
>
>Unfortunately, it will not work in a closed box.  This is not a hoax:
>let me build it according to my plans and it will output work without
>being plugged into an electric outlet.  It uses no magnets.  But it must
>be built to take into account natural earth energies.

Let me guess: a windmill?  A water-wheel?  A hydraulic ram-pump?  Each
harnesses natural earth energies, works without access to the electric power
mains, and doesn't have to have the user pour anything into it (except for
a little fiddling on startup with the ram pump).
--
James F. Carter            (213) 206-1306
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