Wait a minute!!
Then is this site also lying??
http://www.next.gr/inside-circuits/Free-energy-collector-circuit-l5853.html

Any time you see something to do with "free energy", you can almost be sure of some exaggeration.

 

Wait a minute!!
Then is this site also lying??
http://www.next.gr/inside-circuits/Free-energy-collector-circuit-l5853.html

For the 99.999% of locations where this circuit could be used , YES! If the "antenna' was directly under a utility line you might be able to tap a few milliwatts from direct induction.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DNf8KtWeW1s

 

I have seen videos where people have pushed fluorescent tubes into the ground under power lines and got them to light. But that amount of inductive power isn't good for you. People have raised issues in the past living near pylons and it has been mentioned too that you should avoid running any mains cabling in your house at the height of your bed.

I think we have to be realistic here... you can't really get anything in this world for nothing.

Slightly off topic: Conservation of energy states that energy can neither be created nor destroyed... only transformed from one form to another. We need to look at ways that we can harvest wasted energy. As has already been seen, wind and wave power is already being harvested by different means and there have been some significant breakthroughs in solar technology in recent years... particularly solar heating.

 

Any time you see something to do with "free energy", you can almost be sure of some exaggeration.

Yeah, now I really think its true.

 

If you can get enough energy from an antenna to charge a cell phone...

then why are their batteries inside cell phones? Why not just run them off the antenna?

That's because the video is fake!!

 

That's because the video is fake!!

That is correct sir.

 

Wait a minute!!
Then is this site also lying??
http://www.next.gr/inside-circuits/Free-energy-collector-circuit-l5853.html

Indeed,yes!