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Originally Posted by SVOboy
I think he's saying that they'd be bust in a few months if someone came out with a free energy system and that if it did exist someone with the knowledge would stop at nothing to bring it to market.
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Not to mention a big hot spot visible where all this energy is eventually converted to heat...
The fact that the idea of a perpetual motion machine (over unity) is hundreds of years old and the most attempted patent, not to mention the fact that the top physicists in the world have at best converted mass into energy through nuclear fission/fusion, tells me that some guy in his backyard is highly unlikely to come up with this.
What is possible though is decreasing load at speed requirements of a vehicle through aerodynamics, and decreasing stop/go energy requirements through battery storage. This means that we can achieve a practical vehicle that doesn't cost much and costs virtually nothing to run. It's there, and the physics, battery and supercapacitor technology is already invented.