A lot of people keep trying to make o-energy engine designs, but it seems a lot of them need a little help to maintain centrifugal force. Why not both?
RE: How to make and install solar panels ourselves
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How to make and install solar panels ourselves
Some do, yes. Most don't. There is/was a fellow by the name Steven Mark that created a device with no moving parts that would produce unlimited energy with no primer(in the conventional sense) to initiate or to maintain. It uses the Earth's electromagnetic field as an energy supply which it converts to something usable by our electrical items.
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