Free Energy Device - Vacuum Triode Amplifier The Vacuum Triode Amplifier is a free energy device that has never been debunked, produced by Floyd Sweet. It uses magnetic resonance to extract free, usable power from the Aether. A box the size of a laptop produces 500W+ of power while... receiving less than one third of a milliwatt of power. Thomas Bearden narrates the review of the device in the video below.show more

If you come across a good DYI tutorial for a free energy device, please post it! I gotta build a few and plug in some bitcoin miners!

The issue is getting the magnetic resonance correct from what I've learned. Everything else is plug and play. Only a few people know how to do it correctly, which is why it's suppressed.

I think a good idea would be to term such devices as "ether powered" instead of "free" energy, easier for the layman to understand 👍🏻

The layman term for them is Overunity. Coefficient of Performance greater than 1. I'll do an explanation post.

Being a vacuum tube myself, I find this interesting. Tell me how to build this device, I'll build it and tell you if it works. If this is real, and it doesn't require Krell metal or 1.2 gigawatts of lightning to make it work, then anybody should be able to duplicate it.

People can duplicate it. This most likely isn't the only way either. Once you realize there's an Aether (Zero Point Energy field) you can engineer ways to pull free energy from it. See the Casimir Effect as a basis.

@john_e_bones You can't debunk it because it's real. That's why it was never debunked. I'm not trying to be rude I'm just educating you. What you've learned in school is most likely an incomplete understanding of science. Don't worry, when the time comes, I'll prove it.

@john_e_bones While you wait you can try to debunk the Casimir Effect, if that's what interests you. Or you can try to figure out where virtual particles come from, or what dark energy/matter is.

Get me the schematics would you Ashton🤓? Opensource the shit out of it😁!

I read all the recommendations about how to disseminate it and decided I'm not going to be able to open source it since the exact configurations are proprietary. Instead, we'll just try to prove to the world that it works. Then, whoever wants one can buy one. At that point it doesn't matter how it works so long as it works.