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This document discusses Edwin Gray's spark gap engine and patents from the 1970s-1980s that produced seemingly impossible amounts of excess energy. It summarizes the technology, including that it used a high voltage spark gap of around 3000 Volts. Gray's 1975 patent disclosed a mechanical output that was 275 times the electrical input. The document also provides context from Mark McKay on issues like constant voltage/current supplies being necessary to achieve excess energy effects. McKay has additional documentation on Gray's timeline, engine details, and ideas to replicate the technology.
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321 viewsThe Spark Gap - Toward Overunity
This document discusses Edwin Gray's spark gap engine and patents from the 1970s-1980s that produced seemingly impossible amounts of excess energy. It summarizes the technology, including that it used a high voltage spark gap of around 3000 Volts. Gray's 1975 patent disclosed a mechanical output that was 275 times the electrical input. The document also provides context from Mark McKay on issues like constant voltage/current supplies being necessary to achieve excess energy effects. McKay has additional documentation on Gray's timeline, engine details, and ideas to replicate the technology.
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