A Partial List of Successful Documented EM Over-Unity and Negative Resistor Devices and Processes

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"There are at least 20 or more legitimate COP>1.0 EM power systems by various inventors and researchers in the U.S. alone"—Tom Bearden

Note: A number of working overunity devices can be built from the plans posted on John Bedini's Website. Tom Bearden advises that these devices will work only if they are built exactly as shown, with no deviations or "improvements."

The Kawai overunity magnetic motor can also be built directly from the Patent plans - see below

Criteria

• Tesla's Single Wire Circuit and Energy Shuttling
  
  
• The Moray Radiant Energy Device
  
  
• Gabriel Kron's Negative Resistor
  
  
• Moscow University's' Parametric Oscillator Generators
  
  
• The Minuteman Missile
  
  
• Edwin Gray's "Splitting the Positive" Engine NEW photos 4 April, 2007
  
  
• Golden's "Conditioned Vacuum" Motor
  
  
• Fogal's Charge-Barrier Semiconductor
  
  
• The Original point-contact Transistor
  
  
• Cold Fusion Experiments
  
  
• Ferroelectric Capacitors and the Magnetic Resonance Amplifier
  
  
• Battery "back-poppers"
  Bedini, Nelson, Watson
  
  
• Kawai magnetic motor
  
  
• Magnetic Wankel engine
  (Takahashi motor)
  
  
• Howard Johnson motors
  
  
• Floyd Sweet Triode
  
  
• Dr. Deborah Chung's Negative Resistor
  
  
• Dr. Randell Mills and Blacklight Power
  
  
• Scott McKie's New Energy Device
  
  
• Anti-Stokes Emission
  Patterson, Letokhov, Lawandy
  
  
• Generic Schematic/Circuit Diagram
  
  
• A "static" Poynting S-flow Free-Energy Generator
  
  
• The Bohren Experiment
  
  
• The Fiber-Fuse Effect
  
  
• The Motionless Electromagnetic Generator (MEG)
  
  
• Demonstration of an Overunity Concept by Asymmetrical Self-Regauging
  
  
• The Final Secret of Free Energy
  4 - part series
  
  
• Bridging Enables COP>0
  
  
• Scalar Energy Tap of the Earth's Core
  
  
• A simple COP=1.25 experiment
  
  
• Casimir Effect
  
  
• Tapping the Brownian Motion of Ions
  
  
• The Atomic Hydrogen Reaction
  
  
• Quantum potential energy amplifier
  
  
• Nathan Stubblefield