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A comparison of two ?free energy? devices shows the likeness of the Hendershot and Prentice generators. Both are claimed to obtain energy from the natural earth environment and are similar to T. Henry Moray's work. Of the two, the Prentice device appears easier to replicate and understand.[[Category:Scientific Paper]]
A comparison of two ?free energy? devices shows the likeness of the Hendershot and Prentice generators. Both are claimed to obtain energy from the natural earth environment and are similar to T. Henry Moray's work. Of the two, the Prentice device appears easier to replicate and understand.


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Scientific Paper
TitleHendershot and Prentice Generators
Author(s)Martin Holwerda
KeywordsNew Energy, Hendershot Motor, Magnetic Motor, Prentice generator
Published1992
JournalElectric Spacecraft Journal
Number7
Pages33-37

Abstract

A comparison of two ?free energy? devices shows the likeness of the Hendershot and Prentice generators. Both are claimed to obtain energy from the natural earth environment and are similar to T. Henry Moray's work. Of the two, the Prentice device appears easier to replicate and understand.