SCEPA (Self-Contained Energy-Producing Apparatus)

I invented a device I named SCEPA (Self-Contained Energy-Producing Apparatus [U.S. PATENTED] pronounced "skee-puh") that makes electricity. SCEPA was spotlighted on our local evening news and ran for two days in the Arkansas-Louisiana-Mississippi coverage area on KNOE-TV8. SCEPA utilizes a 100 watt solar panel to "fuel" a direct current motor that turns an 1800 watt generator with pulleys and a belt, thereby making considerably more electricity than the 100 watt panel. More electricity is made because of an "algebraic input." That "algebraic input" being a larger pulley turning a smaller pulley much faster, thereby creating considerably more rpms/wattage. Initially, I wondered if the power being generated by the pulleys was greater than the feed source (100 watt solar panel), until I discovered that the sun puts out 1000 watts of power per square foot at peak hours of the day, and that the 100 watt panel only "gathered" the sun's energy. But I got absolute, indisputable, empirical proof when I compared the amount of time it took for the 100 watt panel of charge a deep-cycle battery in comparison to the amount of time it took SCEPA to fuel the battery. Instead of days, it only took hours. Hence, success! I desperately need donations in order to create a bigger device and thereby invent a way to free us from dependence on not only foriegn fuel sources, but on onerous, manipulative domestic energy companies. I have two other U.S. Patented devices ("SCAEPA" [Self-Contained Aquatic Energy-Producing Apparatus] and "ASEPA" [Aero-Stoked Energy-Producing Apparatus]) which will be released at a later date, but trust me, I've hit the motherlode with all three devices. I pledge my word and my love of the environment and of the earth to craft large-scale, independent energy devices that will be low-cost, green and available to all, particularly the economically marginalized. The big guys won't do it for us. We have to do it for ourselves! moclayton@bellsouth.net 2319 Hot Shot Road, Columbia, LA 71418 Please donate whatever you can.

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[rickm09]

at least he aint on the pipe and is trying to do something good thumbs up to ya kep trying its the layman that gets it done !!!!

[michaelollieclayton]

@rickm09 thanks for those words of encouragement, i can tell you're cool people

[awomansworld123]

The old saying holds true, "what we think of today was thought of yesterday by some one else." This idea is not new as a matter of fact I've heard of this type of system before and have seen a few that look rather similar. You better believe if we have thought of it so has someone else. I like the idea and it looks rather innovative in its ground floor stage and I wish you the best. LOL, you shouldnt worry about your life being in jeopardy over this because you are definitely safe. Nice video

[michaelollieclayton]

@awomansworld123 Ya' know, this was an idea incubated in my head. And me being me, I didn't just theorize, I actually put it in motion. It was just the starting point. I have developed other applications that have an everyday use. I gave up making electricity, but instead developed something ENTIRELY practical and ENTIRELY useful. So good are the items I've developed that I dare not reveal them just yet because, frankly, anybody could do this. It's just so much fun doing instead of talking

[michaelollieclayton]

@awomansworld123 ...and you're quite right, my life IS NOT in danger. A conspiracy theorist stumbled upon this vid and let loose with his shall we say "rare" perspective, bless him. In the end, I hope that some kid sees this and gets a spark and actually advances the green movement before the oil runs out. My aim is to motivate. If some cheese comes my way because of it, well, hell, I'm not gonna turn it down. And if somebody else beats me to the punch, then so be it. What's old is new...

[walp86]

Trey Parker and Matt Stone should totally do an episode about this thing.

Except that the contraption would really work and create a whole lot of new problem

that arises when the whiney' car industry is put to death and Eric Cartman holds tons of cheap stock in the oil companies.(Kyle goes for Gold!)

This guy only has good intentions for himself. He wants another super expensive solar panel for free. (Not going to happend).

But its nice that he´s a farmer with a positive ecological output. :)

[michaelollieclayton]

@walp86 actually, it did "happen" in two ways: a couple of rich folks did contribute to the venture, which helped me move the thing along to its next stage, and the second way it "happened" was that the price of the larger panel, which was $480 at the time has now dropped to the fantastically low Great Recession deflation rate of $179...which is to say that our supposed economic shipwreck could be my salvation, sad to say

[diyeverything]

It looks like you have invented a mechanical inverter.

Is it more efficient than a normal inverter?

[bayyagg]

The contraption is too many and complicated....

I just use a scrapyard automotive alternator, 12V battery, and made in China inverter( 12V~220V ).

Powered by a scrap 2 stroke engine/ water pressure from stream, and windmill.

The simpliest form!

[CrudeDude]

What an unbelieveable load of pure bullshit.

[crazy77iii]

okay, well here is my input... And question... Considering a Full load on that "Red?) 1800watt generator, how do you reduce the Back EMF on the generator enough to counter balance the loss of Torque when increasing the diamter of the pulley to Increase the Rpm's? if you don't ave any type of Power Recovey Circuit and you put a full load on that 1800watt Generator with that little tiny motor (3/4hp Max!?) it will slow down generator down so much that the Tiny motor will lack torque to turn Gen...

[MucusFelidae]

I donate you a donut.

Will be sent via surface mail and may arrive in about 6 weeks.

[fuzzynostic]

he cant aford a 100w solar panel, wow your poor