Serl Effect Generator: What Is It?

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The Searl Effect Generator (SEG) is discussed in relation to its theoretical basis, which appears to be linked to Maxwell's demon. The conversation highlights skepticism about the SEG, suggesting it may simply function as a complex solar cell. A website referencing the SEG prompted the discussion, but it has been met with criticism, leading to a temporary closure for moderation. Overall, the SEG is viewed as lacking scientific credibility. The thread reflects ongoing debates about the viability of unconventional energy generation methods.
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What is Serl effect generator ?
 
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Found a website regarding the Searl effect. Reading through it reminded me of this.

 
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Sounds like it works based on Maxwell's demon.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maxwell's_demon

According to Wiki all real world ones are driven by light. So if this Serl generator works it is just an amazingly complex solar cell.

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