Holcomb Energy System (HES) – visit to Sarasota

Visiting Holcomb Energy Systems in Sarasota, USA

Ellen Holcomb shows us round the laboratory. The most astonishing insight from our visit to Holcomb Energy Systems was indeed the successful connection to the wheelwork of nature, as Nikola Tesla predicted 100 years ago.

For the first time, it has been possible to arrange magnetic fields in ferromagnetic material in such a way that there are no more losses. A weak magnetic field generated by copper coils aligns the electrons of the iron atom in parallel and thereby creates a strong magnetic field in the electrical steel (standard transformer sheet), which in turn induces into further coils and immediately leads to an amplification of the electron flow. The geometry of the coil core alone leads to a movement of the magnetic field. Ellen and Dr Robert Holcomb show us all the secrets in Sarasota.

First contact

When we heard about a very special generator at the great Jupiter-Verlag congress in Stuttgart in summer 2023, the spark immediately jumped over. Originally another topic was to fill this agenda item, but it had to be replaced because the speaker could not come. That was a fateful coincidence, so to speak, because at the same time news came within the free energy community that there was supposed to be an unprecedented invention in Sarasota, USA.

Law of conservation of energy

The inventor had invented a power generator that outputs more electricity than it needs to operate. At first this made big waves, because the law of conservation of energy immediately sprang up, and with it the doubts. It took a few days until we understood that Nikola Tesla’s prophecies were being fulfilled, in which he postulated that “…mankind would hook up to the wheelwork of nature.”

The live link to Sarasota

It had happened. Dr Robert Holcomb had been convinced from the start that it must be possible to override Lenz’s law, i.e. to minimise the resistance in generating electricity. After countless stages of development over what is now 19 years, he had created such a generator. In a live Zoom link, he and his wife Ellen showed the approximately 300 participants of the Stuttgart conference the development laboratory and his generators.

Arrival in Sarasota

The result was an invitation to an on-site visit in the USA, with permission to check and measure everything precisely. We accepted immediately and really did go. Setting off from Hamburg at a mere 12°C, we got off the plane at 35°C in paradisiacal Florida. A hire car allowed us to visit the Holcombs’ laboratory the next day.

Getting to know each other and the presentation

After a very warm welcome, we first talked about measurements, and that we wanted to convince ourselves personally and document on video that the miracle device really outputs more energy than it consumes. At that point the principle made sense to us, but somehow we had to see and measure it ourselves. Robert Holcomb then told us that these measurements had already been carried out dozens of times by engineers and energy suppliers, and in the end they mostly had a discussion about the quality of their measuring instruments. The decisive measurement, he said, is the utility’s electricity bill before and after operating the generator. His own company has halved its electricity costs.

The museum

Ellen Holcomb first led our small group of four through the museum, where they display their exhibits from 19 years of development. From the first ideas of building a generator with eight rotors, mounted not inside but outside, to the first solid-state generators, we lived through the history of development up to today’s state.

Their own 40 kW generator

Then we went straight into the laboratory to a 40 kW generator. They call it ILPG, which stands for Inline Power Generator. The principle is simple: as the name suggests, the generator is connected to the circuit after the utility’s meter, and all further consumers are connected to the generator. In the ILPG the current is amplified several times over. Everything is monitored and documented 24 hours a day by a computer system. Very impressive.

Measurements

Afterwards we were allowed to take our own measurements on a 10 kW generator (ILPG) at a test station. The generator was connected to a continuous load of numerous 3-phase electric motors. Our measuring engineer found that the input current per phase was approx. 2 amps, while the output was approx. 8 amps. P = U * I. It follows that 110 V * 8 A * 3 phases = 2.6 kW of output power.

Our testimony

We can therefore announce to our readers that this generator is real and actually works. It is also certain that it is fully developed and has reached series maturity. It is likewise considered certain that the next stage of development will lead to a self-sustaining system, i.e. there will be a loop fed exclusively by the never-ending power of the iron atoms. We will then have conquered a completely autonomous new energy source that can replace all of today’s problematic fossil and nuclear sources.

The Holcomb Energy System | on-site visit (German)

Now there is the Holcomb Energy System. It is based on the magnetic force of iron atoms and generates more energy than it consumes. Ellen Holcomb shows us round her workplace in Sarasota and documents their long road of research and important insights in great detail and with great charm. It was a meeting marked by friendliness and openness. We felt very welcome and thank them once again most warmly.

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