GDS 3 KW generator runs on water

[ramset]

Poynt
Yes he has a running prototype,
This man has been Hammered by the overwhelming response , he is definitely Shell shocked
However I will call him again in a few days and see...




Thx
Chet 

[TinselKoala]

Poynt
Yes he has a running prototype,
This man has been Hammered by the overwhelming response , he is definitely Shell shocked
However I will call him again in a few days and see...




Thx
Chet

All these running prototypes! We are still shellshocked by the QEG "running prototype" claimed by Naima Feagin, Valerie Feagin and James Robitaille over a year ago and as recently as last April. That running prototype that didn't really run itself as claimed, at all. And Alek's running prototype of his scooter. And Steorn's running prototype. And.... well, some of us have longer memories than others. We've seen dozens of people who had "running prototypes" of one kind or another that didn't actually run, even though their makers might have believed that they were only "seconds away" from running.

Sure, he's got a "running prototype", we saw that in the video. A running prototype that has two huge batteries in it, like all good electrical OU machines. A running prototype that doesn't even need the Pelton wheel/PMA to turn while it's running. A running prototype that the militaries of three nations would be fighting over, if it actually operated as claimed. A running prototype that will run for three days, on a single fill of water, I just know it will. Just now it only runs for two or three hours before something makes it stop and the batteries have to be recharged. But by December 15 I'm sure he and his 50 employees will have it all straightened out. Right.

Chet, if you had a real "running  prototype" of such a machine, wouldn't you take the batteries out, live on camera, to demonstrate that it doesn't actually need the batteries to keep running? I sure would.

"Patent  investigation/search is ongoing."

What, he doesn't remember the numbers of the "Canadian Patents" he mentioned to you?

[Cap-Z-ro]

Well, Bill may not have a running prototype, but he has a riding one.

I'm almost sure this generator thingy wood run the scooter, and fit right on the back where the beer cooler is now.

Regards...

[TinselKoala]

Poynt
Yes he has a running prototype,
This man has been Hammered by the overwhelming response , he is definitely Shell shocked
However I will call him again in a few days and see...




Thx
Chet

He should take one of his fifty employees and assign her to telephone duty and order-taking, so he can just relax in his poolhouse and dream about all that money he will be raking in. He's going to have to have some big presentation to the people from the General Motors of Canada's car assembly plant just down the road. Maybe that will be before, or maybe after, the visits from the engineering professors from the University of Ontario's Institute of Technology over on Simcoe Street.

[tinman]

All these running prototypes! We are still shellshocked by the QEG "running prototype" claimed by Naima Feagin, Valerie Feagin and James Robitaille over a year ago and as recently as last April. That running prototype that didn't really run itself as claimed, at all. And Alek's running prototype of his scooter. And Steorn's running prototype. And.... well, some of us have longer memories than others. We've seen dozens of people who had "running prototypes" of one kind or another that didn't actually run, even though their makers might have believed that they were only "seconds away" from running.

Sure, he's got a "running prototype", we saw that in the video. A running prototype that has two huge batteries in it, like all good electrical OU machines. A running prototype that doesn't even need the Pelton wheel/PMA to turn while it's running. A running prototype that the militaries of three nations would be fighting over, if it actually operated as claimed. A running prototype that will run for three days, on a single fill of water, I just know it will. Just now it only runs for two or three hours before something makes it stop and the batteries have to be recharged. But by December 15 I'm sure he and his 50 employees will have it all straightened out. Right.

Chet, if you had a real "running  prototype" of such a machine, wouldn't you take the batteries out, live on camera, to demonstrate that it doesn't actually need the batteries to keep running? I sure would.

"Patent  investigation/search is ongoing."

What, he doesn't remember the numbers of the "Canadian Patents" he mentioned to you?

There is no patent-there is a patent pending only in Canada.