Is this a fake?

[Hans]

Hi all!

What do you think - is this company really just a scam?
http://www.akoil.ru/en/
http://www.faraday.ru/faraday_english.html

Regards,
Hans

[PaulLowrance]

Personally I think anything that claims to be "free energy" should go through one of the following paths before anyone sends their hard earned money ->

1. If the company or inventor does not publish the full exact details to build the machine then the company must take the path of allowing the conventional science community to give the thumbs up. IMHO this should consist of many scientists who are experts in the field of testing such energy. For example, if the device input and output is electricity then Electrical Engineers should do the job of testing the machine.
2. If the company or inventor freely publishes the full exact details to build the machine and the cost to build the machine is reasonable and doable then by all means build the machine and spread the news.
3. If the company or inventor freely publishes the full exact details to build the machine, but it's too costly to build the machine or it is too difficult then IMHO you should wait for other people to verify the machine before spending your hard earned money on buying a prebuilt machine.

my 2 cents
Paul Lowrance

[NerzhDishual]

Hi Hans

I don't know if is this device is 'for real'.

The web master of the website
http://www.faraday.ru/faraday_english.html is Alexander Frolov.

This guy sounds very serious. He had been working with Jean Louis Naudin (who, IMHO, is a serious and successful builder too).
Just check Google with these two words :  Naudin Frolov

Of course it does not prove anything about the Frolov 'AKOI' device.

Best

[pese]

if he worked with NAUDIN ..
this sound NOT seriosly


only my thinking  (oppinion) about that

(but frolow experiences possible can be positiv)


pese

[Hans]

Hi NerzhDishual,

personally I don't think that Alexander Frolov is a con artist but I guess only time will show if I'm wrong or not.

Hans