World's first real Free Energy Flashlight - no shaking - no batteries! No Solar

[Nink]

Better than throwing out 1200 Euros for a Steorn Orbo Cube. 

Yeah to be honest if I saw it I probably would have purchased one out of curiosity and then quickly pulled it apart.  When I was 10 my father brought home a Siemens solar powered flash light (40 years ago). The company he worked for was a customer of Siemens and they gave it to him for for free.   It was a breakthrough in technology at the time. Within 20 minutes I had it in pieces :-)

[MileHigh]

Almost everything is manufactured in China, and it would make no sense to send it to Australia first and then to Europe.
So i think it's neither a bad nor a good sign.

The "bad sign" angle is one that I have made reference to before.  If you can make a large enough order and are willing to also pay for any extra labour and customization costs, then a Chinese factory where they make "Dollar Store" electronics items would be willing to cut a deal with you.

So, something like this:  Take a standard LED flashlight and add some glue during final assembly so the average consumer can't open it up easily.  Deboss the end of the aluminum handle with your company name.  Put it in a box that has your company artwork on it.  Insert your company user manual.

There is a certain minimum number of units that would be required for this to happen.  Then, after that presumably the finished and boxed product could be shipped to a local Chinese distribution company that will ship out onsies for you to your end users for a small fee.

[SoManyWires]

The "bad sign" angle is one that I have made reference to before.  If you can make a large enough order and are willing to also pay for any extra labour and customization costs, then a Chinese factory where they make "Dollar Store" electronics items would be willing to cut a deal with you.

So, something like this:  Take a standard LED flashlight and add some glue during final assembly so the average consumer can't open it up easily.  Deboss the end of the aluminum handle with your company name.  Put it in a box that has your company artwork on it.  Insert your company user manual.

There is a certain minimum number of units that would be required for this to happen.  Then, after that presumably the finished and boxed product could be shipped to a local Chinese distribution company that will ship out onsies for you to your end users for a small fee.

yes i'd go with that description.
an example would be to read many listings on alibaba.com and others that have their minimum order requirements in alot of those cases.
and they are sometimes advertising that they can and will easily do custom versions of the product(s).

[esaruoho]

Today i got an email from Mr. Muzanov telling me that my ELFE has been dispatched, incl. tracking number. 
Apparently it's shipped directly from China.

Hi skywatcher. I, too, got an email from Mr. Muzanov telling me that my ELFE has been dispatched, and he, too, included a tracking number.
The tracking number said that it's being shipped from China, just like yours.


My package has already arrived in Madrid, Spain, and I'm hoping that tomorrow it will arrive in Helsinki, Finland.


Also, regards that video that people have been showing for a while (the one from November 26th, stating that the flashlight is just a bunch of batteries = therefore a scam), he had this to say:

this is video of one of the first user of ELFE, who decided to saw up his ELFE in order to find a power module, converting Earth's energy into electric. So you can see him disassembling his ELFE but he is not suceeded in finding the module, and eventually he says that there is nothing special in ELFE. Well, he is right. There is nothing special - just knowledge of our technical team, adopted in ELFE. In spite the fact, that he didn't find any module, our ELFEs keep on charging from the environment.

[skywatcher]

My tracking info looks like this: