Confirmation of OU devices and claims

[AlienGrey]

Strange init  when Richard, Nick first came onto the tread I kept asking him questions about stuff but then there is hidden stuff
so how do you ask for verification if you don't have a clue  other than beating round the bush some what, I think this was taken
initially as testing rick and took me a while to iron things out but I suppose was annoying for starters as i'm not to good at constant reading of pages on the screen.

Still fellers stick with it if you want to learn.

HOPPY and ITSU I HAVE SOME THING THAT MIGHT HELP YOU BUT IT'S NOT FOR EVERYONE'S EYES.
can i send it to you ?

[TinselKoala]

I am crushed, absolutely crushed, to hear that Rick doesn't think we watch his videos. While he freely admits that he doesn't have time to watch ours! 

[NickZ]

   Nelson:   As I have mentioned here previously, I appreciate you and your work very much. But, I have to agree with the other guys here, (other than a.king), that we are getting no where with this thread. And that we need more information and tests showing results, than what has been provided so far.
   If no more actual proof is going to be shown, with proper scope readings and measurements, no one here is going to waist time trying to see IF what has been presented is actually OU, or not. Unfortunately this has not happened, and we are expected to build replications, that don't work, without even being told what is wrong, all the while being insulted if we disagree, or ask for more verification of this type of device. 
   I think that if people like yourself, and Rick don't want to fully disclose and explain the results of your tests that you show, it's better to not post in a OPEN SOURCE forum. Or these, can be the results.

[Void]

Here is something which is potentially interesting.
Obviously this could be a scam, and this guy is apparently looking for a lot of money from investors
according to some comments I have read.  However, if by some slim chance it really is a self-sustaining
generator, then it is interesting.

Looks like a sort of Bedini type 'school girl' pulse motor setup with a big flywheel, and based on some comments I
read, it may have a modified alternator inside it, possibly as the output alternator. I know it looks quite suspicious
because the output is 220V and he can power mains powered equipment with it without any problem,
so people are going to say probably hidden mains wires powering the loads, but what if it is not fake?
If I understood correctly, it can supposedly power about 1kW of loads.
'Self Sustaining Power Generator'
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KSDCt-3BxUI

I know there is no way to tell if it is fake just from watching a video, but just thought it was an interesting
arrangement on the very slim chance that it might be legit.

[nelsonrochaa]

Hi Nelson. It looks like we disagree then. I think the situation is the exact opposite
of what you said. If someone is at least making some sense, I would normally try to give that person
the benefit of the doubt, but Rick really has been talking quite a lot of nonsense and outright trolling here.
If he had shown some signs here of being able to interact with others reasonably, that would be quite different,
but that is not the case. Sorry.

Hi Void ,we disagree , and it is true . And só what ? Should i stop respect you by that ?

I think not . Did you respect me , even with our disagree  about this subject or not  ?  That's the point , the real point :
Respect!


cheers