Kapanadze and other FE discussion

[Sergh]

Probably held a party for investors' money.
We listened to a lecture, watched a presentation about a perpetuum mobile through the projector?

Such a label can be printed:
https://www.whitewall.com/us/metal-prints
Stamped lettering can also be inexpensive:
https://www.aliexpress.us/item/3256805168796581.html

[rakarskiy]

Sergh, your last post is clearly under the guidance and instructions of "trolls" from the commission to combat pseudoscience of the Russian Academy of Sciences. You don't want to see the obvious, your business, but denial of the obvious is a diagnosis or specificity of work on the system.

Why make a nameplate on the installation if on other previous similar in single copies of such an element is simply absent for lack of need. It is an attribute of seriality, and production to indicate belonging.


The International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) develops global standards for electrical and electronic products. IEC standards cover electrical safety, labeling, performance, test methods, and other guidelines for electrical and electronic products1.
In the European Union, electronic and electrical products imported and manufactured are subject to safety standards, labeling, documentation, and testing requirements2.
For more information on labeling/marking requirements in the EU, you can visit the International Trade Administration website.

https://www.trade.gov/country-commercial-guides/eu-labelingmarking-requirements

I hope this helps! 

That's how it looks legal if the intent was to sell a small batch.

[Sergh]

Firstly, the Russian Academy has long been indifferent to this.
And why should they fight magicians, since this mass phenomenon of info scam about free energy on the Internet has nothing to do with pseudoscience.
   More pseudo-academies of pseudosciences were created in Russia than in any other country. "Russian Academy of Natural Sciences" for example (RAEN). And no one fights them there. If you want to easily become an academician, contact them.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russian_Academy_of_Natural_Sciences
Further..
What percentage of the 200 million pages on Google on the topic of free energy can contain truthful and useful information?
I guess 1, 2, 3, ... 10 pages, but not percent 
How do you suppose?
Do all 200 million free energy links on Google lead to honest presentations of really working useful devices?

[rakarskiy]

Sergh, look you are again openly misleading. The Commission is a repressive body under the Russian Academy of Sciences, it still exists, for budget money. 

http://klnran.ru/about/

However, there is a positive moment, for example, this material is about a clearly fraudulent site selling "sewing machines" under the guise of "perpetual motion machines".

How do they make money on perpetual motion machines?

Why are they funded? I have long ago told in this video (though in Russian)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W7Zr1t5NqQI&t=25s

President Putin against energy conservation and green technologies
Decree of the President of the Russian Federation of May 13, 2017 No. 208 "On the Strategy for Economic Security of the Russian Federation for the period until 2030"
Section II "Challenges and threats to economic security"
12. To the main challenges and threats to economic security
relate:
6) the change in the structure of global demand for energy resources and Structure of their consumption, development of energy-saving technologies andReduction of material intensity, development of "green technologies";

Decree link: http://kremlin.ru/acts/bank/41921

[Sergh]

Do you realize that because of this 200,000,000 info scam on the Internet, you and I now look like clowns?

That under no circumstances should one mention Kapanadze or free energy in ordinary life, otherwise we will be called fools behind our backs?

There was no such situation 10-15 years ago, until there was this Internet hysteria on such a scale.