ZERG generator nullifies EMF with field, "doubles input efficiency"

[SolarLab]

A brief look at the diagrams and I know not to waste time on the document. And I thought Holcomb was bad. It pales in comparison to this absurdity. Must be a bad joke from our neighbors to the north.
bi

That comment is self explanatory - "pretty much says it all!"

If you can't figure out Holcomb by now, you'll never get this one...

[bistander]

That comment is self explanatory - "pretty much says it all!"

If you can't figure out Holcomb by now, you'll never get this one...

But I did figure out Holcomb.
bi

[SolarLab]

But I did figure out Holcomb.
bi

Good - then you understand how it works and why it works.

So you are there then - should not be too hard to figure out how many of these other
technicques work - great, looking forward to more of your insightful technical input.

[bistander]

Good - then you understand how it works and why it works.

So you are there then - should not be too hard to figure out how many of these other
technicques work - great, looking forward to more of your insightful technical input.

The ones I've commented on don't work. That's the problem. Speaking of looking forward, I have been anxiously awaiting your LinGen prototype and test.
bi

[Cloxxki]

There have been highly respected inventors whose patents were far from an easy build blueprint.
Let's not pretend a good invention will always come with a patent that makes it easy to understand or replicate.

At the same time, if they undertook all this effort and cost to get to a patent, a process that took them a few years as per usual, we need to understand what drove them to. Understand whether they actually built something, whether they even have the advertised 150 kW running somewhere. Understand what keeps them from looping it and milking more money than most can spend. "Lack of funding" doesn't really apply when so much was invested into "protecting" the technology.
It's perfectly scalable up and down, they say. So a couple 20 kW units would turn a run of the mill PHEV into a never-charge BEV. Which, when parked by a premises that taken power 24/7, earns back more in electricity than a fancy BEV car brings in monthly hire fee.

If real, they look to need some help (yes, the website smells funny by lack of external reviews and real pictures).
If scam, they need to be exposed. Anyone googling them, should find a thread on here that quickly explains it.
If deluded or "almost there" inventors, and several lurkers on this forum may be such, they need some help as well.