"Self Running 900 Watt Fuelless Electrical Generator" Is this new?

[Cap-Z-ro]

" WITTS isn't the only one with free energy technology.  Why not level accusations of greed against that Japanese water powered car maker for not revealing their plans?  Or against Steorn and their Orbo?  That is just my personal opinion, and I don't have time to debate the issue."


Those companies are not hiding behind 'religious ideals', where as WITTS is.

That is the big difference.

That is why WITTS are being regarded as the hypocrite's they are showing themselves to be.

Can it be any more clear...it can't be for me.

Regards...

[k4zep]

WITTS has already given out overunity plans for free many years ago.  What they found was that almost no one would take the time or expense to build their device.  The only person I know of who tried to replicate it was Naudin, who had, according to my sources, replicated it successfully and found overunity in the device.  I don't know if Naudin had published it or not.  It would be interesting to email Naudin and ask him if he indeed did replicate it.  The name of the device, I believe, was the "flux switch transformer" from WITTS.  It would make sense that he would have at least tried to replicate it.

For more info on the flux switch transformer plans, see:

http://www.witts.ws/gifts.html

You've got to remember, though, that this is not just a simple magnet motor like Bedini's schoolgirl motor. There are high voltage components totalling thousands of dollars for building even a low-horsepower device.  Few common, everyday people have the capital to fund such a project, so you can forget about such a device going viral.  But people like Tesla and Keely did have the capital.  And this quantum energy device is based, at least partially, on fundamental concepts unveiled by Keely in the late 1800's.

As a old builder of electronic projects for many years, I am a bit skeptical of the "thousands of dollars" of parts....I just don't see it in the photographs. Just for the fun of it, in your spare time, give us a parts list of these expensive "high" voltage components and let me price them out at normal electronic supply houses prices!  Me thinks that whoever is building these devices is taking you to the bank also!

Thanks,
Ben K4ZEP

[FatBird]

@ K4ZEP:  As a old A of electronic projects for many years, I am a bit skeptical of the "thousands of dollars" of parts....I just don't see it in the photographs. Just for the fun of it, in your spare time, give us a parts list of these expensive "high" voltage components and let me price them out at normal electronic supply houses prices!  Me thinks that whoever is building these devices is taking you to the bank also!

Thanks,
Ben K4ZEP

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EXCELLENT POINTS Ben.  I suspect that the total cost of the parts would be well under $500, especially if purchased on Ebay where parts can be bought for pennies on the dollar.

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[magnetmotorman]

$12000???
You can build a Hutchinson device with that money...!

Stop of scam, TRUE IS OPEN OR NOTHING.

[leonardo]

there are sevral ways to do this same illistration in deceptive ways such as
in the generator box using batteries or small gas engine. all of the noise thats is heard on the video's
would not be an electrical emf
and in the wiring thru the 2x4's connecting the lights
plus if your realy wanting to be hunanitarian especialy christian you would release the plans and not capitalize on this
any person who understand the basics for emf knows torque is needed to creat curent
plus you dont seem to even taken the time to clean it or make it look like you dint throw it together in hour