RFI: Bedini, bearden, lindemann class action lawsuite

[Hoppy]

@zpfe

You may be surprised to know that there are quite a few old boys on these forums with good electronics experience. I for one, being an old grey haired git have had my fair share of frustration at some peoples dire lack of even basic knowledge in electrics and electronics from people who seem to have made up their minds that EE is crap just because various people are shouting out about a new revolution in thinking about an energy being manifested in spinning wheels and the like that cannot be measured with EE measuring devices.

Having said this, I have little doubt that guys like John Bedini do genuinely believe in what they publish and do not deserve to be threatened with lawsuits just because others think they are just in it for money. I can think of many others in this world that are more deserved of this!

Personally, I do not think that the alternative ZP theory does fit what I have seen in over two years almost continuous experimentation as a retired Telecomms Planning Engineer. This does not mean that I dismiss it out of hand but I have seen a few strange things in my time that I cannot explain and these alone leave me open minded to any theory that comes along, no matter how crackpot.

Also, please appreciate that many people get enjoyment out of building things like spinning wheels and other 'free energy' devices irrespective of whether they have the capability of producing 'free energy' or not.

With respect your rant at this level is out of order, especially when you should have at least first checked out the viability of taking legal action and asking for group support!!

Hoppy

[Moab]

Hey,, I didnt know that OU.com had a humor section,,,, Thanks for the laugh... LOL!

[hartiberlin]

@zpfe

Lindeman and Bedini always say, that the OU effect comes inside
the batteries.
So it will not work with just charged capacitors.

So what batteries did you use ?

To my experience it needs the sparking at dissimular metal
contact points to convert this "plasma" contact point galvanic voltage and free electrons
due to oxidation and electron clustering at the sparking contact points to
recharge the batteries, so I guess solid state will not work well.
(Unless they use neon gas bulbs with it..)

Well, as you donÂÃ,´t like to post your documentation of your failures,
we donÂÃ,´t know how you tried it and what you might have done
differently or worng ?

So on what cases do you want to sue them ?

I think this does not help the case.
Better document your failures and demand
answers from them, what you have done wrong versus
their devices...

Regards, Stefan.

[tinu]

Hey,, I didnt know that OU.com had a humor section,,,, Thanks for the laugh... LOL!

Indeed, a very good laugh! I thank for it too!
Almost as good as seeing those buffoonery-science DVDs of that show-biz guruâ€Ã,¦ aaa what was his name againâ€Ã,¦ â€ËÅ"Bendini’? Why not putting more money into his pocket solely for his artistic skills? lol

Thanks zpfe for sharing your true experience and for your kind intention. Unfortunately it is futile inhere.
Maybe it’s already redundant to say that I also confirm there is no such OU effect(s) and the man is an ordinary liar, selling woo-woo & mambo-jambo. He, or anyone proving otherwise, can sue me. I can’t wait.

Cheers,
Tinu

[WilbyInebriated]

so are you guys suing these "scammers and liars"? or did you lose all your altruistic drive to rid the the world of such "lying scammers selling woo woo" when you learned it would cost you some $ and switched to this new tactic of waiting for them to sue you ala tinu?
keep us posted on how that works out will you?   

as tinu said, such kind intention...

show-biz guru? john bedini? you're joking right? that's asinine, he's about as far from show-biz as one can get.