MAGNACOASTER MAKES THE DRAGONS DEN!!

[dean_mcgowan]

In the video, I think he said that Waterloo University tested the device.  He claimed 2600% overunity output.  It would be a rather large math mistake if it proved not overunity I would think.  Is there any statement from Waterloo University on the test that they made?

http://uwaterloo.ca/facultiesandcolleges/

Would that be the universities optometry department or the pharmacological department

Didn't see a physics department noted there .. but hey its a university right

[dean_mcgowan]

His tshirt should read :

"Tis harder to kidnap bullshit artists"

[TinselKoala]

http://uwaterloo.ca/facultiesandcolleges/

Would that be the universities optometry department or the pharmacological department

Didn't see a physics department noted there .. but hey its a university right

Just to be fair:
http://gradcalendar.uwaterloo.ca/default.aspx?groupID=1466
The university does have a PhD. program in physics, as well as ones in Electrical Engineering/Computer science.

Hey, RIchard, why not be more specific? What's the investigator's name, I'll give him (or her) a call and get the real story.

That being said, I still am feeling rather insulted by Richard's presentation. There's no real data, just some improbable claims, and that T-shirt!!

[innovation_station]

for the record i have had nothing to do with richard willis nor have i ever met him  i have spoke to richard on the fone ....

that is all      i have had for dealings with richard   i wanted to see if he was doing smilar things to what  i have been reserching

case and point is he  does not know of tesla much......  i beleave he actaually did stumble upon this.... as he says he did ...

and he has yet to perfect it 

lol

cya in 10 years.... lol   richard is useing silicon ....     lol

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[MrMag]

Hey Guy's

The University of Waterloo in Waterloo Ontario, is probably the best engineering university in Ontario, if not the country. I worked in the engineering department for a company that would hire Co-op students for summer work and we always tried to get a student from Waterloo. Anyone around here that wants to make a living in the engineering field knows that Waterloo is where to be trained. High school students require around an 85% average grade to be accepted into it (depending on which course, some courses require a higher grade).