14.000 times the Hiroshima bomb capacity

[the_big_m_in_ok]

The photograph shows a large electric motor with a pump bolted onto it. It has nothing whatever to do with nuclear power, other than perhaps being a component of a water-circulation system.

People criticize me very strongly, complete with the worst insults imaginable, because of my skeptical insistence on DATA which supports CLAIMS.

But it is really people like YOU, who do nothing constructive and post nonsense and garbage, who really damage the field's credibility in the eyes of the rest of the world.

Really, Tinselkoala, we have more in common that I thought possible.   I've been insulted badly for how I looked and talked, as well as my technical analyses in the past.
       We can agree exactly.   These S.O.B.'s aren't showing anything constructive or informative.   Their designs look like a modified AC motor of (probable) European manufacture.   They apparently re-circulate a liquid(?) from the side or end to the other end.
1) Do they have anything like natural or electromagnets inside them?
2) Are there special materials used in the construction(s)?
3) Are there hidden coils or baffles that force internal (fluids?) to behave in a particular fashion to generate power?
4) Do they ionize anything and then accelerate the resulting plasma to re-ionize more internal material to generate power?
(That's in the same vein as Testatika, by the Swiss Methernitha group.   You can probably GOOGLize the name.)

I don't think these guys are smart enough to generate or use something as UNKNOWN as tachyons without outside help, as coaching from an unknown source of information.

They're Nazi thugs who don't deserved to be taken seriously.

--Lee

[TinselKoala]

There is nothing even modified about it. The picture was taken in 2009, it shows an ordinary motor attached to an ordinary pump, and you can tell by the paint that it hasn't even been opened up since it left the manufacturer. (You can download the original full-res image from the link, including the metadata that gives the date, the exposure details, the camera type and some other stuff the claimants probably don't realize they are giving away.)
There's a temperature probe stuck to the inlet with black tape, that's all. (The tape shows that it doesn't even get that hot.)
Many of these motor-pump arrangements are designed to pump corrosive fluids or even "mud", and many have magnetic coupling between the motor and the pump so that you don't need to worry about any seals leaking or wearing out.
http://www.corrosionfluid.com/sealless-pumps-mag-drive-pumps.aspx
If you google "motor driven centrifugal pump" and then click on "images" you will see hundreds or maybe even thousands of similar models.

[the_big_m_in_ok]

Yes, TinselKoala, as a reply, I saw the centrifigal pumps.   They're straightforward industrial mechanisms.   The only possible modification I can see to one of the Neo-Nazis' smaller units is that a hose leaves or enters the side and then leaves or enters the centerline on the narrow end.   But that's about all that's different, I agee.
       Otherwise, it looks just like a pump to me.

But, my assertion for more information from them still stands:

Addressed to NWO1968 and "Dr." (No)wak:
       What about internal, special components you should have inside this device to make this thing such a world-beating, go-getter you claim it is.   Otherwise is should act like an ordinary pump.   And that part about 'tachyons?'   That's my favorite issue.   They're theoretical subatomic particles.   How do you make or use something that's unknown?

Well, NWO1968?   "Dr." (No)wak?   Can you---or will you---provide plans or schematics for this thing you think you've invented?

Wait!   It occurs to me that you're never, ever going to have this patented because then you'll need to at least disclose the basic functions and/or workings of what you have and then the game would be over---OR, you would prove you point.
       Either way, for the last sentence point, we'll have more of the truth than we have now.

--Lee