Hutchison GoFundMe Scam ?

[hartiberlin]

What do you all think about the Hutchison
Gofundme Videos to raise money ?

I think this is faked:

http://www.gofundme.com/hutchison-effect-energy?utm_campaign=Emails&utm_source=sendgrid.com&utm_medium=email

http://www.youtube.com/watch?&v=BQ4TuAEpQJM#!


A Barium-Titanate Cylinder that just blinks for a few microseconds a neon bulb is
not able to run a 1 Watt Lightbulb nor  these motors, also not if he uses
it via these LC tuning circuits, that also have losses...

So I think Hutchison  is running a scam there...


I think this is not funny, although  he makes himself look a little bit nuts...
as his other videos pretend...

If he lies there in these videos to make money this way,
he just makes the whole free energy scene look stupid and fraudulent...

That is not good...

Please post your views about this.

Many thanks.


Regards, Stefan.

[TinselKoala]

I have long felt that Hutchison is an outrageous scammer. It is all the more ironic that his "funder" whom he mentions several times in this video, has also finally decided pretty much the same thing. It is believed by some of his early sponsors and investigators (but not by me) that perhaps John at one time could actually generate some effects in his old laboratory, but for many years now he has been unable to produce any real effects like his early levitations.

However, it is my belief that those early levitations and other effects were also faked, many of them simply by filming with the camera upside-down. I have seen and inspected many of his original weird metal samples, and some of them are still unexplained, but others of them have been duplicated using induction furnaces (which he has) and oxyacetylene torches (also which he has).

In the present video.... as in just about every other video that he has ever presented... it is impossible to tell whether or not there are hidden wires supplying energy, or even the output of an induction furnace or other wireless power transmitting system operating. One exception is a video from some years ago where he "levitates" a toy flying saucer model for a Japanese film crew.... and one can easily see the string supporting the "levitating" model.

I myself have reproduced the famous "bushing" levitation. This film from JH was analyzed by some very good engineers and they claimed that the time course of the acceleration could not have been faked by jerking the bushing upwards with a string or other means. I did it by turning the whole scene upside down and suspending the bushing by an electromagnet, then reducing the EM field rapidly but not instantly.... as if by turning down a variac. Filming upside down, this produced a bushing levitation with a time course of acceleration identical to that observed in the heavily-analyzed original JH video.  The combination of the slow release of the magnetic field and the acceleration due to the Earth's gravity produced an acceleration profile just like what was seen in the JH bushing levitation film.
I also was able to reproduce some of his other famous effects using simple trickery.

[picowatt]

Why does he need to build a larger version to prove that his concept is sound or have independent testing/validation performed?

Food for thought...

PW

[tinman]

One also has to wonder why a man who claims to have an anti gravity system,would need ! go fund me? !
Surly an anti gravity system would be worth a couple of buck's?

[hartiberlin]

Well, okay, maybe I worded it a bit wrong due to the language barrier,
maybe we should call him delusional ?,
but he just received some bigger donations like 1000 US$...
Well he raised already 5000 US$ via this...

At least I can say from experience, that a Barium Titanate cylinder
that acts as an electret and charges up itsself and just blinks for a
few micro- or milliseconds
a neon bulb, will not have the power to light up this at least 500
MilliWatts or 1 Watt incandescent bulb
contineously and also will not be able to power the motors...

He also shows this sitting on some kind of container beneath it, where
it is possible,
that he just has a car battery or simular hidden below it.

It was also shown, that he staged this small toy UFO flying in his
flat where you
could actually see the wire lifting it in his video...
So maybe his earlier Antigravity videos are also only faked by using
180 degrees tilted cameras...??

Well, his videos where he pretends to be a blonde woman are sometimes
funny, but claiming now free energy in the Watt range other than his
crystal cells, which only
delivered MilliWatts, without a real proof and obviously faking it,
seems not so funny to me...

Well, with this staging he makes the whole free energy scene look nuts
and we are already enough the targets of professional skeptics and
paid naysaysers or simular characters..

So I don´t find this funny anymore, also people who have been scammed this
way will never donate any more money to real good scientists doing
good research...
cause they have fear being scammed again...

Just my opinion.

Regards, Stefan.