Auroratek self sustainable technologies Overunity to market in Arizona USA

[gauschor]

http://auroratek.us/PRODUCTS.html

This webpage looks like the typical scammer website, with the same style seen already dozens of times for free magnet energy etc. I won't waste my breath on this one. Good luck everyone following this.

[ramset]

All
Well I did speak with Aurora ,The "Product" will be showcased at the Conference in Albuquerque New Mexico July 30-Aug 3
The product has No expendables/perishables or "Fuel" and runs in perpetuity at the "specified output" on energy harvested from the local environment ,whether it be the middle of the ocean or a desert.

I will be calling her again in a few days when I get back home [working out of town ATM] for more details and info on the conference.

thx
Chet

[TinselKoala]

Oh come on. This is BILL ALEK, ffs. He has been around almost as long as Bedini, and has provided even less proof of his outlandish claims.

Here's his _real_ website:

http://intalek.com/


Don't worry. You may see a "product"... the little scooter... at the end of July,  but you won't see it recharging itself from nothing.  Why don't you call up "Aurora Light" and ask her to show you the last six months worth of electric power bills for their home and workshop. Please tell us just exactly what she says.

[ramset]

Tinsel
How about we try something new.......

Lets  put down the stones,  extinguish the torches and see if we can actually get some more information
about the "product" and what is being offered .

Like Gentlemen....

thx
Chet

[TinselKoala]

Tinsel
How about we try something new.......

Lets  put down the stones,  extinguish the torches and see if we can actually get some more information
about the "product" and what is being offered .

Like Gentlemen....

thx
Chet

So call up "Aurora" and ask her outright. The descriptions of the product on the website are very carefully worded, I think you have noticed.  Ask about input power vs. output power in _actual devices they have operating now_, not planned or speculative builds that they "will" have working "soon".

And also ask about Bill's antigravity machines and other "intalek" claims he's made in the past. Oh.. no, you had better not do that, that wouldn't be "gentlemanly" would it. It's not polite to ask for proof of outlandish claims!