Akula eternal lantern 4

[Void]

The Catch-22 for that plan is that if you do not already realize that it is a scam, then you probably do not have the skills necessary to evaluate it in person.  Whereas: if you realize the fact that it is a scam, then you probably would not have any interest in evaluating it in person.

I admire your blind faith, but I always prefer actual evidence to speculation.
If the opportunity arose, I would test the device thoroughly before attempting to
draw any conclusions, just as any reasonable person would do. The device will either
work as claimed, or it won't.
All the best...

[MileHigh]

I admire your blind faith, but I always prefer actual evidence to speculation.
If the opportunity arose, I would test the device thoroughly before attempting to
draw any conclusions, just as any reasonable person would do. The device will either
work as claimed, or it won't.
All the best...

The reality is that no combination of coils, resistors, capacitors, transistors, or MOSFETs can produce free energy.  Nonetheless, you have a revolving door with an endless stream of people pitching free energy circuits and people discussing and sometimes believing in these alleged free energy circuits.  So you have two agents stuck in the revolving door, the pitchers and the observers, endlessly turning and turning and turning and going nowhere.

Sometimes an observer drops some money onto the floor.  The bills slip under one of the doors and are picked up by the pitcher walking behind in the next compartment.  That feeds the system and keeps the door revolving and revolving and revolving.

[MarkE]

I admire your blind faith, but I always prefer actual evidence to speculation.
If the opportunity arose, I would test the device thoroughly before attempting to
draw any conclusions, just as any reasonable person would do. The device will either
work as claimed, or it won't.
All the best...

I think you have funny definitions of terms such as:  "blind faith", "evidence", and "speculation".

I suggest that you first learn what the term:  "passive" means.  Akula claims that all of his components are passive.  Ergo he claims none of his components produce energy.  Ergo the sum of those components cannot produce energy.  Ergo by his own statements, his demonstrations are not powered by the components he claims to use.  QED. 

[Void]

I think you have funny definitions of terms such as:  "blind faith", "evidence", and "speculation".
I suggest that you first learn what the term:  "passive" means.  Akula claims that all of his components are passive.  Ergo he claims none of his components produce energy.  Ergo the sum of those components cannot produce energy.  Ergo by his own statements, his demonstrations are not powered by the components he claims to use.  QED.

Actually Akula and his partners seem to be saying that they believe that they are tapping
into the Earth's magnetic field somehow, and they have also indicated that the composition
of the ferrite cores is also important in this device. Whether there is any truth to this or not remains to be seen.
All the best...

[MarkE]

Actually Akula and his partners seem to be saying that they believe that they are tapping
into the Earth's magnetic field somehow, and they have also indicated that the composition
of the ferrite cores is also important in this device. Whether there is any truth to this or not remains to be seen.
All the best...

People say lots of things.  What they demonstrate is something else.

The Earth's magnetic field is for all purposes static at any given location on the planet's surface.  Ergo there is no changing flux to be intercepted.  Ergo there is no induction to be tapped.  Ergo any claim of "tapping into the Earth's magnetic field somehow" is utter BS.  QED.