GDS 3 KW generator runs on water

[TinselKoala]

Magnacoaster had that same kind of BS "guarantee" language. It must be in working condition in order to return it! All these guys follow the exact same script.

[Pirate88179]

Magnacoaster had that same kind of BS "guarantee" language. It must be in working condition in order to return it! All these guys follow the exact same script.

Exactly TK!

So, I buy a claimed O.U. device and...low and behold, it does not produce O.U. for me.  I send it back to get a refund and, I am told that, since the device does not Produce O.U., it is not a working device and therefore, I can not get a refund.

Who comes up with this crap?  Scammers, that's who.

Bill

[l0stf0x]

This is a presentation (at Greek tv show) of a new invention by a greek scientist.  It runs on water and nothing else.. and produce pleanty of energy. No sound at all. All is about frequency.

In this page you can see the video and there is also live 24/24 streaming of the device..


http://www.zougla.gr/perivallon/article/energia-ap-to-nero

[memoryman]

There is no mention of how the measurements were performed or the exact description of the instruments used (calibration, brand and model).
Note that the 'lights' were very dim and could have been LEDs. What's inside the box?
I find the claimed efficiency of the 'inverter' to be very high, especially given the dates.
Since I don't know Greek, the documents meant nothing to me.
A Google search for 'electrophasmatic' and 'Peter Campus patent' had no relevant returns.

[gyulasun]

There is no mention of how the measurements were performed or the exact description of the instruments used (calibration, brand and model).
Note that the 'lights' were very dim and could have been LEDs. What's inside the box?
I find the claimed efficiency of the 'inverter' to be very high, especially given the dates.
Since I don't know Greek, the documents meant nothing to me.
A Google search for 'electrophasmatic' and 'Peter Campus patent' had no relevant returns.

Hi memoryman,

Well he is Petro Zografo (no idea why the link included the "Campus" instead of Zografo...  (and Petro can be Peter, that may sound ok).

I figured out the Greek patent number from the first page of the patent showed in the link, it is 72866 and the European Patent Office "knows"  GR72866, see here:
http://worldwide.espacenet.com/publicationDetails/biblio?DB=worldwide.espacenet.com&II=0&ND=3&adjacent=true&locale=en_EP&FT=D&date=19831219&CC=GR&NR=72866B&KC=B 

Unfortunately, the actual pages of the patent are not included, probably they are available for money from the Greek Patent Office (or from any Patent Office by ordering).  I do not know Greek either, unfortunately.

Gyula