GDS 3 KW generator runs on water

[MarkE]

I figured it out, there is an electric eel in the water tank and two hamster wheels in the tires. 

Seriously though apart from a fusion reaction (Oshawa is near the Pickering nuclear power plant :-),  and this idea is really far fetched, but perhaps a generator could use some type of water/ algae based bio fuel.  Generates a bio gas that is fed into the motor and uses the pelton wheel to keep the algae and water mixed.  He could make that claim and say his bio fuel generator is hidden inside a hollowed out battery in order to hide his invention until his patent application is processed bythe USPTO and Canadian patent office.

Yeah I know I am making stuff up and I really think like everyone else this is just another battery in a box.

The problem is scale.  You need enough mutant atomic algae and rabid hamsters to generate 15kW = ~20hp.

[profitis]

@tinselkoala oh well if it was a real breakthru or real fraud we'l never know now thanks to your crusades.the inventor is very stupid anyway if it is a breakthru improvement because he shouldv thort about the attention that it would bring from o.u. websites and the crusades that come along with such attention.he shouldve just called it a 'super gen runs long time' and shutup about the water promo

[MarkE]

@tinselkoala oh well if it was a real breakthru or real fraud we'l never know now thanks to your crusades.the inventor is very stupid anyway if it is a breakthru improvement because he shouldv thort about the attention that it would bring from o.u. websites and the crusades that come along with such attention.he shouldve just called it a 'super gen runs long time' and shutup about the water promo

Those with the ability to observe recognize this device as just yet another in a long string of battery in a box magic generator claims.

[Paul-R]

There is said to be patent application. I  can find nothing in  the Canadian office mentioning Greg Potter, GDS or  GDS Technologies.

Here's the link  in case others may succeed:

http://brevets-patents.ic.gc.ca/opic-cipo/cpd/eng/search/advanced.html

[MarkE]

There is said to be patent application. I  can find nothing in  the Canadian office mentioning Greg Potter, GDS or  GDS Technologies.

Here's the link  in case others may succeed:

http://brevets-patents.ic.gc.ca/opic-cipo/cpd/eng/search/advanced.html

Three points:

1. Patent applications do not publish immediately.
2. An application would only state how the inventor claims the device works.
3. Applications that describe non-operable machines like this one routinely get rejected for lack of utility.