Rosch taking orders on OU Bouyancy device.

[MarkE]

so what does this mean?
within two hours of the first delivery the scam will be revealed [longest run time to date??] ,or perhaps sooner if they need to hook to the mains to get it working in the first place.

and these men all are known individuals with lives ,families and homes?
Do they not fear retribution from scammed persons as well as financial government penalties or prison sentences?

at what personal cost would they take such a risk??

that sounds even crazier in this day and age of instant worldwide media..

Well what does that suggest to you about delivery?  Does it suggest Perendev?  Does it suggest Magnacoaster?  Does it suggest Steorn?

Here is a bit of an observation and a riddle:  They have this machine that is supposed to be sloshing around weights with at least 5kW kinetic energy.  Does the machine vibrate heavily?  Do they secure the machine to the floor?  I don't see any bolts in the flange plate on the floor.   But they do attach pipes to the wall as Stefan has noted several times.   

[hartiberlin]

well  ramset.
that is also a question, what still puzzles me...

The money they will make with it is not soo much, that they could hide on
an island for years in this modern world of top detectives and money
always leaves trails...

Well lets just still wait a few days, until we will get more test reports from
more technical people. Until now we have only this one witness report
which was only somebody with not much technical knowledge.

At least we have a few first pictures...
Gaia seems wanted to wait, until they will publish themself more infos
cause they wanted to have more visitors paying 40 Euros entrance fees...

but so far not many people have visited this event.

[ramset]

Mark E
Soo the laws in their country are very Weak?
no real enforcement to worry about?
and they'll only sell to little old lady's that wouldn't hurt a fly
if you robbed them ??

where I come from guys that do what you suggest here walk into shovels and much worse.
there is no amount of money that is worth that.

** I see Stefan posted whilst I was Plunking the keys.
yes we shall see hopefully

Chet K

[hartiberlin]

Yes MarkE you are right the device should be also bolted to the floor
and it seems it is not...

Well lets just wait for a good video of it where we can also
see and hear the device.

Gaia seems to have wanted to build up the tension so high, that
they though many people would flock to their demo events during the
next days, but so far only around maybe 20 people have visited there.

They just wanted to get the entrance fees of 40 EUros for just seeing
the device for around 1 hour and then the next groups should
come in and see it and so on...
That is probably why they only publised no photos and videos yet, so
the people would come and pay their entrance fees...

Also as the device runs it costs around 30 cents/KWh, so if they have already
burned 500 KWh from the grid in about 1 week, it has costs them already 150 Euros to have wasted this
electricity there from the grid by showing it and working on it during the last days...

They published only the picture of the power meter showing 482 KWh so far...
http://gaia-energy.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/250415-rosch-gaia-aukw-besichtigung03-752x211.jpg

Well, so it seems they need the people to visit them so the entrance fees could compensate
their new big electricity bill...

[TinselKoala]

There certainly are laws in Germany. Just ask Mike Brady (Perendev). What these people expect to get out of all of this is not clear to me either. Maybe it's a new reality show or Candid Camera clone, to see how many people can actually be duped.

But it really looks like there is a "crisis of belief". Not many people have bothered to attend the "demonstration"... and no wonder! Why attend something so obviously staged, and pay money for it to boot? As I understand it, attendees cannot even approach the thing closely, and of course no measurements of anything are allowed. And Stefan's "Pull the mains plug to the building" test suggestion just makes the claimants mad, rather than being seen as a perfect opportunity to prove the skeptics wrong.

"Rosch: Believe it or Leave!"  I think I'll have some bumper stickers printed up with that saying on it.