Is the free energy gamechanger here ? 2000 Watts u-plug generator

[tinman]

Yes it looks real, but they need to change the name to "U-Plug in the top and I-Plug in the bottom"

[tinman]

That guy using it on a WELDER sure makes it look REAL to me.
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A picture tells a thousand word's,but can hide a million sin's.

[ramset]

A note to Tim Slavings
I know you are very busy with things At the moment ,and I know after speaking with you again last night that you are not happy with what is transpiring here.
I would like to make a simple statement here and at Energetic forum to clear the air  ,however I do want to speak with you first ?

can you call me when you have the time

respectfully
ChetKremens@gmail.com

[pomodoro]

Demand a viewing where you simply check for hidden wires and then let it power a 2000 watt heater you supply as a load on a table you also sipply for 12 hours. No multi meters etc. Just a very good check for hidden wires. He won't do it, because he can't.

[e2matrix]

Demand a viewing where you simply check for hidden wires and then let it power a 2000 watt heater you supply as a load on a table you also sipply for 12 hours. No multi meters etc. Just a very good check for hidden wires. He won't do it, because he can't.

That's essentially what I was thinking although you'll find most portable heaters rated at 1500 watts and that would be better since it is a bit under the 2000 watt rating so they can't say you are pushing it's limits.   If anyone here is good with calculations of how many joules of energy you could cram into that tube in the way of Li-ion batteries (highest common power per volume battery available that I know of) and how long they would be able to run a heater before running down that would be good.   My instinct is they wouldn't last more than a couple hours without running the numbers.  Then propose to U-plug doing this test and see what they say.