Clean, free and constant energy is here!

Even if it worked perpetual motion is useless, it would have to create more energy than it used and in a large amount. before it becomes useful. But it doesn't work anyway.

In this video they claim the efficiency is around 3:1, which would be useful.

Don't get me wrong, I think this is BS and nothing will come of it, but I was just wondering what effect licencing would have and if it would be possible for something like this to be used by anyone, or are we still going to end up paying for energy one way or another.
 
Wouldn't you keep quiet and actually produce it, as opposed to doing lots of marketing hyping it up?

"Hi, I can run your entire house from this shoebox sized machine forever. For free. How does that sound?"

No need for hype.
 
Jesus christ Teki, do you genuinely believe everything you read?

"IF ITS WRITTEN HERE ON THE INTERNETS ITS TRUE m8"

Im with Evangelion, you obviously didn't go to school. :( :p
 
Jesus christ Teki, do you genuinely believe everything you read?

"IF ITS WRITTEN HERE ON THE INTERNETS ITS TRUE m8"

Im with Evangelion, you obviously didn't go to school. :( :p

I suggest you read this thread

http://forums.overclockers.co.uk/showthread.php?t=17886986


WHAT CODEX WILL BRING
What can we expect under Codex? To give you an idea, here are some important points:

* Common foods such as garlic and peppermint would be classified as drugs or a third category (neither food nor drugs) that only big pharmaceutical companies could regulate and sell. Any food with any therapeutic effect can be considered a drug, even benign everyday substances like water.


This comes into power in 2009. I hope you have enough vegetable patches ready to keep your family going.
 
I don't believe in conspiracy theories but i do wonder why the government's of the world / oil companies would let this exists.

Think of the amount of jobs that would go in oil production , transportation , distribution + electricity companies. Hundreds of billions in lost revenue in tax's and even more in lost GDP. Hundreds of thousands of people out of work.

Of course this wouldn't be a instant loss but over certain amount of years as people took up the technology and car manufacturers used the in there cars. But still how would the government make up this loss revenue of all these people now out of work , the tax lost from petrol and other related business's?
 
About the closest thing u can get to a perpetual motion machine is a working fusion reactor, it self sustains...but even then u need to feed it hydrogen, but at least what's left over is only helium oh and &£@# loads of energy.
 
Didn't this lot try a "working demonstration" a couple of years ago and then cancel it since the lights in the room were too hot or something? (although the whole thing was a giveaway from the start - an Irish company with new advanced technology?!)

& lolTeki
 
Bump!

This was nearly a year ago and I've heard nothing else about it, anyone know of anything being done with it? Or were we right to be skeptical?
 
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