And we’re off! Sky News offers a calm, intelligent look at an amazing power generating device that uses magnetic attraction and repulsion to run a motor infinitely with very little power input. The story is quite convoluted and nothing is independently confirmed, but expect this to hit your house “next year” for about “$5,000.” Note the charming young anchor at the end who concedes that this is a “good idea.”
This is a typical overunity device that depends on the gullibility of investors to turn small amounts of electricity into PR and money. Sadly, there is a draw-back. Once friction runs down the device, the investors are usually left with a machine made of brass and lawsuits.
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Oh no… it’s Naomi Robson. So this is where she disappeared to after her stint as trash TV “Today Tonight” host on channel 7 Australia. Looks like it back to more of the same.
I have seen a lot of these perpetual motion in the last 6 months. None have yet come through:(
please send me more info on this perpetual motion machine.
Thanks,
Joan