This video was shot on August 23, 2011 near Wells, England. At the time, we thought at least 10x overunity was being shown, but it later was shown to be a function of measurement error. A story about this is posted at pesn.com …
7 March 2012 at 00:59 · Comment
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Sterling Allan shot this video at Bobby Amarasingam’s place in Somerset, Britain on September 5, 2011. These are a couple of earlier prototypes that presented learning information on which he expanded. He said that he measured prototype 10 (the second of the two in the video) as outputting four times as much energy as input, using gravity as the driving inertial force. For more info, see peswiki.com …
14 September 2011 at 03:05 · Comment
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Sorry for poor quality. This video of Bobby Amarasingham’s technology prototype was shot with a cell phone. The good news is that he gave us permission to share it because the resolution is low enough that no keys are disclosed. This is a unit built by an engineering group in Bristol, UK It is almost completed. If I understand correctly, this one was designed to be self-powering with energy left over for practical use. I don’t think …
24 March 2011 at 00:39 · Comment
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I received this video from the British inventor today on Nov. 10, 2010. He shot it with his phone camera. He claims that it produces 4x as much energy as it consumes to keep it rotating. He says the technology is capable of efficiencies much greater than that, and are in process of being developed. See our story about this at pesn.com For more info about this generator and UK company see peswiki.com …
11 November 2010 at 00:54 · Comment
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Cell phone video taken by British inventor, Bobby Amarasingam. He says that this prototype is able to produce 4 times more energy from the generators around the periphery than it takes to spin the main rotor mechanism. See our story about this at pesn.com And here is our general feature page about this company: peswiki.com …
26 November 2010 at 02:38 · Comment
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