You can visit him and Prof. Steven Jones in Utah when the 5KW unit arrive.  I plan on that.
 
I plan to bring my oscilloscopes etc. so that more scientific tests can be done.  You should do the same.

The tests that I would like to do if I visit Sterling Allan in Utah when he has his 5KW home generator
 
1.  Capture the waveforms at the various appropriate connections.  This experiment will tell us when and where the lead-out energy enters the system.
 
2.  A calorimeter type test.  The simplest is to boil away water.  We can easily determine the exact amount of water that turned to steam.  That will require considerable energy - much more than could be supplied by the four 12V batteries.
 
3. Repeat the home appliances test.  This will demonstrate that the average household can use such a device.  I shall bring a potential licensee with me.  He is more interested in selling it than the technical details.
 
4. Try to feed the energy back to the grid and see whether a faster payback is possible.  This will be a strong selling point.
 
5. See if the unit can be placed on an electric car to recharge the car batteries.  This will be of great interest to the Group who claimed to have developed such technology.  They have a demonstration car that I shall drive when I go back to Hong Kong.
 
I have confidence that all the above will provide positive results.  The potential licensee is already doing some basic homework - getting component price quotes, identifying factory space, talking to their investors etc.
 
Many of you will be able to taste the Divine Wine soon.  (Before the end of this year?)
 
I shall be doing some "commercial resonance condition" finding experiments at overunityresearch.com under the ltseung888 bench.  You are welcome to read that information.  One Output vs Input Power waveform for the LED Hat result is shown here.