All RAR energia is a hoax ( Project, machine, press article, .... )

Really...
A big hoax invented by a Brazilian student.
This student (poa_engineer) works in computer graphics and design with a software of image. Very successful software.

The machine does not exist. The workers are false.
Really, the shed is empty.

May be it is a hoax, sounds plausible, but who filed the patent?

It is of course possible for anybody to file any patent, but this costs some money and some work.

It was filed in the US by a Brazilian, so he needs an attorney in the US (this is the highest cost, several thousand Dollars).

The patent was also filed with WIPO see WO2013144757, which also costs money.

The original Brazilian patent UY34709 was also filed by an attorney (again a lot of money).

At least the patenting was an expensive effort, someone spend thousands of Dollars for it. That looks more like delusion than hoax. But who knows, the world is crazy.

Greetings, Conrad

  I've always had a feeling that it was a generated image and
have looked for faults.
  Whoever did this certainly went to a great deal of trouble,
it's been very well done.
               John.

At least the patenting was an expensive effort, someone spend thousands of Dollars for it. That looks more like delusion than hoax. But who knows, the world is crazy.

Greetings, Conrad

Yes Conrad

But a patent costs cheaper than to buy of the advertising

It will all get back to when the brake is released. If it is computer generated as
you absolutely know, then there will never be a brake release.

I personally, absolutely, know nothing!!

The relevant part of the BesslerWheel.com thread starts here:

http://www.besslerwheel.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=122741#122741

I believe the devices are real enough.

But that stocky fellow in the white shirt and hard-hat... I know he's got to be a cardboard cut-out.

LOL. I was less polite and called him that fat chap.
Chubby chappy is Renato Robeiro, the billionaire sole owner of both the company and its parent.


link: http://www.rarenergia.com.br/gilman%20oficial%2019%20eng.JPG


Above is him with his family. I presume the lady in the duffel coat is his wife.

 "When the brake is released", oh yes, reminds me of old Rossi and his
 mega-watt.....and don't forget the mega-watt Diesel that was running
 It!!
        John.

Come on! You can't be serious.
Huge difference in scale and Rossi isn't a billionaire, is he.

Unfortunately we do not have any tangible information besides the patenting effort, which costed at least 10.000.-- Dollars (probably more).

See the attached PDF-File depicting the patent family (related patents).

For me it means, there is money behind. But that does not prove that the machine is more than a heap of steel.

My personal take: the inventor has a life long obsession with "gravity machines" and at the end of his life he wants to give in to this obsession because he can afford it. He was clever enough not to let his obsession interfere with his business life but finally he went over the edge (as some old people do, we see it in this forum quite often).

If he already owned the buildings then the costs of building the two contraptions might not be that high (for a millionaire). My estimate is 100.000.-- to 200.000.-- Dollars. This is not too much for an old person owning millions. Many millionaires spend much more money on other follies (like women, big houses, yachts, gambling).

I just hope that we get useful information eventually. Till then, forget it!

Greetings, Conrad