Hi Ben,well I don´t exactly know, if that really is the shown inverter or a simular model from Schneider Electric...Also in the video you can shortly see also a second device obviously from Schneider Electric hanging at the wall...but it could not be seen completely... so We must wait and see and maybe they will show today something in the livevideo ?

by the way, here is the inventor in a picture from his Facebook profile sitting in a funny American style car ! lol....https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10151159026895404

Just a heads up, I just tried to see how things were going with the Earth Engine and both my browsers red flagged them as malware. Didn't have that problem yesterday.


Redirects?

Well, no not malware or any script problem, just earthenginelive.com runs only via http and not https so your browser just  shows this in the URL box...
So giving into forms your personal information is then not transfered encrypted...but this is the only page, where you can do this:
http://earthenginelive.com/contact.html
But as these are no login informations or something very private informations, this probably is not so important and also not dangerous...

Well, it is really disapointing...I just analyzed the source code of the webpage...

It is no real Live Stream, just a 11 second loop, it is just a recorded MP4 Video file:here it is stored..
http://earthenginelive.com/live/rtsp-stream.mp4
So also no real load to see, just idling away....probably all powered by the big yellow battery...seen in the former video...So we are still waiting to see, if they will show a real KWatts load on any of their motors...

So still waiting for member Chet to get a few good engineers to them who have the right knowledge to measure it correctly...
Regards, Stefan.

Well, it is really disapointing...I just analyzed the source code of the webpage...

It is no real Live Stream, just a 11 second loop, it is just a recorded MP4 Video file:here it is stored..
http://earthenginelive.com/live/rtsp-stream.mp4
So also no real load to see, just idling away....probably all powered by the big yellow battery...seen in the former video...So we are still waiting to see, if they will show a real KWatts load on any of their motors...

So still waiting for member Chet to get a few good engineers to them who have the right knowledge to measure it correctly...
Regards, Stefan.

I'm not defending them nor am I interested in what they are doing but just wanted to inform you that because it's a mp4 file it does not mean it's not a live stream. This is commonly done on the web so that clients do not directly connect to the live stream source (the camera) and hog up all the connections to it over RTSP. And also so the stream can be embededed in a html5 video tag so that clients don't need any special plugins to view it. Here are code libraries that do just that:
https://github.com/horgh/videostreamer
https://github.com/Streamedian/html5_rtsp_player/wiki/HTML5-RTSP-Player

Just to be on the fair side.

 Karl Walsh The 11 second loop is a software glitch that’s being fixed. When you want to fool people you do it with a 30 minute loop—not 11 seconds where the image obviously stops and reloads. I’ve seen this happen often with ATP pro tennis livestream. When the tennis live feed has a glitch it defaults to a 1 min 58 sec loop. Very peculiar. Anyway, the motor is pulling a small load— all the cameras— and that will be explained when the new page layout is finished. There will also be either a video timestamp or a physical clock atop Crystal. My vote is for the clock as that would be more difficult to fake. New software has been installed and you should see the improvements today. It’s been quite the learning curve for a team without much experience in livestreaming.
 Stefan Hartmann to  Karl Walsh • 7 minutes ago Thanks for the info. Cool would be, if they could at least show a 10 Watts LED light running all day long
from the generator output, also if it is not the promised 500 Watts load...If it could at least trickle charge its own battery and still be able to run a 10 Watts LED light , that would already show some additional output...and be more output than it uses itsself....
 
Stefan Hartmann   • a few seconds from now Also with a big sized Joule Thief circuit you can easily lightup a 10 Watts LED with just 1 to 3 Watts fully and additionally keep up the big yellow battery charged.... so such a setup would use less than 5 Watts, if you do it right and your magnet deflection arm is not drawing too much power and maybe could be redesigned to just use a relay mechanism instead of a motor, that only uses just one short current pulse....

8-45 US$ cents/KWh lease price for a "very similar" disclosed concept :
https://patents.google.com/patent/DE4304132A1/en
https://patents.google.com/patent/DE4304132A1/de
It is not a trick,  it is simple - material expensive- engineering :
                                          lever arm

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=jg4e8W44_E4
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=D116V8rYR1s

pure system costs : 1500 Euros/KW,5% tax calc. and 10 years AfA/ amortization : by 100% time-capacity lease :
                                             3 Euro-cents/KWh

       most expensive part:  1000 Euros/KW for the  low speed generator(motor) to pay

Difference : over-head profits temptation

They have fixed now the Livestream and it is really streamed live.


Now also the Wall Street Journal article is out:
https://www.wsj.com/articles/one-mans-unlikely-quest-to-power-the-world-with-magnets-11558029179?emailToken=96b1b6a6bc5037cb1733473796fbc9b03yWZ2z0vNuzZaGBkOo0XODD2Q5deXLgOR4n+7X8531Pa/qQ2YIqxuMrXfIIMsBzUMKtEwVdnntVM1UmKNoYTSDEvIPoYLOcUnnywW8n3DSCfGu3iKdgs+ZyF6ptuigad&reflink=article_copyURL_share

Is it truly a WSJ article, or is it a IEC advertisement? Every page is branded on the top with "Advertisement". If advert, then the question is how much did they pay WSJ for the IEC  advert and are they hoping this sum will lend credence to their "device".
Fishing in the big pond for tuna when the local trout stream ran out?

Regards
skeptical