I have just finished watching tonights episode and cant believe that Brad invested 1 Million in a technology that is frankly impossible. You cant get more energy out of a system than you put into it as was claimed. Only nuclear fusion can possibly accomplish this and currently scientists have achieved about equal input power to output power. What was claimed by the inventor that the test at the UWO produced 2500 x the energy input is incredible. There is no way according to modern day physics. That really was a big IF that Brad had stipulated. I m really curious to the outcome of this deal.
Sincerely
Charlie Barbara
Ontario Power Generation

Shows like this have a non-disclosure agreement attached, which ends when the episode airs. After that it's fair game.

Considering these were taped months ago (September at the latest), there should be some word on progress by now. But there's not a peep.

And Richard didn't get a deal. He got an offer *IF* he can prove his claims. Wilson has an out, and why hasn't proof been given? Why hasn't the deal been inked?

Because it's a scam, that's why. Because he wants 50% up front by Western Union for a product that can't operate as he claims. Anywhere else on the 'net, that would be called a SCAM.

Why isn't there a plant open yet? He was advertising for staff months ago, yet all those postings disappeared.

Not long ago he was looking for a $60,000,000 investment so he could built a plant to start mass producing these units. Now he wants to build power plants with $1,000,000, but there's currently no mass production, no manufacturing plant, and no employees?

If you call the phone number, you can talk to Richard about this unit. And buy a magnetic fuel saver and a fat people t-shirt, get your computer fixed and talk to a children's book author. That seems real professional. He has a home office for multiple "businesses", a PO Box for a mail drop, and wants untraceable payments. And yet people still don't think it's a scam?

I don't think there's anyone here who doesn't WANT the technology to work. The whole point is to find better methods, isn't it? But then, I'm not an engineer (I'm just married to one)... and I stayed at a Holiday Inn Express last night.

Seriously. It's people like this, with their name-dropping and unverifiable claims and evasiveness who give legitimate inventors and entrepreneurs a bad name. And yet people still cheerlead for him.

3 years ago this concept wasn't even a twinkle in his eye. A guy with no degree, no background, no experience in the field decided to jump on the bandwagon when he saw that he could make some money off it in all liklihood. Yet people who've lived their lives working on this for ages have made little advancement. Why is that?

It's not because he's such a great inventor, or an ecological genius. It's because he's a master bullshitter.

A little skepticism is a healthy thing. If he's really what he says he is, and if he has what he says he does, it will simply inspire him to continue. If not, he'll abandon this pipe-dream as fast as he did this forum when people started questioning him. He wants fawning sycophants, not discussion or debate. Isn't it obvious?