That "generator" is connected to the grid in series with the drill.
     Its alleged action is to reduce the power consumed from the grid.

     Mark Jordan


On 17-Nov-15 17:22, Isaac Marino Bavaresco wrote:
> In the electric drill video the drill's cable is not shown entirely
> in-frame, the drill is shown in close-up and the  "generator" in the
> background, with the drill's plug (or what they want us to believe is
> the drill's  plug) connected to the generator with the cable exiting
> from the bottom of the frame.
>
> If they wanted to show a more credible demonstration, they could place
> the generator on top of a glass table and the drill connected directly
> to the device with short cable and all of the wires in-frame without any
> extraneous elements in front or in the background. The camera could walk
> around the experiment to show that there is nothing hidden in the back
> or below.
>
> That would convince a lot of people that the energy is coming from the
> "generator". Proving that the generator is not simply using an internal
> battery and inverter is a completely different thing.
>
>
> Isaac
>
>
> Em 17/11/2015 12:20, embedded systems escreveu:
>> Hi all,
>> Knowing the piclisters retention when it's about generating energy in an
>> incomprehensible way, I had no guts to mark with [EE] this subject. :)
>>
>> However, who want to read, can do it here:
>> http://www.keshefoundation.org/
>>
>> Before laughing, take a deep look at the experiments with coated wires:
>> http://blueprint.keshefoundation.org/
>>
>> Vasile
>
>

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