>From Mark Iverson: > This sounds too good to be true... a wind generator that doesn't need any > wind! > > http://pesn.com/2009/03/11/9501531_Boswell_windless_turbine/ > > -Mark
Exerpt: > Strange Phone Calls > > Jim said he has tried to contact media, motor and government > officials from local to national, but that so far the response > has been essentially null -- at least directly. Indirectly, > he said he's started getting threatening phone calls saying things > like "stop building your equipment", letting him know they know > how many kids he has, etc. One night, someone was trying to > break into his garage, and he scared them > off with his '45. > > Since then, for security purposes, he's dismantled the fuelless > motor technology; but the patented "wind turbine" is still > powering his home. > > Though he's wanted to have these things be a "Made in U.S.A." > product, he's met mostly deaf ears in the United States; but > has garnered a lot of interest in China, Japan, and South Korea. I agree with Mark. "Sounds too good to be true." After reading this article the "device" and the convenient and also intriguing story that is told, it reads like a classic scam operation, at least to my sensibilities. Every dangnabit time I read about these claims there's ALWAYS a conspiracy of some ilk involved! I just bet if anyone attempts to gather the slightest bit of proof, like a monthly energy bill from Mr. Boswell's home they will come away empty handed. I hope I'm wrong. I"d love to be wrong! But I'm not going to hold my breath. Like the old lady in the burger commercial: "Where's the proof!" Regards Steven Vincent Johnson www.OrionWorks.com www.zazzle.com/orionworks
