There are some claims about the claim that hint that this is not your typical magnet motor:
* 5kW and 40kW power. Not many "magnet motors" produce that kind of power. * There is the initial report showing the system ran 4000 watts for 100 hours that showed a well-thought out overunity test. It was a 3rd party test, paid for by the company. The report remains confidential, but it was impressive enough to get Sterling Allan on a plane. * The demos use no input power except what is in the closed system (Would be nice to see in a Ni-H test!) * Sterling and the others who saw the demo were impressed. * The prototype equipment seems advanced enough to include overload protection, is small enough to rule out hidden fossil fuels. The first 200 circuits for initial commercial units have been built. * Missing scam. Nobody will invest significant money until the unit runs for more than 3 weeks. The internet will "out" anyone who feels they are trying to pull a scam. Is it likely that both cold fusion and "free energy from aether" will be discovered and commercialized within the same decade? Odds say no... but.. interesting to say the least! - Brad Lowe
