I've been looking at various organizations that purportedly seek to bring free energy to the masses .
Two that are most annoying are The Orion Project and Chava Energy (Formerly MPI). They make the endless plea for money but never deliver the goods. They claim that the pot of gold is easily obtained - if they could only get the funding...which never comes, but is always just around corner.
I think these organizations are a sort of scam that wishes to garner the rights to a working device and make big bucks from it. They can not build such a device themselves, but they still want a cut. Just wait and see. When the goods are posted across the net and everyone knows, these organizations will try to step in and get a piece of the pie any way they can.
A funny thing is that these organizations will contact anyone that they think has the goods and try to get them under some sort of contract, but they never figure it out - like some sick twist of fate.
Anyway, I hope all of their lights go out and they have to sit in the dark.
Well, if they aren't making any ridiculous claims, then in my books they are not so bad.
IMHO, worse are those that have a half-baked project and make un or poorly-substantiated claims.
There are dozens that fall into this category, and they suck in just as many if not more folks into separating themselves from their hard-earned cash and precious time. Here are a few that come to mind:
- Steorn
- Ainslie-type circuits (and this covers a huge range of devices out there)
- Bedini motors and chargers
- Thane Heins
- etc...
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