Posted by teddy52food on April 24, 2011 at 07:47:50 from (68.169.216.43):
In Reply to: more proof of failure posted by buickanddeere on April 24, 2011 at 06:44:27:
Where do you get the idea that it is breaking any laws? The imput from E=MC squared is almost impossible to measure. That motor can run and produce power for many years before you could measure a weight loss. The Japanese may be working on it as I understand Joe has already contacted them about building without patent protection. Soon we will have to be getting them from Japan instead of at home in USA. Tesla admitted he didn't know what electricy actually was & said it would be a great discovery when someone figures it out. Joe has done that. I suggest you read the manuel to unserstand what is going on. This is the tractor power of the future.
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