Comments on: Tesla Secret Review – Can You Really Make Your Own Tesla Generator?

By: Rey Sicat

Rey Sicat — Wed, 03 Aug 2011 23:04:12 +0000

I think they might be right or wrong.

By: vince

vince — Wed, 27 Jul 2011 15:34:05 +0000

It’s so strange, i saw all these ads to buy this crap and got to thinking about the little schematic they give you to try, i am in no way an electrical engineer by any stretch of the imagination, but looking at it i thought wait a minute all this thing does is pick up radio waves like any antenna does and radio transmissions have a small amount of power, then i read the reply from Jon, i have to admit it made me feel a little smart, what a scam, i just hope there are not to many people that will fall for this garbage

By: selvaraman.R

selvaraman.R — Mon, 18 Jul 2011 05:07:29 +0000

I thought it was interesting how many review websites support this product, and then try to sell it. (follow this rare link) sounds fishy. What real review site doesn’t have some sort of advertising for banner ads, etc. They were likely created by the same people.

By: Jon

Jon — Thu, 16 Jun 2011 23:51:06 +0000

Tesla did research and actively promoted the idea of beaming energy to consumers via electromatic waves. However it was never “free” and proved to be extremely wasteful in the same way that only a miniscule fraction of the sun’s radiation hits the earth with the vast bulk of it being radiated into space.

Tesla was never shy to publish and the claim that some of his papers mysteriously vanished is probably bogus. More to the point, the demonstration project for extracting supposedly free energy from cosmic radiation is nothing more than harnessing the microvolt fluctuations of a radio antenna, in other words, it is a crystal set. Far from using cosmic rays (whose energy density at the surface of the earth is far too low to be of practical use) this “generator” picks up transmissions from commercial broadcast stations.

The whole web site is an attempt to get money from the gullible. Corporations do not have the power to shut down web sites and if there were any attempt by government(s) to shut it down then it would be for fraud. You do your readers a disservice by promoting this garbage.

Alternative energy research and experimentation is an honourable pursuit. Fraud is not.

By: Dave

Dave — Sun, 20 Mar 2011 13:23:59 +0000

By: Charles

Charles — Fri, 21 Jan 2011 15:05:28 +0000

I almost bought the book, I thought hopeful they had plans to make a bigger one One that could power a house. Well then back to hydrogen production!

By: Ian

Ian — Thu, 23 Dec 2010 02:48:52 +0000

Short snswer is this is a scam and I’ll tell you why it is. I bought the ebook that doesn’t show you any method whatsoever on creating free energy to power your house. It is misselling and the site needs to be shut down. The reasons are quite cler the Tessla antenna method picks up radiant energy but 10 to 20V at 200 uA generated isn’t going to power anything except a buzzer or an LED. The Tesla generator is a joke you need energy to power the turbine and 10-20V at 200uA isn’t going to do it. You need about 3KW of power to power a normal household how on earth can you convert 20 x 0.000200 = 0.004 W to 3KW yes true you can’t. The circuits I’ve seen vary from a bridge of rectifiers to twodiodes paired for each polarity now you know you get 0.7 V drop across a diiode don’t you? his is shocking stuff and has to be stopped as it is scamming poor people that can’t afford energy prices that are sky rocketing.