PowerGard - As Seen on TV Network

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[JAXMP]

hey guys, i bought 10 of these, and now the electricity company actually pays me every month!

[wifger]

Alright, it saves electricity, but how?

[punkdudes2000]

My left ear enjoyed this video

[eddieben629417]

boring............

[DarkPatro56]

It is like battery. You plug it and the energy comes from this device.

Or it is oversized shitty led lamp.

[TonixTech]

@Sherb3rts Using that logic the average home only has 10 outlets.

[RedDaVincy]

@wifger It draws cosmic energy into your outlet.

[Sherb3rts]

well heres how it works. if you have power plug outlets in your home this useless thing takes up one of them, therefore limiting how many plugs that can be used at once by taking up 10% of the plugs in your home :) your fuckin welcome.

[DarkPatro56]

@wifger Maybe it is sort of battery.

[DarkPatro56]

@JAXMP You don't pay them. If you would have like 20 of them, 10 reduces the full costs and next 10 is like producing electricity for the company

[shadownerd13]

that's all great but how does it work my friend?

[tactileslut]

spamvertised from mail.tbcnet.net (114-46-192-190.dynamic.hinet.­net [114.46.192.190]). The best a device like this can hope to do is improve the overall power factor. We're charged for Watt-hours, though, not VA-hours. Reducing (I^2)R loss upstream from the meter saves the individual nothing. Side effects may include improved AM radio reception (including television) and reduced performance of HomePlug networking devices and plug-in intercoms.