Demonstration of Peter Sumaruck's "Zero Amp Tech"

This video is posted and explained at http://pesn.com/2008/12/02/9501505_PeterSumaruck_ZeroAmp_demo_video/

Video taken Nov. 24, 2008 by Sterling Allan of PES Network, Inc. shows Peter Sumaruck's demonstration taking place in his garage near San Francisco, in which a generator powers a modified variable AC motor controller with (allegedly) a small fraction of a Watt input; while the controller runs five AC motors: three rated at 2 horsepower, and two rated at 7.5 HP. After the motors come up to speed, they allegedly consume far more energy than what is being input from the generator. A report by Sterling at http://pesn.com/2008/11/30/9501504_ZeroAmpTech-demo/ gives reasons for skepticism of this claim.

In the second part of this video, Pete is shown flipping through his photo album of the alleged self-running generator he built for the U.S. Army at Fort Hood, Texas before the project was shut down by two Texas politicians with nuclear energy industry ties. He claims that it self-ran and put out 36 kilowatts, able to handle loads from to 0 to 36 kW, coming and going, without changing speed or sound. He claims that he plugged ninety 300-Watt bulbs in to it, and that it was so bright the people viewing the demo were temporarily blinded. He said this system was in resonance so that a stethoscope placed on any component in the system sounded the same. He claimed that the system could last for thirty years -- the life of a mortgage -- with the only maintenance being to change the three belts.

For more info, see: http://peswiki.com/index.php/Directory:Pete's_%22Zero_Amp%22_Electronics

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• free
• energy
• electromagnetic
• overunity
• power
• electricity
• rotoverter

[epoxy404]

Scam just like the fake "s.e.A.L" in the video. This guy is so full of bullshit it's leaking out his ears. I hope a real seal takes that trident and shoves it up your ass where it belongs !!!!

[gunrsmt1]

Check out his other video, the piece of shit is wearing a trident on his hat. Fucking Incredible!

[mrfrosty8172]

@epoxy404 actually he said it was S.e.A.L

you can read all his BS on pownetwork()org

its very funny stuff he gets all mad and starts typing in all CAPS

[AlternateFarmhand1]

The input current cannot be measured like that, its missleading.

[bprewit]

funny he uses the amp clamp to measure the output current then switches to a meter which he uses incorrectly to measure the input current.. Easy to see it is total b.s. and nothing amazing. No load current on those motors is low and the vfd he claims is his amazing invention is able to ramp them slowly to reduce the inrush current they would pull if started ATL.

[TooLateTomorrow]

This guy is a fucking piece of dog shit and ought to brush his teeth with a pistol.

[ustink0815]

I was a Navy SEAL. In Iraq. It's true. Don't bother looking it up. All my missions were classified. Just take my word for it.

You're looking it up?

I never said I was a Navy SEAL. Leave me alone!

[stavrosteve]

The "inventor" also claims to a Navy Seal, but F.O.A, records show he made it 22 days before being booted from basic training. So he's not just a cheat, but a fraud also.

[ke6gwf]

Hey! I recognize that green motor drive controller! A former job I had I programmed those! Funny thing is that I could program one of those to do what he is showing (running several motors with no load off of just a few amps at 240 volts)

They start and stop at the same time because they are Synchronous 3-Phase AC Induction motors, and so they lock to the waveform being generated by the VFD controller which is ramping them up and down. The amp draw isn't being measured correctly either. Fraud!

[69Blackfoot69]

put a load on the motors and it will never work, they don't use much power in free run state with no load