The burden of proof of an extraordinary claim is on the original claimant, ie. if
person 1 claims self running then person 2 claims it's fake, then person one
claims the claim of faking is fake the burden of proof is on person one.
Otherwise the third claim of the claim of faking being fake has the burden of
proof being the last claim, it is completely illogical to try to say the second
claim of faking has the burden of proof but the first extraordinary claim and
the third claim of the claim of faking being fake does not
The original claim has the burden of proof, and proof does not come in a you
tube video. It comes when it is proven by valid measurement that more energy
is output than what is input to the device, the voltage of any particular
battery is almost irrelevant.
There is a disturbing familiar tone to this thread.
Truth is that most everyone would have little to no interest if no claims or
hints of self running were made.
If the battery voltage of the charging battery was to rise to 20 volts then
that indicates a heavily sulfated battery and would be normal even if being
charged/desufated by a device with 30 % efficiency.
Truth is that without the hints of self running a lot less kits would get sold.
You either have proof of self running or you don't have proof, evidence is not proof.
Please note, I am not asking for proof. So no one claim I am asking for any proof.
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person 1 claims self running then person 2 claims it's fake, then person one
claims the claim of faking is fake the burden of proof is on person one.
Otherwise the third claim of the claim of faking being fake has the burden of
proof being the last claim, it is completely illogical to try to say the second
claim of faking has the burden of proof but the first extraordinary claim and
the third claim of the claim of faking being fake does not
The original claim has the burden of proof, and proof does not come in a you
tube video. It comes when it is proven by valid measurement that more energy
is output than what is input to the device, the voltage of any particular
battery is almost irrelevant.
There is a disturbing familiar tone to this thread.
Truth is that most everyone would have little to no interest if no claims or
hints of self running were made.
If the battery voltage of the charging battery was to rise to 20 volts then
that indicates a heavily sulfated battery and would be normal even if being
charged/desufated by a device with 30 % efficiency.
Truth is that without the hints of self running a lot less kits would get sold.
You either have proof of self running or you don't have proof, evidence is not proof.
Please note, I am not asking for proof. So no one claim I am asking for any proof.
..
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