bolosky

If I'm not mistaken, "overunity" is a really useful term. It means that they're claiming that their engine/widget/EMF-back-whatever-thingy has efficiency > 1, i.e., that the energy coming out is bigger than the energy going in.

I say it's useful because as soon as someone claims it, you can forevermore safely ignore them as either a fool or (more likely) a scam artist. They don't really have a device that violates conservation of energy. (And if they did, they'd be too busy collecting their Nobel in Physics to try to sell it to you on the internet.)

doug

Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence. I ain't seein' it.