GDS 3000 Water Generator - Is this real?

Anyone seen or heard of this before? Is this for real and if so, how is this guy still alive?





www.youtube.com...

www.alibaba.com...

www.gdstechnologies.ca...

www.gdsenergy.mx...

"We have developed a portable water powered generator that creates a large amount of energy to run our portable generators that generate power simply by adding water." One tank of water (4 gallons) will run the device for 3 days and they even have the ability to hook it up to your water hose for continues operation.

Unless he's working for them so the world is slowly introduced to these devices, then the market is cornered by a chosen corporation and a total monopoly ensues? S + F, good question, I thought it's either suppression through buy outs and threats or complete reverse engineering.

a reply to: infolurker

Anyone who purchases that deserves to lose their money.

Mine runs for 6 days and is half the price. PM me for more details. First come, first serve!

a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

It is real and many different companies make them.
Link

a reply to: ParanoidAmerican

Those are not the same as the scam device in the Original Post.

a reply to: ParanoidAmerican

Follow your own link or at the very least read the op.

The emergency stop button is glued on. Hmmm, comments on the YouTube channel are disabled. I guess he was just tired of everybody complementing him on single-handedly saving the world and providing us with a means to travel between the stars. Well he looks honest enough. I'm sure he's figured out how to get clean, cheap, portable energy from water.

a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

I can't find anything about how the device in the OP operates by the looks of the inside it has a turbine turning an electric motor and some amplifiers or inverters. I have a small wind powered turbine that that turns a small 12v motor out of an old trolling motor in reverse ran through an amplifier to charge batteries and run things while camping. I can pull over 5K watts in good wind and steady if I use my boat battery during slow wind. I would think the same concept could be used to make something like this. The ones in my link produce much more power some could power a large home with access to the water.

originally posted by: ParanoidAmerican
I can't find anything about how the device in the OP operates...

Because it does not operate.

Seems they are based in Oshawa Canada so if it's bunk the government would be all over them as we have very strict false advertising laws. I might have to make a road trip and check them out.

a reply to: Kukri

You're assuming they're on the trading standard's radar. I very much doubt some 2 bit woo scammers are high enough profile to get collared. Still, you could always report them and see what happens.

originally posted by: GetHyped
a reply to: Kukri

You're assuming they're on the trading standard's radar. I very much doubt some 2 bit woo scammers are high enough profile to get collared. Still, you could always report them and see what happens.

I'm not going to report someone without concrete evidence of wrongdoing. I'm going to be in Trenton all week so a jaunt down the 401 wouldn't be a problem. At least I'll find out if they have a manufacturing facility or if it's just a storefront/PO box. Actually I'm going to check streetview right now.

ETA: street view pic:


Seems it's an empty storefront!

a reply to: Kukri

If a magic water powered box doesn't give you the strong odour of a scam then I fear for your wallet.

a reply to: GetHyped

You actually think I'd drop 5 G's without a very scrutinized demo? I might not be the sharpest tool in the shed but cut me some slack.

As far as I can tell by looking at it the batteries are the only source of power so yes it will run until the batteries die.

It looks like they have a few electric motors hooked up to what I can't tell. I do not see what the water is supposed to do except sit there. If it supposed to be split into hydrogen then what is it being run in to create mechanical energy.

I feel sorry for anyone who falls for this scam and I am sure someone getting old and feeble minded will.

anyone who uses the term :

"3000 watts per hour "

as an aledged output for a generator is :

a fooking idiot

a reply to: ignorant_ape

So it will power my electric car that runs at 50 miles per hour per day? Sweeeeet!

a reply to: GetHyped

lol I breed dogs that talk... send me 1000 bucks and a pup is yours!!!! wait there's more!! no... thats all.

I found this a tad concerning -

"To keep cost down on our products we do not take Visa/Master Card."

Is that because it's easy for a fraud victim to reverse a credit card charge via the bank on a purchase they later realise is a scam?