Hello guys,
Is it even possible that this machine works? any ideas?
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That doesn’t sound possible…
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For me also, but 7grans for scam its little to much 
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With some proper electrical knowledge I’m sure you can build something similar, but honestly it’s not that expensive to grow 
Throwing out guesswork here but something like an electrical amplifier with a large build with some bumper circuits. I can’t remember what could honestly do something even remotely similar in nature. IDK if it can be done. It sounds like it’s promising free energy🤷🏼‍♂️ the only way I can imagine it being done would end up burning out components fast as the trade-off🤷🏼‍♂️
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…13a socket, 3 separate output leads each producing 32a…
Only possible if the voltage at the outputs is down converted by around 7.5. Or, if there is a generator inside that converts natural gas or some other fuel into the additional power. Or some other game. They don’t say.
This is the physical reality:
The law of conservation of energy.
Nothing is free.
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Exactly. This is a scam on at least one level, and probably all levels.
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Yeah that’s pretty much what I was trying to say also. While it might be possible to amp a current up it’s extremely unsafe to do so if you even wanted to. Electrical fire will happen. We don’t have anything that can just generate energy from nothing.
Sorry - Im going to get pedantic here…
Actually, its not hard at all or the least bit unsafe - if its done properly 
Ohms law is the key here. Voltage and current are locked together in a fixed relationship that cannot be changed. Its one of those pesky immutable laws of the universe kind of things.
Given a fixed load (resistance), and a given total power, the voltage and current will always be inversely proportional to each other. If the voltage goes up, the current goes down and vice versa. Volts = current X resistance. Power (in watts) = current times voltage. Those two formulas, and their variations, tell (almost) the whole story.
Its easy to double the current or cut it in half. Thats what transformers and electronic circuits do all day long. The thing to remember is that you must also allow for the corresponding change in voltage.
You can easily take a 10 amps at 100 volts and run it through a transformer and get 100 amps at 10 volts (ignoring losses), but you cannot ever get more than 10x100=1000 watts out of that system.
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So similar to how a phone charger block handles electricity? I remember they made a huge deal about fast chargers supposedly breaking ohms law by those who didn’t understand the math involved was normal still​:man_shrugging:t3: if memory serves me it was something about lithium ion batteries charging like that would effectively halve the lifespan of the battery, but
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So either way the key part here is that is definitely not disclosing how it generates anything. If it is a simple conversion of 13A-32A then the voltage would drop to balance out the law of conservation of energy. It wouldn’t save any electricity and would just suck more instead 
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Exactly. Your charger might be putting out 5 volts at 2 amps, but its plugged into the wall power at 110 volts and only drawing 0.09 amps.
All battery types require their own special charging routine. Some Lithium batteries are particularly sensitive to how they get charged, but others are more tolerant. The more sensitive types of lithium polymer batteries are easy to blow up if charged wrong, or over fast and mis-charging can drastically reduce their life expectancy… Lithium ion batteries are far more tolerant of abuse, but still dont like being charged outside their specs.
Ohms law has never been in danger of being violated - no matter what anyone does or says 
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Read the name out loud.