If this is a hoax they seem to have gone to a lot of trouble. Three phone numbers are provided (US,Mexico and Panama) but no address. They claim to have two generators which provide free energy using Keshe reactor technology. The generators are 3.5kw 1,980 euros and 6.5kw 2,860 euros. Strange that the price is in euros yet none of the phone numbers are european. Apparently the generators are good for 35 years. The website is in spanish - http://neo.sx/index-neo3.html

Here is a Video Demonstration:

http://neo.sx/v001.html
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Here is a Gallery of pictures CUSTOMERS have mailed in to the company.

http://neo.sx/galeria.html
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According to the Keshe forum it is a scam. They say they have proof but no proof is provided.

@ Tomd000,

Please post the Link for that Keshe Forum.
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Yet another scam?  I find this hard to believe.

As TK said, it does not have wheels.  Also, it is not claimed to run on water.  But, it appears that you still have to plug it in.

Bill

I accept that is is probably a fake.  BUT, it boggles my mind that "scam artists"
would have the technical knowledge to put so much Professional Looking Voltage
and Current METERING and CONTROL INTRICACY into the front panel like that.

One last thought:  The petroleum industry is a Multi Trillion Dollar Industry.  Therefore,
is it possible that the units are REAL, but agents for the petroleum industry are just
saying it's a fake???
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You can always buy one to make sure the evil oil industry isn't deterring you from free energy.  Just because they do things like post hundred year old patents on their website as though they are relevant, that shouldn't be a big red flag should it?  And just because the box is large enough to hold several lead acid batteries that shouldn't make you suspect that it's just batteries in a box like GDS Technologies scam, should it? 

I accept that is is probably a fake.  BUT, it boggles my mind that "scam artists"
would have the technical knowledge to put so much Professional Looking Voltage
and Current METERING and CONTROL INTRICACY into the front panel like that.

One last thought:  The petroleum industry is a Multi Trillion Dollar Industry.  Therefore,
is it possible that the units are REAL, but agents for the petroleum industry are just
saying it's a fake???
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   They could just be cannibalizing an inverter or UPS.   Keshse is always talking about plasma.   Plasma is a highly excited form of matter.   To get plasma here on earth we have to take and ionize atoms-then seperate the electrons and nuclei and insulate them from each other.  But plasma production requires energy just like steam production.   What it does do is leave exposed nuclei.   Now let the electrons back in.   There is no guarantee that all the electrons will settle into nice predictable orbitals without raising hell in the nucleus.   A few of them may even be captured by a proton or two.  Cu would become nickel-oxygen nitrogen-nitrogen carbon- etc.   If the newly formed isotope is unstable it will boot the neutron which then decays to a free proton and electron-that combine to form hydrogen.   The difference in mass between a proton and an electron is less than the mass of a neutron.  The result is mass to energy conversion.  Uranium is not the only thing that can be transmutated to heat up water.
http://www.forbes.com/sites/jeffmcmahon/2013/02/22/nasa-a-nuclear-reactor-to-replace-your-water-heater/