Wow the government is hiding this from us, just plug it into the grid and we get infinite electricity.<br><b>adjusts tinfoil hat</b>,(reply>), Don't forget to glue pennies onto your tinfoil hat. The negative electricity will help against other signals around you.,(reply>), @Tony Denney and laugh,(reply>), Research free energy on YouTube involving magnets and copper wire,(reply>), @ssj2camaro21 Hmmmm I don't know if I like what you say.,(reply>), The real world answer is........anytime you see objects being powered by batteries or mechanical mechanisms that you see as "free energy", gets fact checked by reality. All those objects are super tiny and since super tiny, they require super tiny battery draws. At that scales everything is super light weight and virtually no heat from resistance. The moment you scale that up, that design is no longer able to be super energy effective. <br>Think about this one here in the video. You see how massive those batteries are powering a really tiny bell with really no side to side movement. Theres really no moving parts, (the bell swings). I mean there's nothing really special here but it's cool because someone powered something in their life and we still get to see that almost 200 years later. His name lives on through his device.