Energy production by utilizing perpetual motion technologies has always been a fundamental dream of mankind. Global energy crisis and an increasing awareness of environmental issues demand new research in this particular field of physics. Royrobotiks Sustainability Research Division suggests an easy way to save the future of mother earth and to reduce your private electric bill to zero.
The suggested perpetual motion setup can be easily made out of normal household materials and it takes less than a minute to get it successfully running, as this demonstration video will show you.

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  • AdamPellinDeeve 2 years ago
    Wow. I've just rewired my whole house in this way and I'll donate every penny I save to your future research. Thanks Niklas.
  • RLM Productions 2 years ago
    can you then explain further how that can be duplicated, was the multi plug modified? Or just the matter of ty pe?
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  • RLM Productions 2 years ago
    Maybe I missed it, how does that work exactly, simply purchasing a multi plug and your set? Just trying to get some clarification. Maybe it is in the simplicity that I find complexity.

    Clarification is appreciated.
  • Conor 1 year ago
    I just tried it with a multiplug I had lying around the house man. It totally works. I'm thinking it must work with all of them!
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  • Lyall Fvrphy 1 year ago
    I'm going to 'try' this 'idea'.
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  • Conor 1 year ago
    Dude! This is frickin' genius! Why haven't we thought of this before?! Cheap AND mobile!
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  • Eli Friedman 1 year ago
    energy doesn't come from no where, how does this work? did you modify the plugs?
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