DIY Free Energy Generator: A Device Assembled from Simple, Affordable Materials | Tapiwa Muvungani

“The term ‘fuel-free energy’ is quite provocative in the field of physics because how can you have (in quotes) ‘free energy’?!” shares power engineering researcher and inventor Tapiwa Muvungani.

No matter how bold it sounds, after watching this interview, only a fool would deny the existence of fuel-free generators. Today's episode will dispel the darkness of ignorance and the illusion that we humans have already learned everything.

With great pleasure, we present to you a conversation with Tapiwa Muvungani who is working on new technologies to create limitless energy systems and overunity generators for the production of unlimited energy.

In this video you will find out:
⚡️ How did the amateur physicist come up with the idea of creating a fuel-free generator?
⚡️ What difficulties did he face in the process of creating his working power generator?
⚡️ Materials that were used for assembling the FFG.
⚡️ What kind of process takes place inside the generator when energy is obtained?
⚡️ What is the advantage of free energy compared to alternative energy sources already known nowadays, such as wind turbines, solar panels, and geothermal power plants?
⚡️ Benefits of using a fuel-free device in a household.
⚡️ What needs to be done for society to switch to fuel-free energy worldwide?

The inventor’s quote: “I simply regard myself as a student, a lifelong learner in that field because I truly believe: if at any point in time, you regard yourself as an expert, it is a problem because in a way, you sort of close up the doors to learning.”

Let's open new doors together and strive to ensure that currently impossible technologies and inventions would become our new reality and would be accessible to everyone!

You can find more information about fuel-free generators and their creators here:
🎬 "FFG: A New Era of Free Energy | Documentary Film":
https://youtu.be/V57-SJ_pTNE

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