Has anyone else heard of Ultimatereenergizingprotocol.Com

Has anyone else heard of this. I know they say if it sounds to good to be true it probably is. The web site says you can build a device for around $200 that will power your whole home. I'm sure it is probably a scam but is there anything out there that would work?  Not quite that cheap I'm sure. I would really like to do something like this but I don't know enough about it to find the right plans. I would appreciate any help to find something that works and weed out the scams. Thank you

I chased the free energy for some time.

What I demand of a free energy device is the following:

1)   It must be replicated.        Having a device that only works in the inventors shop points to a scam.      

2)   It must be working in a home near me.          This wiz bang if it works and is replicated must have some real benefit for my life so if it is producing energy from nothing then someone had better be powering their home with it and they have unhooked from the electric grid.



The devices that approach free energy devices are solar panels, wind generators, and Nuclear energy.     They product energy without my input of power.       Other devices that could generate energy theoretically could exist, and few do exist but the cost to make them as in keeping super conductors working is cost prohibitive.

https://reductionrevolution.com.au/blogs/news-reviews/power-saving-scams

I have an old computer so I don't want to take a chance clicking on links I am not familiar with so I went to youtube.  

I didn't watch this because I can only do that really early in the morning.



So it looks like they want you to buy a book to do the same thing you can find for there on permies.

Here are a few that might help though I know there are others that might be better:

https://permies.com/w/emergency-home-battery-bank

https://permies.com/wiki/155316/pep-nest/Set-station-system-rechargeable-batteries

https://permies.com/wiki/112937/pep-electricity/Small-DC-solar-system-PEP

https://permies.com/wiki/151158/Simple-Home-Energy-Solutions-battery

I get a totally blank page at that website. It reports as "safe" on scamadvisor.com, but a couple of reviews sound like no customer service or actual plans received after purchase.

More to the general point, if it was possible to recharge and recondition batteries for free, there would be masses of places selling the technology instead of a few fringe websites.

Thank you all. I pretty much figured as much but thought I'd ask folks who know way more than me. I will check out those threads

Replying to save for Research purposes 🙂