This Man Has No Idea How Much Danger He’s In. Inventor Claims To Invent An Electric Vehicle That Requires No Charging…

This Man Has No Idea How Much Danger He’s In. Inventor Claims To Invent An Electric Vehicle That Requires No Charging & Runs By Solely Converting Radio Frequencies Into Energy “A brief trip into the future with inventor Maxwell Chikumbuto. He’s claiming a scientific breakthrough with this green energy technology, an electric car which he says converts radio frequencies into energy. At the powertrain, we did it in house, Uh, which makes it the first electric vehicle in the world that drives without needing recharging sys systems. On the green power off grid machine, It’s very unique for the first time. Uh, energy is being generated using a radio frequency and without moving parts. Chikungbutso is not the typical scientist. He dropped out of school aged 14 and says he’s developed his blueprints through research and visions from God. Continued below the vid

This Man Has No Idea How Much Danger He’s In. Inventor Claims To Invent An Electric Vehicle That Requires No Charging & Runs By Solely Converting Radio Frequencies Into Energy

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A showroom in Harare showcases his prototypes, a helicopter that operates using any one of the by fuels including paraffin, a drone, and a household transformer that he says can multiply power a hundredfold. But he says breaking his disruptive technology into the world has not been easy. He’s failed to patent his work. That’s why we end up Finding nuclear scientists, electromagnetic professors so that they can assist us on the patent process. But as you are aware that, In in patents, anything that violates the laws of physics is not an industrial applicable solution. They classify it as a perpetual motion device. Luis Kupenala, a South African based Angolan businessman, has poured 1,000,000 into the project, but now believes it’s time to commercialize. He says the Angolan government and a Brazil private energy player have signed up to buy some of their products, but that other investors don’t generally believe anything credible can come out of Africa. From our skin color.

We don’t believe on ourself, But, obviously, a a new generation has another responsibility to change this kind of paradigm To another level whereby we have to capitalize on our ability than Africa. Zimbabwean scientists who spoke to the SABC also expressed Skepticism. But Chukumbuzo brushes the naysayers aside. He says he’s determined to ensure that his god given gift brings energy to light up the continent and put Zimbabwe on the technological map. Shingai Nyoka, SABC News, Harare, Zimbabwe.”