Daniel Aiello's Independent Engineer Verification of WITTS Tech

I witnessed over unity devices at one of W.I.T.T.S labs and at other facilities. The "Delay line motor" had fifty 9 volt batteries. Using a volt meter, the batteries measured 8.3 volts each, before starting the demo. During the demo the motor/generator was powering 2 florescent bulbs (25 watts each - approximately 1/2 x 6 inches each) and after running approximately 3 minutes, I measured batteries at 10.1 volts clearly demonstrating over unity.

Not only did I see the voltage going up but I also saw the amperage changing from negative to positive once the machine was started clearly showing the batteries being charged rather than depleted.

I also observed the same machine running and lighting lights FOR OVER A HOUR, WITH NO BATTERIES AT ALL! The batteries were completely removed from the circuit!

I also witnessed a "Brown's gas Torch" 110 AC, that produces 3000 liters per hour which is far better than other Brown's gas welders that use 210 AC; using more watts and producing only 2000 liters per hour. Also there is a big difference in weight. W.I.T.s' was approximately half the weight and produced gas far more efficiency.

At two other locations I witnessed two separate houses operating on Stage III, zero point energy. The generators operating continuously, with no moving parts. The houses were each consuming at least 5000 watts of energy, each from their respective devices.

My qualifications: Prototype research and development machinist and manufacturing specialist. At United Technologies I doubled their production of the inside diameter operation of the Tomahawk Cruise Missile Booster; later worked as a propellant machinist. At AB Tools I made specialized cutting tools for FMC, Lockheed, Boeing, and NASA. Also, have worked with exotic materials such as cobalt, super inbar, boron, samarium, ruthenium, vanadium, calcium, cerium, terbium, tantalum, neodymium, DOD Level II security clearance and bondable. Worked for SLAC (Stanford Linear Acceleration) as a mechanical installation technician, - manufactured electro-magnets.