I was scanning through this YouTube channel today,
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcOMXY8fm1Gn4H8ktdQtmvg

And noticed it references a private energy research site:
http://freeteslaenergy.ru/

Russian naturally, plus it requires a membership fee, but it got me wondering if anyone ponied up to see what they have going on.

A scam?  Could very well be, but like the lottery or a poker game, you got to pay to play.  That could be their business model to keep the riffraff out.

Anyone think there could be a legitimate side to this?  Maybe something there?  A concept?  A device?  Anything one could bring back to the public?

Just makes me wonder.  Sometimes I feel like people that know the answer, simply won't share it.  You have to dig it out of them.  There are a couple of folks over at Energetic Forum getting real uptight with Paul Babcock and Jim Murray.  The supposed release of the SERPS device has been stone quiet.  You ask yourself, does the device either not work or is Paul and Jim keeping it to themselves.  They aren't saying, so we are left to guess.

http://www.google.com/patents/US20140028147

i would like to think he did do what the patents state,

https://www.google.com/?tbm=pts&gws_rd=ssl#q=ininventor:%22James+F.+Murray%22&tbm=pts&start=20


Related US. Application Data
Continuation-in-part of application No. 12/993,941,
?led as application No. PCT/US2009/046246 on Jun.
4, 2009, noW Pat. No. 8,373,328, application No.
13/562,199, Which is a continuation-in-part of
application No. 13/390,437, ?led as application No.
PCT/US2010/045298 on Aug. 12, 2010.
Provisional application No. 61/058,824, ?led on Jun.
4, 2008, provisional

hummm...  some times i think things like this need to be approached carefully. ~Russ 

i really like  Paul Babcock, haven't spent much time looking at Jim's stuff. but i think we still need to ask the question... is it working or not? if yes, whats next?