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Maxwell Sangulani Chikumbutso Microsonic Energy Driven Vehicle (FEV)



Maxwell Sangulani Chikumbutso is a Zimbabwean inventor; recently made news for creating what he says is the first free energy vehicle in the world, a car he says is powered by radio frequencies and requires no fuel or battery charging. This innovation if proven could be a revolution for the automotive and energy industries, providing sustainable and cost effective solution to conventional vehicles.

The Visionary Behind the Invention

Having been Born and raised in Harare’s Zewareseku suburb, Chikumbutso’s journey into innovation was anything but conventional. Financial constraints forced him to leave school during his Form 2 year, but his passion for technology remained undeterred. In the late 1990s, he began experimenting with electronics, crafting devices such as radio transmitters, digital navigators, and even turbine engines from scrap materials. His focus later shifted to green energy, leading to the development of what he calls the “Microsonic Energy Device” in 2009. According to Chikumbutso, this device captures radio frequencies and converts them into usable power. What a device!

Saith FEV Debut

In a recent event at the State House in Harare, Chikumbutso presented his latest innovations to President Emmerson Mnangagwa. Among these was the Saith FEV, a vehicle he claims operates without fuel, recharging, or any external input, powered entirely by radio waves. He also showcased a hypersonic energy device and motorbike designs utilizing similar technology. Chikumbutso asserts and confidently confirms that the Saith FEV is a fully self-powering electric vehicle, a claim that, if substantiated, could position Zimbabwe at the forefront of clean energy technology. Since this field has been receiving a burst in recent years.

A Deeper Look at the Technology

The Saith FEV is said to harness energy through a Microsonic Energy Device, which captures radio frequencies and converts them into electricity to power the car’s electric motor. This concept challenges established scientific principles, particularly the first law of thermodynamics, which states that energy cannot be created or destroyed, only transformed. Chikumbutso acknowledges the skepticism surrounding his invention, noting that it has been denied patents on the grounds that it “violates natural laws of physics.” Nevertheless, he has chosen to protect his technology as a trade secret, allowing for continued development without the need for patent approval. Which seems to be the only move in the absurd patent industry.

Public Reception and Scrutiny

Chikumbutso’s claims have been met with both intrigue and skepticism since the technology seems to be out of the ordinary. Some netizens conducted reverse image searches and suggested that the vehicle presented is a Kaiyi X3 Pro EV model manufactured in China, leading to accusations that Chikumbutso purchased an existing electric vehicle and a Browey portable power station, presenting them as his own inventions. Prominent Zimbabwean journalist Hopewell Chin’ono labeled Chikumbutso a bogus inventor, accusing him of deceiving President Mnangagwa with false claims. Chin’ono’s investigation revealed that the hypersonic energy device showcased was identical to a product sold on Amazon for US$109, further fueling skepticism.

Government Endorsement and Future Prospects

Despite the controversy, President Mnangagwa has expressed support for Chikumbutso’s innovations, emphasizing the importance of nurturing local talent and technological advancements. Plans are reportedly underway to establish a manufacturing plant in Zimbabwe for vehicles utilizing this technology, with production costs estimated at US$14,000 per unit. If the technology proves viable at scale, Zimbabwe could emerge as a leader in green transport and energy independence. Leading to safer environments.

The Road Ahead

While the potential implications of Chikumbutso’s inventions are profound and limits-breaking, the lack of peer-reviewed validation and the challenges posed by established scientific principles necessitate cautious optimism. Independent testing and transparency will be crucial in determining the feasibility and authenticity of these claims. As the world watches, the unfolding narrative of Maxwell Chikumbutso serves as a compelling case study in innovation, skepticism, and the quest for sustainable energy solutions, and also puts Africa on the map of Innovators

NB: Maxwell Chikumbutso’s unveiling of the Saith FEV has ignited a global conversation about the possibilities and challenges of free-energy technology. While his claims challenge established scientific norms and have been met with both enthusiasm and skepticism just like any other new invention, they underscore the importance of fostering innovation and critically evaluating ideas that seem impossible. As developments continue, the world will be keenly observing how this narrative unfolds, hopeful for advancements that could reshape our approach to energy and transportation.

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