Hendershot Power Generator review
A build it yourself power project aimed at people who want to cut their electricity bill
Reviewed 2026-09-23
Pros
- One off payment, nothing recurring to cancel
- Sold through ClickBank, so there is a standard refund route
- Order problems go to ClickBank, not only the seller
- A self contained project if you like tinkering
Cons
- The page never states price, contents, format or delivery time
- No measurements, no photos of a working unit, no independent testing
- You still pay for parts and do all the building and wiring yourself
What you get
The page does not say. It is a video sales letter with no written description of the contents, so what lands in your inbox is a guess. Products sold this way are usually digital: a PDF build guide or video series with a parts list, diagrams and assembly steps you follow yourself. Materials are sourced and paid for separately by you.
Is it worth it?
If your power bill keeps climbing and you have looked at solar only to be put off by the cost, this is pitched straight at you. The headline claim is that solar panels are finished and that a device designed by Lester Hendershot in the 1920s can produce power without fuel. That is the seller's claim, and it is worth saying once, plainly: the page offers no test data, no measurements and no independent engineering review to support it. The original device was never verified as producing net power, and no working version has been reproduced since. What you would actually be buying, as far as the page reveals, is a set of instructions. There is no specification, no photograph of a finished unit, no figure for output in watts, no price and no delivery detail. The page is one video and a row of legal links. The seller's name, Brian Cole, is a pen name, which the page itself states. If you enjoy building things, and you treat this as a curiosity with a refund window behind it, that is a fair way to approach it. If you are counting on it to cut a real bill this winter, or money is tight, the same spend does more for you in insulation, draught proofing, or a proper quote for solar.
Before you buy
- Sit through the video to the end, as price and contents are only revealed there
- Read the Refunds page for the exact window, and keep your ClickBank receipt
- Think about electrical safety and local rules before connecting anything homemade to your house supply
Who it suits
Hobbyist builders who can treat the cost as a gamble. Anyone who needs a genuine cut in their power bill should look elsewhere.
