Strike Foundation, Thunderstorm.tech and this site

Plain definition

Plasmoid X is independent and sells no kits

Plasmoid X is independent education run by Derek Watson. It is not Strike Foundation, Strike Energy, Thunderstorm.tech or Plasmoid Power. It is not a licensee, dealer or partner of any of them.

This site does not sell Thunderstorm Generator kits or parts. Links to other sites are outbound links only.

The Services page describes the optional help offered: written estimates for installing a kit you already own. The Sources page lists every outside source this site relies on.

Inventor claim

Strike Foundation

Strike Foundation Guarantee Limited describes itself as a not-for-profit entity formed to hold, manage and commercialize all the intellectual property (IP) of inventor Malcolm Bendall. It says Bendall has asked it to publish all of his IP openly, so it posts his notes and diagrams.

Its site also hosts an introduction to the inventor, supporting research papers, and the open-source notes behind the Molten Sea Ark Atomic Reconstruction Technology (MSAART). This site calls that material “Strike Foundation material.”

Inventor claim

Thunderstorm.tech

Thunderstorm.tech is a site about the Thunderstorm Generator. It publishes technology pages, test-result summaries, and a kit assembly guide. Its test-results page describes the testing as independent and certified.

We treat it as the inventor’s side, because it presents the device favorably and hosts material from Plasmoid Power. See our page on other tests for how we handle its numbers.

Inventor claim

Plasmoid Power

Plasmoid Power presents itself as the maker of the Thunderstorm Generator kit. The Embry-Riddle thesis says the main vortex unit, piping and bubbler for its road test were supplied by Plasmoid Power. Skeptoid says the company is based in Thailand.

Plasmoid Power’s kit assembly guide (updated February 2026) says the kit is provided to customers who want to evaluate the technology. It says no warranties or guarantees are given about emission reductions or fuel savings, and that neither Plasmoid Power Limited nor Alpha Prospects Limited will be liable for losses from using it.

Measured

What the one university test says about them

The Embry-Riddle thesis is the one measured anchor this site uses. It was run by a master’s student, and its hardware was partly supplied by Plasmoid Power. It found a 9.67% lower fuel-use rate on a small generator and about a 34% drop in carbon monoxide in an idle test.

Those results do not depend on who sells the kit. They also do not confirm the larger claims on the sellers’ sites.

Plain definition

How this site uses their material

This site reads their pages, labels what they claim, and puts measurements first. It does not copy their marketing, and it does not take their numbers as proven.

To see what this site has read, open the Sources page. To see what a given page treats as measured, claimed or commentary, look at the label above each block.