FIRST FREE ENERGY DEVICE REACHES MARKET IN OCTOBER -- The Game Changer is Here

[MileHigh]

Mags:

No I was being serious.  Large-scale poultry factory farms need lots of cheap heat and they would be potential first customers.

MileHigh

[lumen]

The problems are two-fold, technology and economics.  Although the technology exists, turbines and condensers and transmissions and generators, it doesn't exist in a "nice neat package."  That is only arrived at by successive generations/iterations of design.   And it's too expensive to be cost-competitive with other "life solutions" for getting your electricity.   So for the foreseeable future at least, there aren't going to be many jet turbines in the basements of people's houses.

That's not to say it can't happen, no one really knows how far out the "foreseeable future" is.

MileHigh

I don't see why anyone would connect this modern technology to the obsolete turbines of today to produce electrical energy when you could use a modern chip to convert the heat directly to electrical output at nearly 100% efficiency.
It's already near production.
Yes, the future is comming and you cannot stop it!

[sparks]

Just a note of interest concerning fusion.  The below patent is one of Farnsworth's patents.  This man was brilliant and gave us Televison and fusion technology.   His fusion device is used for a neutron scouce.  His technology was originally licensed to the communications monopoly IT&T the communications grid owner's.  They funded his research for awhile and gave him some shares.  When the contract expired they showed him the door.  He cashed his  itt shares and produced his own lab and his lifeline more or less followed that of what the politicians did to Tesla once they knew he had the goods.   You will notice in this patent listing below the names of the folks who proceeded with his research.  University of California seems to have it going on.
http://www.google.com/patents?vid=3386883

[Gwandau]

MileHigh,
I agree with you, provided that our present unability to foresee future scientific and technological developments are drastically changed.

But as far as I am concerned, I am not dependent upon the realization of a domestic Electric E-Cat, even a simple old fashioned piston driven steam machine would do nice for the few Kilowatts I need to produce.
And a simple well kept trucklift battery kit would do just fine to store the excess generated power needed for any temporary loads above the capacity of the generator.
If I get the four E-cats pre-booked in my name, nothing will stop me to get off the grid. Just wait and see.

Gwandau

[chessnyt]

@Gwandau:
I believe you will be successful in getting off the grid with even the low temperature E-Cat home units.  You certainly possess the aptitude.

I just uploaded a video which details my current project and I thought you might be interested.

Here's the link:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cVbkdxL84NI&feature=plcp

Best regards,

Chess