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[Philip Hardcastle]

Hi,


Quick short post.


People have asked how they can help, that is fantastic and I appreciate the community spirit.


Answer is that I am not sure, what I do know is that I am not going to cope too well after launch if I try and do everything. I am more than ever convinced that I need to form a not for profit foundation that would control all the IP rights. Such an organisation should have a strict constitution based upon sound humanitarian principles.


So I need people that want to provide legal, governance, technical, production, logistics, pr, accounting and many other skills.


I would like those people to be motivated for all the right reasons and they should not have any conflict of interest.


I will set up some pages on the quentron website with some words when I have received feedback from interested persons.


Can you please contact me via the website contacts page rather than the message system here as it is easier for me to manage and respond to.


Lastly, a quick technical response,


I do not know how cheap quenco could become, I can tell you that if you melted one down (so to speak) the materials would be worth about a dime, the costs are machine and labour. I can tell you that making the first ones has been a battle and that I have been given quotes that looked like telephone numbers, I can also say (and will say more some other day) that I have also been given assistance by some very good people whose only motivation was to help make this all happen, ultimately with the assistance of many good and smart people Quenco might well become cheaper than a postage stamp.


Phil [size=78%] [/size]

[neptune]

My main purpose of this reply is to keep Quentron on the front page. The fact that the Quentron web site is in the process of change suggests that we can probably expect more informationto be relaesed very soon .

[lumen]

So, is the launch now set for the original June 11 or has it been pushed back as stated earlier?

[Goat]

Hi All;

I've been following this thread for awhile and been thinking about the solutions being discussed and then it hit me!

From what I understand Philip Hardcastle mentioned that he could demonstrate that a quenco unit could boil water in one reservoir and in the other reservoir freeze water and produce electricity from the process.

What if there was a pump supplying the correct proportion of hot water to the cold side reservoir to keep it from freezing and continue pumping from there into the bottom of the hot side reservoir  so that you could stop the cold side from completely freezing.

Sorry if this idea is wrong but it seemed a simple solution a minute ago

P.S.: If the above idea doesn't work what about a year long ice cube and hot water supply!  LOL

Regards,
Paul

[lumen]

Goat,

I think you are looking to deeply at this, if you just disconnect the wires to the heater then the hot side stops getting hotter and the cold side stops getting colder. But yes you could feed some of one side back into the other just to keep it within the desired range I suppose.

The new refrigerator / hot water heater unit!