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[mscoffman]

To be honest we already have 1/2 the model of this process
it is called an endothermic chemical reaction which absorbs
environmental heat and produces chemical reactants. But none
so far that can reprocess the reactants to upgraded energy
and then keep themselves going that way. They all stop. Also
practically, impurities will build up in a chemical reactor and these
eventually deplete or block the reaction.

:S:MarkSCoffman

[cubalibre]

Hello

I think it is more like the Seebeck effect with electron tunneling and new material combinations as atomic layers; Cu, Ni, Al, Wo ...? Please take a look in wikipedia.

Regards, cubalibre

[lumen]

The Seebeck effect is almost like the Quenco device except I think it's probably closer to a charge polarized material. Where electrons with higher kinetic energy migrate through a barrier because of the polarization. Mainly because the Quenco chip does not require a cold side to force electron migration.

[vrstud]

I don't get it, now the website doesn't show anything.

If this thing does anything close to what he is talking about there are so many companies that would be fighting over the rights to this thing.

Would have loved to get my hands on one just to see how efficient it is.

[mscoffman]

I don't get it, now the website doesn't show anything.

If this thing does anything close to what he is talking about there are so many companies that would be fighting over the rights to this thing.

Would have loved to get my hands on one just to see how efficient it is.

@vrstud

Your right...Maybe he ran into some "technical" difficulties?