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[Philip Hardcastle]

Hi Everyone,

As a strategy to get the Worlds attention, and therefore to accelerate the development of quenco for power applications that can impact CO2 emissions, I have decided to produce a few 3.7V Phone batteries that never needs to be recharged and to courier them to Nokia, Blackberry or Apple + ? ?.

The quenco phone battery would be intentionally limited to output a maximum of 5W so as not to cause too much thermal stress or hand chilling.

I appreciate any views as to which phones most need an eternal battery (the ones with the biggest power consumption I guess).

I will still make the hearing aid batteries as the first retail quenco product sold from my website.

Thanks

[broli]

Hi Everyone,

As a strategy to get the Worlds attention, and therefore to accelerate the development of quenco for power applications that can impact CO2 emissions, I have decided to produce a few 3.7V Phone batteries that never needs to be recharged and to courier them to Nokia, Blackberry or Apple + ? ?.

The quenco phone battery would be intentionally limited to output a maximum of 5W so as not to cause too much thermal stress or hand chilling.

I appreciate any views as to which phones most need an eternal battery (the ones with the biggest power consumption I guess).

I will still make the hearing aid batteries as the first retail quenco product sold from my website.

Thanks

I would say stick to the iPhone as that's what the sheeple are most fond of. But the iPhone's battery is internal so it would be hard for the average joe and jane to replace it even though it's really simple. Since you're not that interested in production but rather licensing.
Then if you want to get KNOWN and fast send a working cell for an iPhone 4s to www.engadget.com and tell them to use it and review it. But just be prepared for the mountain of attention you'll get, and make sure it doesn't kill you :p. These blogs have millions of tech savy followers who'll make it go viral, it would be much more effective than sending it to the companies doorstep and hoping for the best.

[Philip Hardcastle]

Hi Broli,

Your idea is actually quite brilliant.

I consulted a few people and they agree that the following of people on engadget is massive and that it would do more to prove quenco to the World in a week than probably any other strategy.

I suppose the issue is to get the right people at engadget to talk with me and for them to agree to doing the tests, any chance a reader here has an inside to engadget people and would get them to give me a call??

[Philip Hardcastle]

Hi Everyone,

I have posted on www.quentron.com a page about an offer from Dick Smith to include quenco in his million dollar prize offer that he first made to LENR.

[hartiberlin]

Sounds good.
Maybe you could at least post a picture of your device instead of the cute Koala bear ?

This would probably not make your patent void but would make it more believable..

How big is your 1.2 Volt device ? Does it fit in a hearing aid device and
how much current does it deliver approximately constantly if the room temperatur
is at about 22 to 25 degrees Celsius ?

Can you already tell these parameters ?


Many thanks.

Regards, Stefan.

P.S: Putting several in series and parallel to get an "indefinite" Iphone battery
is a good idea and would really make headlines... if you could deliver it to
an online tech magazine for them to test...!