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[Elisha]

@trim12
Yes, the world economy is very bad, because the world economy model, is addicted to debt, and is now in intensive care by debt overdose. And to make matters worse, doctors prescribed doses more debt. http://www.usdebtclock.org/, that is crazy, insane.

The job problem, is in its definition, we dont need jobs to produce more products that end up in the trash, contaminating soil and seas.  We need jobs, is to divide up among the entire population, the manufacture, the things that we need in society, so each person would work a few hours a day and we would have everything we need. Of course this requires an economic model that is not based on debt.

Quenco is a new energy source, so disruptive, which forced in practice to a new model of economy, jobs, and society.

@e2matrix
Yes, imagine the year 2016, You can buy a Quenco powered truck and also is available a Google Driverless car, marriage them, then you have something very disruptive.  This will be a very exciting time; more jobless, or less time to work and more time for family and personal grow up.   This depend of the model of the economy in 2016.

@TheCell
The minimum ambient temperature required for operation in heat to electricity mode, if our memory is good in the words of philip is -40°C, but top electric current will lower 15%.

@Groundloop
The experiment in the papers that you share, ¿are real?, ¿is possible to do the circuit and convert heat to electric current using tunnel diodes?

Thanks.

[trim12]

Obviously a world with working Quenco can solve its food and water problems but will that just mean a vast jump in population?

[hollander]

I saw that Hardcastle updated his Theory page. He posted the following picture describing one of his previous experiments (Pentode tube).

I am not a provocateur, I just want  to understand. Did you make a control experiment to exclude other factors? For instance,  by performing the same measurement, with a bulb without thermionic layer? By direct experience, I know that high sensibility ammeters detect currents (pA or even uA) even when the circuit is open, above all when high temperatures are involved. This should be a common sense check (and mine is a common sense question).

Welcome replies are:

Silence

No, I didn't.

Yes, I did and found nothing

No insulting reply is welcome. Thanks.

[e2matrix]

hollander,  what is a "high sensibility ammeter" ?   Can we assume you meant high sensitivity ammeter?   I also do not understand your question about doing a test without a 'thermionic layer'.  I don't see any reference on that page to a thermionic layer in that test with the pentode.   Are you saying to do the test without any heat?  If so don't you think that his reason for adding the capacitor was to establish a base line by keeping out stray emf?   
     One other question for you.  You seem intent on believing he has nothing of interest here.  Ask your self this.  Would a physicist move half way around the world to meet with other scientists at Stanford and high tech companies to start production on this if he had nothing real?  And doing all that without asking anyone for money?  Yes he will be selling licensing for this but who is going to put up a Million dollars or more without knowing for certain it is a viable device?   My 'High Sensibility meter' says NO, no one would do that unless it is a viable device. 

[lumen]

TheCell,

That is an interesting article.
I believe that setup fully describes the operating principal of a quenco tile.  It looks like a few features will be added to the quenco tiles that increase the ability to perform the conversion, but the principal is the same.

http://www.brighthub.com/environment/renewable-energy/articles/82398.aspx