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[Philip Hardcastle]

@Groundloop,


I have in fact some years ago had lengthy discussion with Prof Fu and he sent me a copy of his video.


We have not communicated for some time as our solutions to the problems diverged, however I have mentioned that his work was an important step on the way to the quenco, if for no other reason it gave me an insight as to how people will attack people who question 2LOT rather than doing the experiments for themselves. Prof Fu has never had anyone bother to replicate his work, that is evidence to me that we have not really progressed much from the days of Galileo or Darwin, science should question vigorously, that is the way we filter the value of ideas, but it should not ignore or attack them to the extent that it becomes personal.


He was attacked by a fellow Chinese physicist who made a hostile and silly assessment of Fu's work that was not challenged by his peers, there is no balance, the critics attack but are never themselves criticised.

[Groundloop]

Hello GL,

Any luck with the APM.

Hi Stprue,

I have not yet soldered the APM board. It will be done some day for sure, but I do not think I will find
time to test the board until my summer vacation. But I did solder 100 IR LEDs to a board. Tested the
board in total darkness. (Room without windows.) I connected a voltmeter to the IR LED board and
did switch on a IR light in the dark room. I did detect a voltage output from the board every time I
switched on the IR light, and zero volt from the board when I switched off the IR light. This proves to me
that it is possible to make a IR solar panel that can covert heat directly to electricity! Did you know that
a 1x1 meter panel of black painted aluminum will radiate approx. 450 Watt of IR energy all the time. So if
you attach a IR panel to one side of that plate then you can collect the IR light (at the correct wavelength),
and you can convert ambient heat directly to energy?

GL.

[stprue]

Deleted, I understand now.

Very cool.  Have you tested the theory?

[Groundloop]

Deleted, I understand now.

Very cool.  Have you tested the theory?

Stprue,

I'm not sure if you ask me since you did not address your post?

If you did, yes I have tested that it is possible to convert IR light (heat) directly to electricity.
And, no, I have not built a IR receiver substrate because I do not have the money to do that.

GL.

[stprue]

@GL,

Yes I was addressing you for the previous post.  I like the theory.